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The Great Bradley Estate The Great Bradley Estate Withypool A sportsman’s paradise on Exmoor The Great Bradley Estate, Withypool, Somerset TA24 7RS Withypool 2 miles, Dulverton 7 miles, Taunton 28 miles, Tiverton Parkway 29 miles Exeter Airport 56 miles, London 180 miles Features: Principal house with five en suite bedrooms and indoor swimming pool | Two cottages | Shoot lodge | Stable yard Established high pheasant shoot, fishing and horse training facilities including a six furlong all weather gallop In all 364 acres (147 ha) Situation Great Bradley occupies a fantastic south facing position with wonderful views over the expansive Exmoor countryside and the Barle valley. It is surrounded by it’s own land, which provides useful paddocks and attractive mature woodland including three Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSIs). Much of the land is steep, running down into the Barle valley, so it is ideal for the private but renowned pheasant shoot. Great Bradley sits in a very private position, near the centre of the estate. It has easy access to the small village of Withypool, about 2 miles away which offers everyday facilities and an excellent pub. Dulverton is about 7 miles to the south east and has more amenities and specialist shopping. Slightly further afield Tiverton and Taunton have supermarkets and more comprehensive facilities including leisure and recreation. Although Great Bradley is in the heart of Exmoor National Park, the M5 motorway can be accessed at Taunton (28 miles) or Tiverton (Junction 27). From Taunton the fastest mainline trains take about 1 hour 45 minutes to London Paddington. Exmoor National Park The National Park, which was designated in 1954, provides access for riding and walking over many thousands of acres of open moorland and its historic coastline, all directly accessible from the property. The whole area has an abundant selection of wildlife and the present owners have carried out careful conservation work to nurture the wild flora and fauna. Great Bradley Farmhouse Great Bradley sits in an enviable position hidden from public roads. The main entrance drive is of tarmacadam and leads down through the estate to the house. The house comprises a kitchen/ breakfast room, large dining room, drawing room, all with stunning views out over the Barle valley. Also on the ground floor is the utility room and indoor swimming pool with a small yoga studio. On the first floor there are five en suite bedrooms all of a good size. The master bedrooms also has a dressing room and balcony to enjoy the scenic beauty. The drawing room has large French doors leading out onto the terraced garden. The Gardens The formal garden has a main lawn and series of terraces and garden compartments. The garden has spectacular views over the valley and the best drives that forms the core of the shoot. The terrace also leads round to a kitchen garden with fruit cage and slate bordered vegetable patches. Floorplans for Lime Great Bradley House Internal area 5,711 sq ft (531 sq m) S W For identification purposes only. S W S W Gym Room 6.10 x 3.50 20'0" x 11'6" Gym Room E Gym Room 6.10 x 3.50 N 6.10 x 3.50 20'0" x 11'6" E N 20'0" x 11'6" E S W N Gym Room Swimming Pool Drawing6.10 Room x 3.50 17.22 x 6.60 F/P 9.1420'0" x 6.36 x 11'6" E 56'6" x 21'8" 30'0" x 20'10" Dining Room N (Maximum) 9.83 x 4.45 Swimming Pool Drawing Room 32'3" x 14'7" 17.22 x 6.60 F/P 9.14 x 6.36 56'6" x 21'8" 30'0" x 20'10" Dining Room Swimming Pool (Maximum) Drawing Room 17.22 x 6.60 F/P 9.83 x 4.45 9.14 x 6.36 32'3" x 14'7" 3.39 x 2.51 56'6" x 21'8" 30'0" x 20'10" Dining Room 11'1" x 8'3" (Maximum) 7.34 x 3.55 9.83 x 4.45 24'1" x 11'8" Kitchen/ 3.03 x 2.51 32'3" x 14'7" Swimming Pool Dining Room 9'11" x 8'3" 9.03 x 5.06 Balcony Drawing Room Ground Floor17.22 x 6.60 29'8" x 16'7" F/P 9.14 x 6.36 3.39 x 2.51 4.45 x 2.94 56'6" x 21'8" (Maximum) 2.44 x 1.88 14'7" x 9'8" 30'0" x 20'10" Dining Room (Maximum) 8'0" x 6'2"11'1" x 8'3" 9.83 x 4.45 7.34 x 3.55 32'3" x 14'7" 24'1" x 11'8" Kitchen/ 3.03 x 2.51 3.39 x 2.51 Dining Room 9'11" x 8'3" Ground Floor 11'1" x 8'3" 9.03 x 5.06 Balcony 29'8" x 16'7" 4.45 x 2.94 7.34 x 3.55 (Maximum) 2.44 x 1.88 24'1" x 11'8" Kitchen/ 14'7" x 3.039'8" x 2.51 Dining Room 8'0" x 6'2" Master Bedroom 9'11" x 8'3" 3.39 x 2.51 6.40 x 5.53 Ground Floor 11'1" x 8'3" 9.03 x 5.06 Balcony 21'0" x 18'2" 7.34 x 3.55 29'8" x 16'7" Kitchen/ 3.03 x 2.51 4.45 x 2.94 24'1" x 11'8" (Maximum) 2.44 x 1.88 14'7" x 9'8" Dining Room 9'11" x 8'3" Bedroom 2 8'0" x 6'2" Bedroom 3 9.03 x 5.06 Balcony 4.74 x 4.12 Bedroom 4 Ground Floor 29'8" x 16'7" 15'7" x 13'6" 4.57 x 3.78 4.45 x 2.94 15'0" x 12'5" 6.37 x 2.94 (Maximum) 2.44 x 1.88 14'7" x 9'8" 20'11" x 9'8" 8'0" x 6'2" Master Bedroom Dressing 6.40 x 5.53 Area 21'0" x 18'2" Master Bedroom Bedroom 2 Study 4.74 x 4.12 Bedroom 3 6.40 x 5.53First Floor 3.12 x 1.88 Bedroom 5 4.57 x 3.78 Bedroom 4 15'7" x 13'6" 3.01 x 2.50 21'0" x 18'2" 10'3" x 6'2" 15'0" x 12'5" 6.37 x 2.94 Master Bedroom 9'11" x 8'2" 20'11" x 9'8" 6.40 x 5.53 21'0" x 18'2" Dressing Area The position & size of doors, windows, appliances and other features are approximateBedroom 2 only. 4.74 x 4.12 Bedroom 3 4.57 x 3.78 Bedroom 4 Bedroom 2 © ehouse. Unauthorised reproduction prohibited. Drawing ref. dig/8339668/DBN15'7" x 13'6" Bedroom 3 15'0" x 12'5" 6.37 x 2.94 4.74 x 4.12 Bedroom 4 20'11" x 9'8" 15'7" x 13'6" 4.57 x 3.78 15'0" x 12'5" 6.37 x 2.94 20'11" x 9'8" Study Dressing Bedroom 5 Area First Floor 3.12 x 1.88 Dressing 10'3" x 6'2" 3.01 x 2.50 Area 9'11" x 8'2" The position & size of doors, windows, appliances and other features areStudy approximate only. Study First Floor 3.12 x 1.88 Bedroom 5 First Floor 3.12© x 1.88 ehouse. UnauthorisedBedroom reproduction 5 prohibited. Drawing ref. dig/8339668/DBN10'3" x 6'2" 3.01 x 2.50 10'3" x 6'2" 3.01 x 2.50 9'11" x 8'2" 9'11" x 8'2" The position & size of doors, windows, appliances and otherThe features position are & sizeapproximate of doors, only. windows, appliances and other features are approximate only. © ehouse. Unauthorised reproduction prohibited. Drawing© ref. ehouse. dig/8339668/DBN Unauthorised reproduction prohibited. Drawing ref. dig/8339668/DBN The Shepherds Cottage The property has flagstone floor kitchen with two oven Rayburn and built in floor units. The kitchen leads to the sitting room with open fireplace and French doors to the south facing patio. On the first floor there are two bedrooms and a shower room. Workshop The workshop has concrete floor and currently houses an abundance of shooting materials with a small workshop area. There is also a large game chiller used extensively throughout the season. The workshop also has a mezzanine floor that currently provides additional storage. Nine kennels are located to the rear with hardstanding from the farms quarry. Home Stables The Stables located in the court yard comprise of two large stables and one foaling box with additional storage in the northern half of the barn. This provides easy and accessible riding from the house and could enable you to ride into the National park from your door step. The Shoot Lodge & Keepers Cottage The Shoot Lodge has been developed and created with the shoot purely at mind. It has a large dining room with in built bar for entertaining the guns after a days shooting. It also has a separate beater’s dining room and small commercial kitchen. There is also a substantial Gun room which can hold a number of guns and bulk cartridge orders. Upstairs there are two bedrooms and a large sitting room kitchen with AGA and two separate entrances.
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