Station Road, Bruton, Somerset, BA10

Property Details: • Type: Detached • Tenure: FREEHOLD • Floor Area: 1899 sqft

Key Features: • Detached period home • Five bedrooms • Four en-suites • Self-contained annexe • B&B potential • Spacious reception rooms • Modern kitchen • Solar panels & battery • Garage & parking • Attractive gardens

Location: • Nearest Station: Bruton Station • Distance to Station: 0.13314223190923133 miles

Agent Information: • Address: 19 High Street, Wincanton, BA9 9JT

Full Description: A five bedroom detached period house occupying a convenient position within a short walk of Bruton High Street.<br /><br /> The property offers particularly spacious and versatile accommodation and has been successfully run as a bed and breakfast by the current owners since 2007. Equally, the accommodation would create a wonderful family home with the added flexibility of a self-contained annexe, teenagers’ accommodation, guest suite or potential Airbnb, providing a number of options to suit individual requirements.<br /><br />The house combines period character with a number of modern improvements, including solar panels with battery storage, and benefits from en-suite facilities to four bedrooms. There is also off-road parking, a garage, attractive gardens and pleasant views towards the school cricket ground and church tower.<br /><br />A canopy porch opens into a spacious entrance hall. The sitting room has a pleasant outlook to the front aspect, and features a brick fireplace with open grate, creating a charming focal point. The dining room is also dual aspect and has a particularly attractive large bay window to the side with a built-in window seat.<br /><br />The kitchen was refitted in 2019 and has a good range of modern wall and base units with ample work surfaces. A peninsula provides additional preparation space and incorporates a useful breakfast bar. A range cooker sits within a former fireplace, while a white ceramic sink completes the kitchen. A door leads through to a useful boot room, which in turn provides access to the rear garden.<br /><br />Also on the ground floor is a generous double bedroom with fitted wardrobe and stylish en-suite shower room. A large utility/laundry room and separate bathroom complete the ground floor accommodation.<br /><br />On the first floor there are four further bedrooms. Two of these are positioned to the front of the house and enjoy views across the school cricket ground, with each having its own en-suite shower room. To the rear is a further double bedroom together with a self-contained annexe, comprising a kitchen area, lounge/bedroom, shower room and fitted wardrobe. This particularly useful space can be accessed either from the main landing or via an external staircase, making it ideal for guests, older children or a dependent relative who would appreciate a degree of independence from the main house.<br /><br />There are also three useful attic rooms, providing excellent additional storage and offering scope for use as office, hobby or other ancillary space, subject to any necessary permissions.<br /><br />Outside, the property has attractive gardens to both the front and rear. The rear garden leads through to the garage and off-road parking.<br /><br />In summary, this substantial and versatile detached period house positioned in a highly convenient Bruton location, offers a wealth of accommodation and considerable flexibility. Having been successfully run as a bed and breakfast for many years, the property could continue in its current format or make a spacious family home with additional independent accommodation. The combination of five bedrooms with en-suite facilities, generous reception space, solar panels with battery storage, garage, parking, attractive gardens and proximity to both the High Street and railway station makes this an unusually flexible property with plenty of possibilities.<br /><br />SERVICES: Mains water, electricity, solar panels with battery storage, drainage and gas fired central heating.<br /><br />COUNCIL TAX BAND: E<br /><br />TENURE: Freehold <br /><br />Broadband & Mobile: Coverage can be checked at: ofcom.org.uk/phones-and-broadband/coverage-and-speeds/ofcom-checker<br /><br />Flood Check: gov.uk/check-flooding<br /><br />Viewings: Strictly by appointment through the agent.<br /><br />What3Words: respected.caves.midfield<br /><br />Agents Note: All services, fittings, and equipment referred to in these particulars have NOT been tested by the agent and we cannot confirm that they are in working order.<br />Important notice: Hambledon Estate Agents state that these details are for general guidance only and accuracy cannot be guaranteed. They do not constitute any part of any contract. All measurements are approximate and floor plans are to give a general indication only and are not measured accurate drawings therefore room sizes should not be relied upon for carpets and furnishings. No guarantees are given regarding planning permission or fitness for purpose. Items shown in photographs are not necessarily included. Purchasers must satisfy themselves on all matters by inspection.<br /><br />LOCATION: Bruton is a highly sought-after historic Somerset town, beautifully situated amongst the rolling countryside of the South Somerset and Dorset border. The town has a distinctive character, with an attractive High Street lined with independent shops, cafés, restaurants, galleries and traditional pubs, creating a lively yet relaxed community atmosphere. There are also useful everyday amenities including convenience stores and local services, making Bruton a genuinely walkable place to live.<br /><br />The town is particularly well known for its thriving food, arts and cultural scene. Hauser & Wirth Somerset, with its internationally recognised contemporary art gallery, landscaped gardens, restaurant and farm shop, is within walking distance of the centre. The Newt in Somerset is also close by, offering exceptional gardens, a farm shop, restaurants and a variety of seasonal events and experiences.<br /><br />For those who enjoy the outdoors, Bruton is surrounded by beautiful countryside and offers numerous walking routes, including the historic Bruton Dovecote and the surrounding valleys and woodland. The area is also home to a number of highly regarded country pubs, farm shops and rural attractions, while Stourhead, Castle Cary, Wincanton and Sherborne are all within easy reach.<br /><br />Bruton is particularly attractive for commuters, with its own railway station providing connections towards London Waterloo and Exeter, with onward connections available, while Castle Cary station offers direct mainline services to London Paddington. The town also has convenient road access to the A303, providing good connections towards London and the wider Southwest.