The house has a reception hall with utility area, cloakroom, sitting room, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room. Upstairs, there are 3 bedrooms and a very generous bathroom.

Outside there’s plenty of parking on the gravel drive and large double timber gates open to the enclosed garden, which is mainly lawned with mature hedging and a terrace.

Discreetly located, at the end of a no-through-road this house enjoys total privacy, and a real sense of being surrounded by nature. The lane that approaches the property is an exclusive enclave of rural dwellings with privacy, peace and charm with the advantage of easy pedestrian access to the village facilities (200mts walk on a footpath).

Stoke St Michael is an attractive and well-established Somerset village, set amongst the rolling countryside and wooded valleys of the eastern Mendips. The village lies approximately 4 miles from Shepton Mallet and 8 miles from both Frome, Bruton and Wells, making it a particularly convenient rural location with good access to several of the area’s principal towns. Bath is just 14 miles north.

The village has a strong sense of community and a useful range of everyday amenities, including a village shop and Post Office, pub, playing fields, primary school, pre-school, parish church and village hall. The surrounding countryside is particularly appealing, characterised by farmland, pasture, streams, wooded valleys and the distinctive limestone landscape for which this part of Somerset is well known, traversed by a myriad of footpaths.

Originally 2 Miller‘s Cottages, dating from the 1700s, this property possesses period features such as exposed stonework, beams, flagstone floors, mullion windows and window seats. These features are complemented by generous room sizes, a magical, discreet location and auditory backdrop of tumbling millstream. A romantic hideaway within an exclusive enclave of historic dwellings. The new owners may want to undertake some refurbishment; this is reflected in the current gu...