Church Mead House, a stunning Jacobean home in the charming village of Woolverton, boasts a rich history and plenty of character. Dating back to around 1700, this Grade II listed property was once a merchant's house serving the local woollen industry. With its Dutch Mansard roof and thick stone walls, the house offers a peaceful and secluded atmosphere. Over the years, the current owner has adapted the property to suit their needs, creating a versatile layout that would work well for a family home, workspace, or even an annex or holiday rental. The kitchen has been updated with skylights and new doors that open onto the beautifully designed garden, which offers year-round color and stunning views of the surrounding countryside. The property is conveniently located between Bath and Frome, with easy access to local amenities, schools, and attractions. With its unique character, adaptability, and stunning setting, Church Mead House is a truly special property that has been a happy home for its current owner for over 30 years.