A pretty, Grade II-listed farmhouse, which has been restored and modernised by the current owners, has launched on the market.
Set on the outskirts of the hamlet of Henley, near Langport, the four-bedroom house has almost 12 acres, including an orchard, paddock and woodland and offers lovely views over the Somerset Levels.
The farm house is constructed of local Blue Lias stone natural stone with a frame jointed cruck roof. Adjoining the house and forming part of the accommodation the former barn has been converted into a sitting room and living area.
Price: £950,000 Contact: Palmer Snell 01458 272989
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