Honeywick House is a historic 18th-century Grade II listed country house nestled in a picturesque valley in Somerset. The property has been tastefully updated by the current owners, who have maintained its original charm and character. The house features grand fireplaces, leaded windows, oak beamed ceilings, and well-proportioned rooms, including a stylish drawing room, dining room, and comfortable sitting room. The kitchen is equipped with a two-oven oil-fired Aga and features a banquette window seat with views of the garden. The property has four double bedrooms, three with their own bath or shower rooms, and a family bathroom. The annex, designed by Llewellyn Harker Howe, offers additional living space, including an open-plan kitchen and sitting room, and two double bedrooms. The property also features a two-storey stone cart house with potential for further living or utility space, as well as a Victorian-style lean-to glasshouse. The gardens are a highlight, designed by renowned garden designers Julian and Isabel Bannerman, and feature a parterre, oak pergola, and glasshouses. The property is set in a valley garden with mature trees, fruit trees, and a variety of plants, and offers a range of seating areas and a croquet lawn. The surrounding countryside is unspoiled and lightly wooded, and the nearby village of Castle Cary has a range of shops, boutiques, and regular markets.