Sea Mills Farm is a unique and historic property located in a rural setting, yet still within easy reach of nearby towns and transport links. The property dates back to the 16th century and consists of a farmhouse, mill, and Miller's cottage, all built in the local Moolham stone with mullion windows, chamfered ceiling beams, and a Double Roman clay tile roof. The property has been carefully renovated and maintained over the past 29 years by the current owners, who have also obtained planning consent for the conversion of the granary into an ancillary dwelling. The house has a total of four reception rooms, a kitchen/breakfast room, and a conservatory, as well as five double bedrooms and two bathrooms. The property also has a group of farm and mill associated buildings, including a granary with detailed consent for conversion, a concrete yard, a milking parlour, and a single garage. The garden is particularly notable for its level lawn, richly planted borders, and a small lake partially fringed by mature trees. The property is set in 15 acres of land, including pastureland and a cider apple orchard. The area is well-served for transport links, with the A303 nearby, and direct rail services to Waterloo and Paddington. There are also several good schools in the area, both state and independent.