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Charming mill house in idyllic Somerset setting

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On the market through Winkworth Bath is Beckington Mill, an enchanting five bedroom stone built mill house in an idyllic enviable waterside setting on the edge of a popular Somerset village.


Whilst providing sufficient space for family living, this charming house which is specifically listed in the Doomsday Book of 1086 presents buyers with an opportunity to acquire a property with a truly intriguing architectural style which will excite in terms of its potential for entertaining.


The principal galleried main reception room is quite breathtaking, with a glorious high ceiling and a grand fireplace standing as its focal point. In addition to the main staircase, flexibility of access between the three floors is provided by a lovely spiral stone staircase. The elegant oriel bay window and the ‘secret’ castellated turret add further charm, and perhaps a touch of ‘Fairytale’.


Through the stone mullion windows one may enjoy a splendid view of the weeping willow and the gardens below, which are full of interest and through which the millstream to the River Frome meanders. The sweeping gravel driveway provides a most inviting approach to Beckington Mill, which has good space for parking.  The historic building stands in large gardens and is mostly laid to lawn with mature fruit trees and well planted borders.


Beckington Mill is on the market for £925,000. Click here to download the property brochure.


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Location

Beckington Mill is situated in a secluded location about half a mile from the centre of the pretty Somerset village of Beckington. There is a pleasant walk known as the ‘Beckington Loop’ which takes in river weir, and the area is well regarded by equestrian enthusiasts. The village has a popular church, a garage and a good choice of public houses. There is a well stocked village shop and delicatessen cafe, and there are some superb farm shops and cafes in the area, just off the A36.


The local primary school and prep school are highly regarded, and also within the local area is Orchardleigh Golf Club, Babington House country club and the market town of Frome. Beckington is well placed to travel south via the A 350 and A36 (A303 15 miles).


The UNESCO World Heritage City of Bath, renowned for its commitment to the performing arts, sports and education, is only 12 miles distant. Bath provides excellent transport links to London via rail (London Paddington 90mins) and road M4 (J.18 Tormarton) as well as international links from Bristol airport (18 miles)


For further information on Beckington Mill, or property to buy in Bath contact Winkworth Bath Sales office on 01225 829 000 or Winkworth Country House Department on 020 7871 0589.


  • http://www.propapedia.com/ Chris

    Wow what an amazing house, so beautiful and such history. Not sure I like the fireplace in the bedroom though!

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