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Kingsmoor Farm Kingsmoor Farm Wrantage, Taunton, Somerset, TA3 6DW Kingsmoor Farm Kingsmoor Farm Wrantage, Taunton, Somerset, TA3 6DW SITUATION Kingsmoor Farm sits on the ridge and is OUTSIDE situated between the villages of Wrantage, Curry Mallet, Fivehead and There is gated access, which leads onto Hatch Beauchamp. The property is the driveway, cottage and leads to a situated on a country lane and has range of outbuildings. There is a double excellent views across many miles of garage / store, attached open fronted countryside. Taunton and the M5 hay store, three stables, work shop & Taunton 6 Miles Motorway are 6 miles away. The villages store and a single, good sized, wooden surrounding have local amenities stable with attached tack room. The including Curry Mallet with a village shop, previous owner has bred pigs and there Primary School and Public House. The is a substantial range of block built, A358 at Thornfalcon is approximately 3.5 single storey outbuildings behind the miles giving good connections to A303. property. DESCRIPTION There is a fenced turn out area with post Kingsmoor Farm offers a wonderful and rail fencing and a gate that opens opportunity. The cottage has rendered out onto the paddock, which is laid to A unique opportunity. A elevations under a pitched tiled roof and pasture and has an adjacent area of has well-proportioned accommodation woodland. Beyond the outbuildings there charming cottage in need of arranged over two floors with scope to is a further area of paddock that modernisation together with improve and is sold with no onward stretches to the North and backs onto chain. woodland. approx 6 acres. ACCOMMODATION DIRECTIONS The accommodation comprises a tiled From Taunton take the A358 from the entrance porch, which opens into a large M5 motorway at Junction 25 in an • Superb Position with Stunning Views open plan sitting room with a fireplace at easterly direction. At the Thornfalcon • Approximately 6 Acres of Pasture & one end with stone surround and two traffic light turn left onto the A378 towards Langport. Follow this road for Woodland front aspect windows. There is a kitchen / breakfast room with a range of fitted approximately for 2.5 miles through the • Substantial Range of Outbuildings units and an oil fired Range cooker. village of Wrantage and at the far end • Good Size Sitting Room There are dual aspect windows, a single turn right into Rock Hill, sign posted drainer sink, space for a separate cooker Curry Mallet. Follow the road to the top • Separate Dining Room and a further door to the side and access of the hill and at the T-Junction turn left, • Fitted Kitchen through to the dining room. The dining sign posted Langport. Follow the row of properties on the left hand side and • Three Bedrooms & Bathroom room has a rear aspect window and a turning staircase leading to the first floor. Kingsmoor Farm is the last property to • No Onward Chain be found. On the first floor, there are three good sized bedrooms all enjoying wonderful views of fields and the surrounding countryside. There is a family bathroom that is fitted with a matching suite. Guide price £425,000 There is plumbing and space for a washing machine in the outhouse attached to the cottage. Kingsmoor Farm Wrantage, Taunton, Somerset, TA3 6DW These particulars are a guide only and should not be relied upon for any purpose. 5 Hammet Street, Taunton, Somerset, TA1 1RZ 01823 256625 [email protected] stags.co.uk @StagsProperty Cornwall | Devon | Somerset | Dorset | London.
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