Renovating a Grade II listed home can add significant value over time, a worthwhile long-term investment. Enjoying a new kitchen, WC/utility/boot room and air source heat pump system.
Featuring beautiful architectural elements like exposed beams, original fireplaces, window seats and traditional stonework, which can be restored to their former glory.
Stunning kitchen, porcelain worktops, central island, high-spec Siemens appliances â two multi-functional ovens, two warming drawers, induction hob, dishwasher, wine fridge, tall fridge and freezer.
Boasting six bedrooms, four reception rooms, four further rooms providing functional spaces like home office, hobby room, games room and workspaces and plenty of storage.
Spacious layout offering the possibility of creating a self-contained annexe and/or holiday let, providing additional income opportunities or a separate living space for guests or extended family.
Generous sized sunny garden, enjoying space for outdoor activities, gardening and relaxation. Affording an excellent degree of privacy in parts, view of the church lawned garden and mature trees.
A large tarmac area whilst practical offers great potential for landscaping to create a beautiful and well-designed outdoor space. There is plentiful parking, convenient for residents and guests.
Boasting a delightful location this most attractive Grade II listed farmhouse dates back in parts to the 16th century and offers a wonderful opportunity to acquire a very generous 6,200 sq ft of versatile accommodation, providing tremendous scope to improve. Whether you are looking for a large family home, spacious working from home facilities, self-contained annexe and/or holiday let, Church Farm can provide it all. Previously utilised as a school this detached residence offers endless possibilities and deserves a keen eye, sympathetic touch, and desire to restore a homely feel. Viewing essential to truly appreciate what is on offer here.
Location
Enjoying a quaint and peaceful position next to St Marys Church, Church Farm is nestled in the heart of the desirable Polden Hill village of Shapwick, which is set amidst scenic Somerset countryside, great for walkers and keen bird watchers alike. Shapwick boasts an active and friendly village community, fabulous Cricket Pavilion and recreational ground. Excellent primary schooling can be found in the neighbouring villages of Catcott and Ashcott and the thriving town of Street, home to renowned Millfield School and Clarks Shoes, is within approximately 5 miles with with its comprehensive range of shops, bank and the Clarks Village Outlet shopping, sporting and recreational facilities including both indoor and open air swimming pools and Strode Theatre. The nearest M5 motorway interchange at Dunball, Bridgwater is within 8 miles with Bristol, Bath and Taunton 38 and 23 miles distant respectively.
Directions
From Street proceed on the A39 towards Bridgwater, passing through the villages of Walton and Ashcott. Shortly after passing the Albion Inn on the left, turn right signposted to Shapwick. Follow the road down the hill, negotiate the sharp right hand bend and continue into the village. At the crossroads by the Church, turn left into Church Road where the property will soon be identified on the right hand side.
