Set within a scenic 68-acre estate, this Grade II Listed farmhouse, dating back to the 17th century, presents a unique opportunity for renovation and investment in the charming village of Sutton Montis. Constructed from attractive Cary stone, the property features numerous period details such as exposed beams, original fireplaces, and blue lias flagstone flooring, setting a foundation for potential modernization while preserving its historical charm.
The home's layout provides ample space for family living and entertaining. The inviting entrance hall leads to two spacious reception rooms, including a light-filled sitting room with dual aspects and a cozy woodburning stove. Additionally, a formal dining room boasts exposed beams and is well-suited for large gatherings. The kitchen retains classic wooden units and an Aga, offering an ideal canvas for culinary enthusiasts to reimagine the space with modern amenities.
Upstairs, four double bedrooms offer flexibility for family needs or guest accommodations. The principal bedroom stands out with its generous size and convenient en-suite access to a thoughtfully designed shower room. The layout allows for easy modification or expansion if desired.
Surrounding the farmhouse are various practical outbuildings totaling over 4,000 sq ft, including stables, barns, and workshops. These structures present significant renovation potential; they could be repurposed into additional living spaces or self-contained units (subject to necessary permissions), providing opportunities for rental income or multi-generational living arrangements.
Nestled in lush countryside on the periphery of Sutton Montis—a serene village boasting beautiful landscapes—the property is conveniently located near Castle Cary which offers shops, cafés, and train services to London Paddington. For broader amenities such as supermarkets and schools, nearby towns like Sherborne and Bruton provide additional options.
Accessibility is enhanced by proximity to the A303 corridor linking to major motorways leading towards London and the West Country. Airports at Bristol and Exeter further extend connectivity options.
This property not only embodies historical significance but also holds substantial promise for those seeking a project that combines country living with modern possibilities in an idyllic setting.
