The Coach House
The Coach House was formerly, as the name suggests, for coaches to unload and store whilst visiting King Inas Palace located further down the private drive of just 5 properties. Grade II Listed, built circa 1700, the Coach House still retains many original features including flagstone floors, and large arched timber doors. With a vast ceiling height on the ground level, you can truly see how this could convert into additional living space or up the next two levels to create an annex, perfect for holiday lets or multi generational living.

The Stables and Scullery (Ground Floor)
Across the gravel courtyard and through the next arched timber door, you enter the old stable block complete with original stable stalls, stone mullion windows, gulley drainage and utility/scullery/boot room. In floor stable drainage makes muddy winter Somerset living a breeze. The ground floor also has a vast workshop used by the current vendors to make furniture and separate hobby space. The boiler nook is also here, the hub of the three way nest controlled heating system at Manor Lodge, a high end system specified to accommodate future growth within the coach house and stables.

Home Office and Cinema (First Floor)
Up the stairs and into a large home office, complete with nest controlled heating system and networking (the village is served by high speed internet), this is a great space to work from home or for visiting older children to come and work. Through the office door and into the cinema/bar area. Canadian log cabin-esque decor to the bar area makes this a fantastic party room. The current owners have hosted kids discos and even Cinderella herself whilst grown ups can mix up a cocktail at the bar. Beyond the cinema is the store room or 'walk-in' loft space, a dual height space which clearly lends itself to conversion to a sizeable holiday let or annex with the perfect mix of separated living/renting whilst being doorstep accessible.

Manor Lodge
Into the spacious entrance hall (previously the saddlery) with Ham stone open fireplace (the current owners use this as a decorate addition to the entrance, primarily for the placement of mood setting candles). Down the hall towards the kitchen you pass the revealed Ham stone wall, with Ham stone ledges limed over original cob, and a window recess from the original front facade which opens through to the living room. There is also a fitted cloakroom with brass fittings.

Onward into the gorgeous kitchen/diner with newly vaulted ceiling and French doors to the rear garden. This is a wonderfully light, dual aspect space which has been transformed with a stunning bespoke kitchen offering subtsantial storage. Units are a mix of mostly extra wide drawers, pull out larder units and floor to ceiling storage right up into the apex accessed by a bespoke hook-on ladder. The Corian worktops run the full length, with under mounted extra wide Smeg sink (the current owner specified this so the extra wide oven trays would fit), separate island all finished to the same standard.
Under the sink is an extra wide drawer to house the bins for each recycling type. White goods include fitted Bosch dishwasher, Smeg fridge with ice box and slick dual under counter fridge drawers. The central island unit includes a fitted Italian designed Barrazza 5 burner gas hob with adjoining countertop Barrazza lava rock indoor barbecue, whilst the eye-level 900mm wide Smeg oven is fitted into the wall units. There is also a discreet pull-out unit providing housing for your microwave oven. There is space to eat at the breakfast bar plus ample room for your dining table beyond. The kitchen is finished with practical off-white corka flooring (with its own nest controlled underfloor heating) and LED colour-changing app controlled mood lighting on the beautiful full height revealed Ham stone wall to give a warm glow. Through glazed double doors and you're into the well-proportioned living room (previously the meeting room for King Inas Palace) with stunning grand Hamstone fireplace housing a wood burning stove and dual stone mullion windows overlooking the rear garden.

Through the original deep wall doorway is the snug/library/music room with exposed stone walls and dual aspect windows overlooking the fernery in the rear garden, which is a mass of bluebells in the spring and the main garden through the other. Shelving provides plenty of storage for books.

Back out into the entrance hall and up the stairs, on the lower part of the stairs you pass the gorgeous detailed stone mullion window, originally part of the King Inas Palace. Upstairs is the family bathroom, fully renovated with hexagonal porcelain tiling, cast corian wash hand basin and bath with high pressure shower over, all fittings are high spec matt white with wall space to make the colour your own.

Opposite is one of three bedrooms, dual aspect as with all the bedrooms, overlooking both the fern garden and the front courtyard and with a niche which was the window of the original Manor Lodge front facade.

Down the hall to the second bedroom, again dual aspect over the fern garden and main garden.

Back to the main bedroom with beautiful bespoke dressing room with plenty of low and high level storage, a lovely view of the garden and you can really feel part of the private woodland which surrounds the private drive beyond. The en-suite is timelessly fitted with high spec matt white fittings.

The Rear Garden
The birdsong is immense in the garden, yet you are only a minute's walk or so to go and grab an extra bottle of wine! The garden includes a patio/cook station area under a pergola with a wonderful view of the rear of the main house and the large lawned area. To the top part of the garden is a greenhouse and compost area with a custom made tree house, and steps down into the fern garden. This is a serene and private space, perfect for entertaining guests or somewhere secure for pets, kids (or grandkids) to play when visiting.

The Courtyard and Potting Shed
The courtyard is made up of fine gravel with space for several cars all secured behind tall Hamstone walls and wrought iron gates, a real sun trap and well protected from the elements. Various planters contain rhododendron, olive trees, ferns, ornamental grasses, buxus bushes and wisteria. A useful outside tap is helpfully positioned along with an out of view area for bins/garden waste storage etc. A very cute original hamstone building is to one side used by the current owners as a potting shed.