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New Cross House New Cross House Nr South Petherton • Somerset New Cross House Nr South Petherton • Somerset • TA13 5HD The major part of a most handsome stone farmhouse available for sale for the first time since 1895 Accommodation Reception hall • Drawing room • Sitting room • Study • Morning room • Dining room • Kitchen • Utility • WC Galleried landing • 4 bedrooms all with en suite facilities • Bedroom 5 • Family bathroom • Separate WC West Wing (partly modernised) Reception room • 2 bedrooms • Extensive cellars Private in and out driveway with ample parking • Rear stone terrace • Walled garden Mature front garden with superb views south over open farmland In all about 1.68 acres Crewkerne 5.5 miles • Yeovil 10.1 miles • Taunton 18.8 miles SaviIls Wimborne Wessex House, Wimborne Dorset, BH21 1PB [email protected] 01202 856800 Situation Description shower and wc, bedroom 2 with bathroom. Bedrooms 3 and 4 with New Cross is a small hamlet, about half a mile from the village of New Cross House is listed Grade II as being of architectural interest ‘Jack and Jill’ shower room with wc. An inner hall leads to separate East Lambrook, which has the fi ne parish church of St James and and is understood to have been constructed in its present location wc, (stairs to the roof) Second landing, Bathroom /wc, Bedroom 5 The Rose and Crown public house. About 2 miles away is the larger in 1836. This most handsome property forms the major part of the with access to a further 2 bedrooms in the West Wing. Please note village of South Petherton which provides an excellent variety of original dwelling and has classic symmetrical period features with that at fi rst fl oor level the West Wing requires renovation including amenities including a doctors surgery, shops, public houses, church, elegant sash windows and an impressive portico with steps up from electricity and heating. Below ground, accessed from the rear terrace, restaurant and post offi ce. The larger towns within driving distance, the drive. Inside the property has some nice period features including is the cellar which spans the entire length and breadth of the building. include the regional centres of Yeovil, the county town of Taunton, a most attractive entrance hall with wood stripped fl oor leading to Please see fl oor plans. Crewkerne, Sherborne and Ilminster, all of which have a good variety an impressive inner hallway with a charming and elegant staircase of shopping, educational and recreational facilities. Communications rising to a galleried landing with glazed lantern, fl ooding the centre of Outside include the nearby A303 to the south at South Petherton, which the house with light. The main rooms are situated at the front of the New Cross House is accessed from the village lane via a private drive provides a fast route to London and the Home Counties or further into property with lovely views in a southerly direction over the garden and which sweeps round the main lawn to the front of the property and the West Country. There are mainline railway stations at Crewkerne fi elds beyond, both rooms having open fi replaces and high ceilings. continues through to the rear where there is a further exit to another with a service to London Waterloo and Taunton (Paddington). The At the rear of the property are a series of functional rooms including lane. The garden is predominantly to the south and east of the area is very well served by independent schools including Millfi eld, a study, kitchen, morning room, dining room, utility room, wc and property with a large level main front lawn bordered by a hedge with Bruton, Hazlegrove, Sherborne and the Taunton schools. Sporting second staircase. In the West Wing there is another fi ne reception lovely open views over farmland and to the hills beyond. There are facilities include golf at Windwhistle, Sherborne, Taunton and Yeovil, room with fl agstone fl oor and double Ham stone fi replace, currently some fi ne mature trees, shrubs and plants and to the eastern fl ank water sports are available on the Sutton Bingham Reservoir and the under utilised but could possibly be an alternative to the present of the house is a glorious mature magnolia tree. To the east of the Dorset coast. Horse racing at Taunton, Bath, Wincanton and Exeter. kitchen. On the fi rst fl oor in the main part of the property there is an main lawn steps lead down to a charming level former kitchen garden, elegant galleried landing with four bedrooms. Bedroom 1 with en suite surrounded by a wall, with a greenhouse and shed. Historical Note New Cross House is understood to have originally been constructed in South Petherton and was rebuilt on its present site on the instructions of Lord Portman who owned New Cross Estate and wanted a substantial house for the steward of his model farm. The Estate had many tenants including a Mr Parsons, protégé of Lord Portman, celebrated farm and inventor of agricultural machinery. The Hebditch’s arrived in 1895 as tenants and subsequently bought the Estate from Lord Portman and the house is still in the ownership of the family and has never been sold since then. Directions From the east, continue on the A303 to the South Petherton exit. Proceed through South Petherton and follow the signs to East Lambrook. Proceed through the village, passing the East Lambrook Manor Gardens on the left hand side and bear left past the pub and continue for about a mile to the junction at New Cross. Continue straight on and the property will be found on the right hand side. Services Mains electricity and water. Private drainage. Oil fi red central heating. Please note that the working condition of any of the services or kitchen appliances has not been checked by the agents but at the time of taking particulars we were informed they were all in working order. Local Authority South Somerset District Council, The Council Offi ces, Brympton Way, Yeovil, Somerset BA20 2HT. Tel : 01935 462462. Postcode TA13 5HD Viewing Strictly by appointment with Savills. New Cross House, South Petherton, Somerset TA13 5HD Gross internal area (approx) 710 sq m/7,645 sq ft Bedroom Main House 4.98 x 3.99m Bedroom 16'4" x 13'1" Bedroom 4.98 x 3.99m 4.52 x 4.42m 16'4" x 13'1" Bedroom 14'10" x 14'6" Bedroom Bedroom4.52 x 4.42m 4.06 x 3.84m 4.32 14'10"x 3.84m x 14'6" Bedroom Bedroom 13'4" x 12'7" 14'2" x 12'7" 4.06 x 3.84m 4.32 x 3.84m 13'4" x 12'7" 14'2" x 12'7" New Cross House, New Cross House, South Petherton Bedroom South Petherton Somerset TA13 5HD 4.27 x 3.63m Bedroom Roof 14'0" x 11'11" Somerset TA13 5HD 4.27 x 3.63mAccess 14'0" x 11'11" Approx. Gross Internal Area Roof Access Approx. Gross Internal Area 7645 Sq Ft - 710 Sq M 7645 Sq Ft - 710 Sq M Bedroom Bedroom 5.49 x 4.57m 5.33 x 4.57m Bedroom 18'0"Bedroom x 15'0" 17'6" x 15'0" 5.49 x 4.57m 5.33 x 4.57m 18'0" x 15'0" 17'6" x 15'0" First Floor First Floor Kitchen 4.32 x 2.74m Kitchen Boot Room 14'2" x 9'0" Boot 4.32 x 2.74m Room 14'2" x 9'0" West Wing 7.80 x 5.49m Morning Room 7.75 x 5.56m Dining Room 4.04 x 3.51m 25'7" x 18'0" West Wing 5.31 Morningx 3.99m Room 7.80 x 5.49m Dining Room 25'5" x 18'3" 13'3" x 11'6" 25'7" x 18'0" 7.75 x 5.56m 17'5" 4.04x 13'1" x 3.51m 25'5" x 18'3" 5.31 x 3.99m 13'3" x 11'6" 17'5" x 13'1" 8.38 x 3.53m 8.38 x 3.53m 27'6" x 11'7" 27'6" x 11'7" 5.00 x 3.66m 5.00 x 3.66m 16'5" x 12'0" Utility 16'5" x 12'0" Utility 3.99 x 1.96m Main House Study 3.99 x 1.96m 13'1"Main x 6'5"House Study 4.06 x 4.01m 13'1" x 6'5" 4.06 x 4.01m 13'4" x 13'2" 13'4" x 13'2" 13.59 x 4.47m 13.59 x 4.47m 44'7" x 14'8" 44'7" x 14'8" Sitting Room Drawing Room 5.77 x 4.57m Sitting Room Drawing5.77 x Room4.57m 5.77 x 4.57m 18'11" x 15'0" 5.77 x 4.57m 18'11" x 15'0" 18'11" x 15'0" 18'11" x 15'0" Cellar Ground Floor Cellar Ground Floor Important Notice: Savills, their clients and any joint agents give notice that: 1.They are not authorised to make or give any representations or warranties in relation Captureto the Property property Marketing 2020. either Drawn to RICS here guidelines. or elsewhere, either on their own behalf Capture Property Marketing 2020. Drawn to RICSAll Measurementsguidelines. are approximate and should not be relied on as a statement of fact. or on behalf of their client or otherwise. They assume no responsibility for any statement that may be made in theseAll particulars. Measurements are approximate These and shouldparticulars not be relied on asdo a statement not formof fact.
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