This house has some charming features including a fabulous garden room leading out to the terrace in the back garden
West Farm is a remarkable five bedroom period house, with a date stone on the porch of 1850, providing excellent family accommodation in Yeovil Marsh. Constructed of stone elevations, the property has predominantly stone mullion windows with patterned metal frames.
Notable features of the house include a timber and glazed garden room with double doors opening onto an outdoor terrace, beautiful parquet flooring in the dining room and open stone fireplaces inset with woodburning stoves in the drawing room and the sitting room.
Accommodation comprises dining hall, drawing room, sitting room, kitchen/breakfast room, garden room, study area, cloakrooms, five bedrooms and two bathrooms.
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The property also comes with a two-bedroom cottage which forms the first floor of the main stone outbuilding and can be used as a holiday let, or as additional accommodation.
Outside, the front garden is lawned while the principal area of garden lies to the south west and contains a pond with its own fountain as well as the large paved terrace with direct access to the garden room.
West Farm is situated in the pretty village of Yeovil Marsh in Somerset. Yeovil itself is just two miles away and has an excellent range of amenities and a mainline rail service to London in two-and-a-half hours. Other towns within easy driving distance are Sherborne, Crewkerne and Dorchester.
The guide price is £1,150,000. For further information please contact Knight Frank on 01935 812236 or visit www.knightfrank.co.uk.
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