Fordhay House is a beautiful, Grade II listed longhouse in Somerset, dating back to the 17th century. The property boasts two staircases, providing annexe potential, and offers light and spacious accommodation with exposed beams, A frames, and window seats. The well-proportioned reception rooms have views over the pretty garden, and the charming sitting room features a working hamstone fireplace with a wood burning stove. The kitchen/breakfast room has views over the delightful walled rear garden and is equipped with a range of base and wall units, including a Rangemaster cooker. The property is approached through wrought iron gates and has a paved terrace with a working well, a lead canopied porch, and a level lawn flanked by beds with a rich variety of flowering plants and shrubs. The annexe, located above the main house, provides an open plan sitting room with exposed beams and A frames, a kitchen, double bedroom, and shower room. The walled garden has a well-kept lawn, paved terrace, greenhouse, vegetable beds, and covered store with an oil tank. The property is situated in a small and thriving village with good amenities, and the surrounding countryside offers stunning views of the Dorset Downs and the more undulating land in Somerset.