Bratton Mill House was built to a traditional design in 1974 and offers particularly light, spacious accommodation. The property has two fine reception rooms - the drawing room has a fine open fireplace and French doors to the west, and the dining room also has a handsome fireplace.
Accommodation in total comprises: entrance hall, dining room, drawing room, garden lobby, conservatory, kitchen and cloakroom, wine cupboard/log store. Upstairs are the master bedroom suite and two further principal bedrooms, as well a further occasional bedroom and a family bathroom.
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Outside lawned gardens stretch across the front of the property and slope away to the pond to the east, which has an island with a weeping birch. A number of fruit trees include plums apples and pears, and the house also has a productive kitchen garden. A deep terrace and an original barn are also features of the property - the land comes to just under an acre.
Bratton Mill House occupies a tranquil setting in this tiny hamlet in the Exmoor National Park, two miles from Minehead which has useful daily amenities.
The guide price is £650,000. For further information please contact Jackson-Stops & Staff on 01823 325 144 or visit www.jackson-stops.co.uk.
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