Street Farm is a handsome Grade II listed farmhouse offering more than 3,000 square feet of beautifully presented accommodation, arranged over three floors. The property dates from the 17th century and displays splendid local stone elevations and stone mullioned windows, while inside there are exposed beams and wood panelling, grand original fireplaces and various other character details.

The accommodation flows from a welcoming reception hall with flagstone flooring and timber-lined walls, which create a rustic and characterful atmosphere. Doors lead to the formal reception rooms, which include the 24ft sitting room with its stone-dressed fireplace and French doors opening to the garden.

There is also a dining room for family meals, which has flagstone flooring and a magnificent inglenook fireplace with a heavy original timber lintel. Towards the rear, the kitchen features farmhouse-style painted wooden units, as well as an Aga and space for a breakfast table, while there is a also a utility room for home storage and appliances, and a further comfortable sitting room with dual French doors, which welcome plenty of natural light and provide direct access to the beautiful garden.

The first floor is home to four well-presented bedrooms, including the generous principal bedroom with its built-in storage, cast-iron fireplace, dual aspect and en suite bathroom with an over-bath shower. The first floor also has two family bathrooms, while the second floor provides access to two further bedrooms among the timber eaves, as well as an additional shower room.

This property has 21.94 acres of land.

Outside

The farmhouse is approached through stone pillars and wrought iron gates. There is extensive parking for cars and horse boxes, and the driveway extends through a second pair of stone pillars up to thew house.

The stable yard lies to one side away from the house and comprises various outbuildings, which include a grain barn with storage to both its ground and first floors, four brick built stables, plus a tack room.

Delightful mature gardens lie to theside and rear of the house. These include rolling lawns bordered by established hedgerows and mature trees, as well as patio areas for al fresco dining. Beyond the gardens there are orchards, fields and superbly maintained paddocks, including a fenced all-weather arena, plus a beautiful swimming lake, which is also a haven for local wildlife. As one will note from the site plan, the paddock land lies on 3 sides and is easlily accessed for those with an equestrian interest.

Situation

Located in the small rural village of South Brewham, the property sits within attractive rolling countryside to the south-east of Bruton. Bruton is a thriving town with a well-regarded high street offering a selection of independent shops, cafés, restaurants and everyday amenities, along with primary and secondary schooling, and is also home to the renowned Hauser & Wirth Somerset. More facilities can be found in nearby Wincanton, Castle Cary, Frome and Warminster all of which provide a wide range of shopping, leisure and cultural amenities.

Communications links are good, with the A303 within easy reach, providing access to London and the South West, while Bruton railway station and Castle Cary railway station offer regular rail services to London Paddington and other regional centres

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