Apple Trees is a charming Somerset farmhouse with characterful accommodation, set within three quarters of an acre of grounds, close to Castle Cary. The property, thought to have 17th century origins, has been extended over the centuries and features a range of period details throughout. The interior includes a sitting room, dining room, kitchen breakfast room, library, three double bedrooms, a family bathroom, and a loft room. The property also boasts a classical farmhouse courtyard with parking, a substantial oak-framed double carport/barn, and several useful outbuildings, including sheds and a workshop. The gardens and grounds are an impressive feature, with a mix of lawn, herbaceous borders, and an orchard with fruit trees. The property is situated in the small hamlet of Clanville, near Castle Cary, which offers easy access to the local railway station and a range of amenities.