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Kilve Somerset KILVE SOMERSET KILVE SOMERSET Kilve 1 mile, Taunton 19 miles (London Paddington 2 hours 5 minutes) Bristol Airport 37 miles. (All times and distances are approximate). An attractive country house and lifestyle opportunity with stunning sea views in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with direct access on to the Quantock Hills, and three holiday cottages providing substantial income. Beech Hanger: Hall Drawing Room Inner hall Snug Kitchen / Dining room Butlers Kitchen Sitting Room Home Office Utility Laundry WC Master Bedroom with dressing room, terrace and en-suite bathroom Four further bedrooms, one en-suite Family bathroom Outside: Tack Room (integral to the house) Five Stables (integral to the tack room) Covered Work Area Store Rooms Indoor Swim Spa Garage Gardens and Grounds: Formal Gardens Lawn Secret Tropical Garden Paddocks Utility woodland In all about 11.73 acres https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWC5AeXaIfg Bristol Exeter Country Department Embassy House, Queens Avenue 19 Southernhay East, 55 Baker Street, Clifton, Bristol, BS8 1SB Exeter, Devon EX1 1QD London W1U 8AN Tel: 0117 946 8514 Tel: 01392 848 824 Tel: 020 7861 1717 [email protected] [email protected] hamish.humfrey@@knightfrank.com www.christie.com www.knightfrank.co.uk These particulars are intended only as a guide and must not be relied upon as statements of fact. Your attention is drawn to the Important Notice on the last page of the brochure. Situation Approached via a sweeping drive, this impressive house is set in a magical location at the top of Somerset’s Quantock Hills, a place where ancient woodland meets wild moorland and Jurassic coastline. Beech Hanger, which was built in the late 19th century as a hunting lodge, is not listed and sits high on the Quantock Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and Site of Special Scientific Interest. The house enjoys privacy, seclusion and spectacular sea and countryside views. Despite the rural tranquillity the thriving village of Kilve, just one mile down the lane has an excellent pub, post office / village shop and tearoom. For more extensive shopping, recreation and cultural activities Taunton, the county town of Somerset is only 19 miles away and offers a wealth of shops and restaurants. Kilve beach is just a mile on from the village. Beech Hanger has direct access to the 9,500 acres of Quantock moorland which are known locally as the “hidden jewel of England” as they are steeped in history, myth and legend and are staggering beautiful. With a mix of open moorland deep stream laced wooded coombes, wildlife is in abundance. Deer, sheep and wild ponies roam freely and for bird enthusiasts, numerous birds of prey can be spotted. There is an excellent choice of schools in this area with Wellington, Kings Hall and Milfield all within easy striking distance as well as Taunton School and King’s College. Communications are excellent with the nearby A39 linking to Junction 23 of the M5 (Bridgwater), only 16 miles away which provides excellent access to London, the South West and the National motorway network. The mainline station at Taunton provides regular services to London Paddington from 2 hours 5 minutes. Bristol Airport is about 37 miles away and offers an excellent selection of domestic and international flights. Beech Hanger As the name would suggest the property sits or “hangs” some 700ft above sea level on the side of the mighty Quantock Hills and is surrounded by ancient beech trees. The spectacular views over the coast and up into the Welsh Mountains, coupled with the immediate access on to the Quantocks and the significant income generated from the three holiday cottages make this a truly unique business and country lifestyle opportunity. The house has been cleverly designed to ensure that the principal reception rooms take advantage of the breath taking views. Of particular note is the stunning and fully fitted kitchen / dining room, which features vast windows looking out over the surrounding countryside, the sea and the Welsh Mountains beyond. Ideally set up for entertaining, there is a butler’s kitchen with AGA, leading to the south facing ‘secret tropical’ garden, neatly tucked away at the rear of the house and providing the perfect area in which to escape and enjoy the peace and quiet of Beech Hanger’s position. The large yet cosy sitting room features a cut Ancaster stone surround fireplace set within original beech panelling and superb views. Next to this is the formal drawing room, another beautifully proportioned reception room with excellent views, which could also be used as a formal dining room. Beech Hanger is a large, yet manageable family home and the first floor layout is a good example of this. The master bedroom suite features a dressing room, en-suite bathroom and a terrace from where some of the finest views from the house can be enjoyed. There is a guest suite with dressing room and en-suite shower room, three further bedrooms and family bathroom. The second floor features a home office and storage area. Outbuildings Integral to the house and accessed via the entrance hall is the wash-down area as well as a feed store and separate hay shed and subject to obtaining the necessary planning consents. large tack room and laundry room, linking directly to the stable a large garage. The accommodation of the main house is extremely An indoor swim spa area with a large hot tub surrounded by glazed block which has four boxes and a pony box. This is ideal for use in flexible as is the sizeable stable block and associated ancillary walls allows for miraculous views over the gardens and sea beyond. the winter months, as the stables can be accessed without going rooms. This area could be converted to provide another holiday outside. At the eastern end of the stable block is a large work and cottage or additional rooms / party barn / annex to the main house, Approximate Gross Internal Floor Area 604 Sq.M. - (6502 Sq.Ft.) First Floor Second Floor Reception Bedroom Bathroom Kitchen/Utility Storage Ground Floor Terrace Recreation This plan is for layout guidance only. Not drawn to scale unless stated. Windows & door openings are approximate. Whilst every care is taken in the preparation of this plan, please check all dimensions, shapes & compass bearings before making any decisions reliant upon them. Approximate Gross Internal Floor Area The Quantock Hide: 80.0 Sq.M. - (861 Sq.Ft.) Greenway Cottage: 80.0 Sq.M. - (861 Sq.Ft.) Cottages Coleridge Cottage: 80.0 Sq.M. - (861 Sq.Ft.) The three award winning luxury dog friendly Total: 240 Sq.M. - (2583 Sq.Ft.) holiday cottages are finished to an exceptional For identification only - Not to scale. standard and provide a significant income, with an average 97% year round occupancy and a well established and easy to run business model. The cottages are separate from the main house thus providing privacy for all concerned. The Quantock Hide: Accessed via a separate driveway and attached to the east end of the stable block. The Quantock Hide provides guests with the utmost privacy and exceptional far reaching views. Internally, the property features a modern open plan kitchen / dining / living area, master bedroom with roll top bath and separate WC, and a second bedroom with adjacent shower room. The element of privacy is enhanced by the enclosed tropical and wild flower garden and as with all three cottages, The Quantock Hide features a hot tub in the garden. Coleridge: Situated outside the Beech Hanger Estate gates and accessed from the single track road. Coleridge features an open plan kitchen / dining / living room, two bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, enclosed gardens and hot tub. Greenway: Situated next to Coleridge. The Quantock Hide Greenway also features a modern open plan kitchen / dining and living room with two en- The Quantock Hide suite bedrooms, enclosed gardens and hot tub. There is significant scope to develop the The Quantock Hide EPC Greenway Cottage EPC Coleridge Cottage EPC commercial element of the property to further drive trade. As the business is operated as a lifestyle business, the full potential is not being realised. There is potential to utilise the main house as letting accommodation, as a B&B accommodation or whole house letting. There is also revenue making potential from hire of the equestrian facilities. Coleridge Cottage Greenway Cottage Greenway Cottage Coleridge Cottage Greenway Cottage Coleridge Cottage Gardens and Grounds Beech Hanger is nestled high on the hill, surrounded by formal gardens and ancient Beech trees, and with the BEECH HANGER ESTATE unique feature of having direct access onto the Quantock Hills which is perfect for those wishing to walk, hike, MTB and ride. Immediately in front of the house is the formal lawn area with a summer house positioned for the outstanding views. Below this are a series of attractive stone terraces. The woodland is predominantly behind the house and provides both privacy and delightful woodland walks. Below the house are five paddocks, ideal for grazing. In total, the land extends to about 11.73 acres. Fixtures and Fittings Directions (TA5 1SQ) All the fixtures, fittings and contents From Bridgwater (Junction 23 off for the 3 cottages, which are the M5) conducive to the on-going concern Take the A 39 towards Minehead of the business element of the Keep on this road and go through property will be included in the sale the village of Holford and our clients will provide a trade inventory to interested parties. Enter the village of Kilve All personal fixtures and fittings in As you come into the village you the main house whether referred to will see a Post Office and a pub or not are specifically excluded from called the Hood Arms on your right the sale, including carpets, curtains hand side.
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