Woodlands is a historic country house built in the late Georgian style around 1790, located in unspoiled countryside near the Quantock Hills. The house has three storeys, a lower basement floor, and tall sash windows that provide natural light. The interior retains its original grandeur with many original architectural fittings, including fireplaces, moulded skirting boards, and cornicing. The house has a long central reception hall, four reception rooms, a large kitchen/breakfast room, and a laundry/boot room. The first floor has five big double bedrooms, a principal bedroom with south-facing windows and an en suite bath and shower room, and two family bathrooms. The basement floor has a suite of nine rooms, including a wine cellar. The property also includes a listed stable block with a three-bedroom cottage, a courtyard of ancillary outbuildings, and a walled garden. The grounds extend to about 20.41 acres and include a tennis court, woodland, and pasture. The property is situated in the lee of Woodlands Hill within the Quantock AONB, half a mile from the village of Holford, and is close to the M5 and Bristol Airport.