An exceptional Grade II Listed Georgian townhouse occupying a central position within the highly regarded market town of Castle Cary.

The beautifully proportioned accommodation includes a reception hall, sitting room, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, study, three bedrooms and a family bathroom.

Outside, the property enjoys wonderfully private and beautifully landscaped gardens, together with the rare advantage of off-street parking for two vehicles.

Ochil Tree House is a significant and historic home in the heart of Castle Cary. Formerly the residence of Douglas Macmillan during the early twentieth century, the property is an elegant example of Georgian architecture, with handsome red brick elevations beneath a slate tiled roof. Classical features include sash windows with shutters, a fine Hamstone door surround and beautifully balanced proportions throughout.

The front door opens into a welcoming reception hall, where glazed French doors on either side lead into the principal reception rooms. The hall extends through the house to a further set of French doors opening directly onto the garden beyond, creating an immediate sense of light and connection with the outside space.

The sitting room is a particularly attractive room, centred around a fireplace with an inset wood-burning stove. Built-in cupboards and shelving flank the chimney breast, whilst oak floorboards, picture rails and sash windows with shutters add considerable character.

Across the hall, the dining room mirrors the elegance of the sitting room, featuring a Hamstone fireplace with open fire, picture rails and a sash window.

A glazed door from the dining room leads through to the kitchen/breakfast room, a light and welcoming space with sash windows, shutters and further period detailing. The kitchen is fitted with a good range of units beneath granite work surfaces and incorporates a dishwasher, electric oven and hob. A Redfyre range cooker provides a striking focal point, while open shelving, space for a fridge freezer and room for a breakfast table make this a practical everyday living space. French doors open directly onto the garden, perfect for summer entertaining.