Tucked away in a picturesque valley in Somerset, Honeywick House is a stunning 18th-century Grade II listed country house built of Hadspen stone. The property boasts grand fireplaces, leaded windows, oak beamed ceilings, and well-proportioned rooms, with tasteful and sympathetic modifications made by the current owners over the past 20 years. The house features a grand drawing room, dining room, comfortable sitting room, and a delightful kitchen with a black oil-fired Aga. The property also includes four double bedrooms, three with their own bathrooms, and a family bathroom. The gardens are a highlight, with a mature and well-designed valley garden, a parterre, oak pergola, and glasshouses designed by renowned garden designers Julian and Isabel Bannerman. The property also features an annex with a kitchen, sitting room, and two bedrooms, as well as a two-storey stone cart house with huge potential for further living or utility space. With its idyllic setting, flexible accommodation, and beautiful gardens, Honeywick House offers the promise of a peaceful and bucolic country life.