4 bed detached house

Mizzymead Farm is a Grade II listed Tudor period farmhouse dating back to the late 16th century, or possibly as far as the reign of Henry VIII. The house retains its original stone walls, exposed beams, and deep sill windows, with a mellow character that speaks of centuries past. The accommodation unfolds to include a through reception hall, a sitting room with French doors leading to the south-facing gardens, a dining room with a striking moulded beam ceiling, and a family room that connects effortlessly with the garden.

The kitchen is comprehensively fitted with integrated appliances and extensive preparation space, while a spacious utility room adds a further level of practicality. The principal bedroom suite features a spacious en-suite bathroom and dressing room, while the remaining bedrooms each possess individual charm with exposed beams and deep-set windows. The gardens, extending to almost a quarter of an acre, are carefully landscaped to provide a tranquil setting with broad level terraces, ornamental planting, and wide linking pathways.