An exceptionally attractive period three-bedroom semi-detached barn conversion occupying a peaceful and secluded position at the end of a long private drive. Beautifully presented throughout, offering light and spacious reception rooms with period features. A substantial detached triple garage provides overhead storage and a workshop. The stables offers parking for four vehicles, and the property benefits from attractive private gardens.

THE PROPERTY
The Stable is an impressive semi-detached three-bedroom period barn conversion, offering an abundance of charm and character whilst providing superb light and airy accommodation throughout. The property enjoys spacious reception rooms, impressive high ceilings, period features, all complemented by a high-quality finish and meticulous presentation. Beautifully blending traditional character with modern comfort, this delightful home enjoys a welcoming and versatile layout, perfectly suited to both family living and entertaining.

Originally forming part of the workers' cottages and outbuildings associated with the former Trickey Warren Farm, this exclusive and highly regarded development occupies a particularly peaceful and secluded setting. Nestled within the stunning Blackdown Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Approached via a long private driveway, creating a wonderful sense of privacy and tranquillity whilst remaining conveniently accessible to nearby amenities.

The Stables is surrounded by attractive gardens and countryside, this charming period home offers a rare opportunity to enjoy rural living in an idyllic location without compromising on style, comfort, or practicality.

The accommodation comprises the main entrance with large stable door opening into a stunning kitchen/diner. A comprehensive range of shaker style wall and base units provides superb storage. An integrated range of appliances include dishwasher, full height fridge/freezer and a professional electric range oven with induction hob, two ovens, grill and warming drawer. A ceramic sink with drainer is set within solid oak work surfaces that extend across.

To the far side is a walk in utility with space for a washing machine and dryer. Opposite is a WC with cloak cupboard to the side.

The main oak staircase with quarter landing leads to the first floor.

Engineered Oak flooring extends across. Beyond is a home office/study with a full height window looking out to the main garden (this could also be used as Bedroom 4). Continuing along into an exceptionally spacious sitting room. High ceilings and attractive windows allow an abundance of natural light in. A central feature to the room is an attractive fireplace with oak bressummer beam over. A multi-fuel wood burning stove is set on a slate hearth. Built-in cabinets set either side. French doors open out to the rear garden.

On the first floor the principal bedroom is spacious and light with French doors opening out to a balcony and external staircase. The ensuite shower room is beautifully appointed with a corner shower and a built-in vanity and heated towel rail to one side. A spacious guest bedroom with an ensuite WC to one end. Bedroom 3 includes a full range of built in wardrobe storage running along one side.

A family bathroom with bath, overhead shower, pedestal basin and heated towel rail completes the first floor arrangement. A long landing area with Velux window allowing natural light into this space.

GARDENS AND OUTSIDE AREA
The property is approached from the main road onto a long private drive flanked by mature hedging either side.

The Stables can be seen at the far end along with a small development of similar converted period outbuildings. A gravelled driveway leads to the private driveway in front of a substantial detached triple garage that extends up to the front of the property providing parking for four cars. Three electric roller doors open into the garage space with power and lighting. Access above provided by a pull-down stair ladder that leads up to an impressive overhead storage area.

Beyond opens into a large workshop with a rear door opening into the garden. Established borders to the front area and a small sun terrace with access to the main entrance.

The garden to the rear is laid mainly to lawn bordered by established hedging providing privacy and seclusion. A summerhouse is seen at one end. An attractive pergola with wisteria growing overhead provides a superb outside entertaining area.

SITUATION Trickey Warren is set in the scenic Blackdown Hills, near Churchinford, which offers a pub, health centre, and community-run village store. Located within the designated Blackdown Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the area provides extensive walking and riding routes. The property also benefits from convenient access to Wellington, Honiton, Ilminster, and the county town of Taunton, with its excellent amenities, mainline rail links, and M5 access.

Tenure
Freehold

Services Mains electricity, water. sewage treatment plant.
Oil fired central heating

EPC grade C

Local authority Somerset Council
Council tax band F

Agents Note
We are advised there is an annual fee determined by Trickey Warren management company for running costs, which include public liability insurance, electricity, servicing of the sewage treatment plant and general maintenance of the shared areas. It is approximately £500 per annum.