5 bed detached house for sale

High Ham, Langport, Somerset TA10

Dating back to the mid-15th century, Hillborne is a handsome Grade II listed village house constructed of attractive Lias stone beneath a tiled roof. Of particular note is the exceptional amount and versatility of accommodation on offer, with the substantial five-bedroom main house complemented by a beautifully appointed self-contained annexe and a magnificent traditional stone barn extending to over 50 feet in length.
Having evolved over the centuries, the main house today provides beautifully balanced family accommodation, rich in original features and architectural interest. The front door opens into a welcoming hallway with flagstone flooring, setting the tone for the character found throughout. The dual aspect sitting room is centred around an impressive open fireplace fitted with a wood-burning stove, whilst exposed beams and deep window seats create an atmosphere entirely befitting a house of this age.
The adjoining dining room is equally inviting, with a further open fireplace beneath a handsome bressummer beam, exposed timbers and windows to two elevations. Some of the beams are understood to have originated from the local church during the Reformation, providing a fascinating connection with the history of the village. A charming snug, again with a wood-burning stove, provides an additional and more intimate reception room.

Dating back to the mid-15th century, Hillborne is a handsome Grade II listed village house constructed of attractive Lias stone beneath a tiled roof. Of particular note is the exceptional amount and versatility of accommodation on offer, with the substantial five-bedroom main house complemented by a beautifully appointed self-contained annexe and a magnificent traditional stone barn extending to over 50 feet in length.
Having evolved over the centuries, the main house today provides beautifully balanced family accommodation, rich in original features and architectural interest. The front door opens into a welcoming hallway with flagstone flooring, setting the tone for the character found throughout. The dual aspect sitting room is centred around an impressive open fireplace fitted with a wood-burning stove, whilst exposed beams and deep window seats create an atmosphere entirely befitting a house of this age.
The adjoining dining room is equally inviting, with a further open fireplace beneath a handsome bressummer beam, exposed timbers and windows to two elevations. Some of the beams are understood to have originated from the local church during the Reformation, providing a fascinating connection with the history of the village. A charming snug, again with a wood-burning stove, provides an additional and more intimate reception room.