This four-bedroom barn conversion presents a unique opportunity for renovators and investors, particularly with the existing holiday let and approved planning consent for an additional one-bedroom annexe. The property, converted from a traditional stone barn in 2019, features aesthetically pleasing Quantock stone elevations beneath a pitched tiled roof. It benefits from oil-fired central heating and hardwood double glazing throughout, ensuring comfort and energy efficiency.
The layout includes an inviting entrance hall that leads to a utility room with a pantry. At the heart of the home is a spacious open-plan kitchen/dining/living area complete with a feature fireplace (non-functional) and French doors that open to the outside space. One end of the barn has been thoughtfully designated as an Airbnb, comprising its own kitchen/living area, double bedroom with en-suite, and separate access to a hard-landscaped garden—ideal for guest privacy.
Upstairs, you will find three well-proportioned double bedrooms. The main bedroom boasts an en-suite bathroom and dressing room, along with an external staircase providing private access. A family bathroom serves the other two bedrooms, making this layout practical for families or guests.
The potential of this property is further augmented by the large yard featuring a stable block with six boxes, a tack room, and a fodder store. This versatile space could serve numerous purposes beyond equestrian use, including options for creating workshops or home offices—subject to securing any necessary planning approvals. Additionally, there's also an established horse walker available via separate negotiation.
Situated on the periphery of Aisholt within the picturesque Quantock Hills National Landscape, this property offers easy access to various footpaths and bridleways for outdoor enthusiasts. Local amenities can be found in the nearby village of Spaxton while Nether Stowey offers more extensive services just over three miles away. For broader retail and leisure facilities, Taunton is approximately seven miles south and provides convenient motorway access at Junction 25 of the M5 as well as mainline rail connections directly into London Paddington.
With planning permission already in place for an annexe that could enhance rental income potential or provide additional living space, this property stands out as a promising investment opportunity in a desirable rural setting.
