Treladoc

Treladoc is a good
Treladoc is a good sized house of about 4,000sqft which was built approximately 11 years ago. It has some excellent views from the house and is a stone\’s throw from the beach.
If this first picture doesn’t draw you in a further look then there’s something wrong with you! What a lovely beach!

Unusual building

A unique and imposingA unique and imposing Grade II listed building, a former Pumphouse built in 1854 in the style of a manor house. Lovingly converted with much thought and care by its current owners providing a once in a lifetime opportunity to purchase a beautiful home and an incredible piece of historyThe property will appeal to the discerning buyer looking for impressive character and space in a historic setting. The property can be accessed through wrought iron double gates which lead to a sweeping driveway and immaculate

Stunning Stairs

spacious dwelling being
Amazing staircase – and quite a few photos of it to drool over – in this spacious dwelling being the substantial part of an early Victorian mansion house and briefly comprising entrance hall, reception hall with sweeping stairway, spacious lounge, dining room, fitted kitchen with morning room, cloakroom/utility room, five bedrooms, two with en-suite arrangements, large gardens, on single and one double garage, cellar running the entire area of the house. Gas central heating newly installed in 2010.

The Old Rectory

A substantial detached mid
The Old Rectory is a substantial detached mid Victorian former Rectory occupying a charming location on the edge of a small village at the foot of the Quantock Hills standing in gardens and grounds of about 2.5 acres.

The Old Rectory is listed Grade II in recognition for its architectural interest and probably dates from around 1861 possibly by a design of Edward Jeboult. The house is of typical Victorian style built of local Quantock stone elevations with Bath stone dressings to the windows and door reveals under an attractive patterned clay tiled roof with decorative ridge tiles and coped verges.
Lots of house!