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!

Long Orchard

This superb property is
Long Orchard – This superb property is a Grade II* listed property, designed by the architect, Ernest Gimson, in 1911 and subsequently modernised in 1980. The house is Listed as being of Significant Architectural Interest and Historic Importance.
Such a complicated looking building! There is a former tennis court, now a spring flower meadow and an orchard of apple, pear and greengage trees.

Fine Georgian former

• Fine Georgian former
• Fine Georgian former rectory with well proportioned, high ceilinged rooms and period features typical of the architectural period.
• Currently divided into two self contained dwellings, but easily reverting to a single house.
• Listed as being of architectural or historical interest, Grade II and stated as having been rebuilt in 1812 by Robert Cornish of Exeter. “An attractive, early 19th century vicarage.”
Lovely!

Aston Hall

A Grade II Listed,
Aston Hall, is a Grade II Listed, five bedroomed stone built family house of significant local importance. Built by Thomas Balguy dating from 1578 & set amidst extensive grounds it has a beautiful southerly outlook across the Hope Valley.
How lovely and symmetrical is this! And fantastic views!

Gentlemens residence

The property was built
The property was built for Sir Samuel Osborn, ex Master Cutler and Steel Maker, in 1902 but has been substantially rebuilt by the current owner in recent years. . The imposing accommodation is fully complemented by the west wing leisure complex which includes an indoor swimming pool with sauna and a gymnasium. The house stands in magnificent landscaped grounds of some 2.25 acres, and the property is approached through secure gates and a sweeping driveway where there is excellent parking and a triple garage block with self-contained accommodation above
Nice hallway! And I very much like the study!

Solar Panels

A generously proportioned detached
This house has solar panels – it’s a generously proportioned detached family house with annexe facility, set in gardens and woodland totalling about 1.4 acres. 3 receptions, 2 kitchens, conservatory, games room, 5 bedrooms, 5 bath/shower rooms, balcony, 2 double garages, 28ft swimming pool.

I can’t see any mention of them though in the agent’s listing.

Robins Cottage

Robins Cottage, formerly named
Robins Cottage, formerly named Church Cottage and believed to date from the 17th Century, is Listed Grade II being of historical and/or architectural merit and is understood to be the oldest house in the village. Built of a mix of stone and cob, the rendered elevations lie under an attractive thatch roof.

4 Double Bedrooms
3 Reception Rooms
Farmhouse Style Kitchen
2 Bathrooms & 2 En-Suites
Detached Garage & Utility
Cottage Gardens & Parking
Potential To Split Into Dual Accommodation

Such a cute little thatched building in the garden!