Whilst Exmoor is one of the smallest National Parks in the UK (but arguably the prettiest), it still offers some 267 square miles of remarkable countryside stretching across West Somerset and into North Devon. Originally a Royal Forest and hunting ground, in 1954 Exmoor was one of the first designated National Parks in Britain, it incorporates 34 miles of coastline, heather clad moorland, undulating valleys and some of the highest sea cliffs in the UK.

Accommodation Accessed via the Conservatory with tiled flooring and stunning views of the formal gardens and neighbouring countryside.

Patio doors lead through to the triple aspect Sitting Room/Dining Room with brick fire place inset with woodburning stove and raised hearth. The dining area enjoys views from the bay window and provides a wonderful entertaining space within this superb home.

Breakfast Room/ Lounge - A versatile room within the house enjoying double doors which lead out onto the raised decked area with steps down to the gardens. The tiled flooring continues through to the Farmhouse style Kitchen with an extensive range of wall and base units, window to front elevation, space for a ‘Range Style’ cooker, sink with drainer. Towards the rear elevation the boiler can be accessed and stable door leads through to the

Boot Room- space for boots and coats with stable door providing access to the oil tank and the rear of the property.

Downstairs Cloakroom - wash hand basin and W.C.

From the dining room a door leads through to the inner hall with stairs leading to the first floor.

The turned stair case leads to the landing area providing access to

Bedroom 1 - fitted wardrobes and en-suite W.C and views to the front elevation.

Bedroom 2 - views to the side elevation and fitted wardrobes.

Bedroom 3- built in cupboard and views to side elevation.

Bathroom - fitted corner bath, wash hand basin and W.C.

Outside Gardens and Grounds In total the property is situated in approx. 2.9 acres of gardens and grounds including a paddock.

Located in the small hamlet of Coppleham this superb home is approached via a small private lane with post and rail fencing which provides access to the lower formal gardens, stables, parking and garage.

The driveway continues to further parking to the side of the property.

The gardens are a particular feature for this property with a substantial formal garden laid to lawn with part formally being used as a ménage.

The terraced level areas are filled with a variety of herbaceous plants and shrubs with steps leading to the more formal lawned area.

There is also a summer house.

To the rear of the property and as indicated via the land plan there is a field accessed via a wooden gate.

Outbuildings To the front of the stables is a level hard standing area which provides additional parking to the main house and is enclosed with post and rail fencing.

In total there are 4 traditional stables with brick paving.

Stables from left to right:
3.5m x 2.6m
3.5m x 2.6m
3.1m x 2.6m
4.3m x 2.6m

The 4.8m x 2.6m Garage is accessed via double wooden doors and has brick paved flooring. There is also another useful storage shed (4.8m x.2.6m) on the opposite end of the stable block.
From the Dulverton office proceed in an easterly direction to the A396. At the junction of the A396, turn left (north) and continue along the valley road entering into Bridgetown. Pass through Bridgetown and then turn left at Coppleham Cross towards Winsford, proceed approximately 50 yards and turn right and follow the gravel drive and the property will be observed almost directly in front of you.

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