Guide price
£150,000
1 bed barn conversion for saleCompton Durville, South Petherton TA13
1 bed
1 bath
1 reception
EPC Rating: D
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Detached studio-style holiday let
Scope for extension or change of use subject to pp
Ample off road parking and good size gravelled garden area
Pleasant rural hamlet
Good road links within a short drive
Close to the pretty village amenities of South Petherton
A characterful studio-style holiday let in an attractively rural yet accessible hamlet just a short drive from South Petherton and excellent road links.
The Property
Originally converted from a pre-existing barn, this detached studio-style property has been successfully run as a holiday let by the current owners. With its own ample parking and gravelled garden area, there is scope (subject to planning permission) for further extension or change of use.
Accommodation
The character of the barn has been retained, with an attractive open vaulted ceiling exposing the original beams. A large picture window to one end overlooks the outside space, complemented by a stable-style door to the side. Currently arranged as an open-plan bedroom and sitting area, there is ample space for a small dining table, while a kitchenette to one end is fitted with an electric hob and stainless steel sink, with space beneath the worktop for an under-counter fridge/freezer. A smart, modern shower room is positioned to one side and includes a shower cubicle, WC and wash hand basin. A mezzanine level above the kitchen and shower room provides useful storage and houses the hot water cylinder. Heating is currently provided by electric night storage heaters.
Outside
The property sits in a broadly rectangular plot, with a concrete driveway to the front and further gravelled area to the side providing ample parking if required. The gravel extends to the rear to create a sizeable area suitable for use as garden and for any other outside storage you may need.
Situation
Compton Durville, is a small picturesque hamlet located just outside the village of South Petherton in the heart of South Somerset. With a feeling that time has almost "stood still" the hamlet lies very much unspoilt and away from busy traffic, with miles of countryside footpaths to explore on your doorstep. However, it lies just a few minutes' drive from the A303, approximately 5 miles east of the pretty market town of Ilminster with its range of independent and high street stores and approximately 5 miles north west of Crewkerne, with its Waitrose store, indoor swimming pool / gym complex and mainline railway station (London Waterloo). The nearby village of South Petherton lies just a mile away. It's another "picture postcard" village with excellent village amenities including combined Infant and Junior schools, tennis courts and club, recreation ground, independent shops including butchers, and a co-op store. It also has a recently opened and well-regarded restaurant "Holm" and the local pub The Brewers Arms is also a very popular venue. The village has its own modern hospital that carries out a range of nhs services and a has a useful late-opening Pharmacy. Not far away at Lopenhead is the iconic “Railway Carriage Café” and adjoining Trading Post Farm shop loved by residents for its delicious locally sourced produce. Frogmary Green Farm on the outskirts of South Petherton also has a coffee shop and other facilities. From the Esso station on the edge of the village is the regular Berry’s Superfast bus service to London Hammersmith.
Directions
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Services
Mains water and electricity. Private drainage via STP.
There is currently no telephone or broadband connected. Ultrafast broadband is available in the area. There is mobile coverage. Please refer to Ofcom's website for further information.
Material Information
Somerset Council Council Tax Band - na
Please note, this property may only be used as a holiday let / non-permanent residence. Please refer to the planning reference number 16/03567/cou (Change of use of building from office (Use Class B1) to holiday let) and take independent advice if required depending on your requirements.
The neighbouring cottage has planning permission granted reference 22/01357/hou for an extension. Full details can be found on the Somerset Planning Portal.
The private sewage treatment plant is located in the neighbouring grounds of Stow House and a suitable easement will be granted for access.
The property is currently part of a larger title owned by the vendors and a hmlr compliant plan will be provided at the point of sale to show the new boundaries.
The property is currently operating as a holiday let with bookings up to 3 months ahead. Pre-booked reservations will need to be honoured prior to completion.
The property is subject to an overage clause. A proportion of the uplift in value from any change in permissions will trigger a payment to the previous owners.
Photographs taken September 2026 - © Symonds and Sampson
The Property
Originally converted from a pre-existing barn, this detached studio-style property has been successfully run as a holiday let by the current owners. With its own ample parking and gravelled garden area, there is scope (subject to planning permission) for further extension or change of use.
Accommodation
The character of the barn has been retained, with an attractive open vaulted ceiling exposing the original beams. A large picture window to one end overlooks the outside space, complemented by a stable-style door to the side. Currently arranged as an open-plan bedroom and sitting area, there is ample space for a small dining table, while a kitchenette to one end is fitted with an electric hob and stainless steel sink, with space beneath the worktop for an under-counter fridge/freezer. A smart, modern shower room is positioned to one side and includes a shower cubicle, WC and wash hand basin. A mezzanine level above the kitchen and shower room provides useful storage and houses the hot water cylinder. Heating is currently provided by electric night storage heaters.
Outside
The property sits in a broadly rectangular plot, with a concrete driveway to the front and further gravelled area to the side providing ample parking if required. The gravel extends to the rear to create a sizeable area suitable for use as garden and for any other outside storage you may need.
Situation
Compton Durville, is a small picturesque hamlet located just outside the village of South Petherton in the heart of South Somerset. With a feeling that time has almost "stood still" the hamlet lies very much unspoilt and away from busy traffic, with miles of countryside footpaths to explore on your doorstep. However, it lies just a few minutes' drive from the A303, approximately 5 miles east of the pretty market town of Ilminster with its range of independent and high street stores and approximately 5 miles north west of Crewkerne, with its Waitrose store, indoor swimming pool / gym complex and mainline railway station (London Waterloo). The nearby village of South Petherton lies just a mile away. It's another "picture postcard" village with excellent village amenities including combined Infant and Junior schools, tennis courts and club, recreation ground, independent shops including butchers, and a co-op store. It also has a recently opened and well-regarded restaurant "Holm" and the local pub The Brewers Arms is also a very popular venue. The village has its own modern hospital that carries out a range of nhs services and a has a useful late-opening Pharmacy. Not far away at Lopenhead is the iconic “Railway Carriage Café” and adjoining Trading Post Farm shop loved by residents for its delicious locally sourced produce. Frogmary Green Farm on the outskirts of South Petherton also has a coffee shop and other facilities. From the Esso station on the edge of the village is the regular Berry’s Superfast bus service to London Hammersmith.
Directions
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Services
Mains water and electricity. Private drainage via STP.
There is currently no telephone or broadband connected. Ultrafast broadband is available in the area. There is mobile coverage. Please refer to Ofcom's website for further information.
Material Information
Somerset Council Council Tax Band - na
Please note, this property may only be used as a holiday let / non-permanent residence. Please refer to the planning reference number 16/03567/cou (Change of use of building from office (Use Class B1) to holiday let) and take independent advice if required depending on your requirements.
The neighbouring cottage has planning permission granted reference 22/01357/hou for an extension. Full details can be found on the Somerset Planning Portal.
The private sewage treatment plant is located in the neighbouring grounds of Stow House and a suitable easement will be granted for access.
The property is currently part of a larger title owned by the vendors and a hmlr compliant plan will be provided at the point of sale to show the new boundaries.
The property is currently operating as a holiday let with bookings up to 3 months ahead. Pre-booked reservations will need to be honoured prior to completion.
The property is subject to an overage clause. A proportion of the uplift in value from any change in permissions will trigger a payment to the previous owners.
Photographs taken September 2026 - © Symonds and Sampson
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