Snailholt is a 17th century farmhouse nestled in a secluded valley, where the Washford river once powered a fulling mill. The property exudes charm and character, with thick walls, beamed ceilings, and inglenook fireplaces telling its story. With a generous layout, including three staircases, two kitchens, six bedrooms, and multiple reception rooms, it offers endless possibilities for living, working, or entertaining. The house has been lovingly maintained as a family home for over 40 years, and has also operated as a private bed and breakfast. Outside, the property boasts beautiful south-facing gardens, stone outbuildings, and paddocks, making it an ideal spot for horses, animals, or a self-sufficient lifestyle. Despite its secluded location, Snailholt is just a short drive from the coastal town of Watchet and the wild beauty of Exmoor and the Quantocks. This unique property offers a chance to create a truly special way of life, blending seclusion and convenience.