This charming period house is situated in a rural Somerset village, nestled between the Cathedral City of Wells, the popular village of Cheddar, and the quintessential English village of Wedmore. The property, likely of Georgian origins, boasts great style and appeal, with excellent accommodation including an oak-framed kitchen/living/dining room, five bedrooms, and three bathrooms. The stone outbuildings are impressive, featuring an open cart shed, barns for recreational and workshop use, and a granary staircase leading to a wood-burning stove. The delightful gardens include various "rooms" with lawns, flower and shrub beds, an ornamental pond, and mature trees. The property has been extensively improved and extended, retaining period details such as flagstone floors, stone fireplaces, and timber beams. With its sunny south-facing aspect, easy access to surrounding towns and villages, and beautiful setting, this property is a rare find in a sought-after location.