Location

Maston Bigot is a small rural hamlet on the edge of Frome not far from the villages of Trudox Hill and Nunney surrounded by glorious countryside.

Littlesharpshaw Farm cottages are located along a long driveway and approached just before the farmhouse.

The market town of Frome enjoys a thriving arts scene and a wide variety of amenities including shops, schools, a library and two theatres. Frome is renowned for its excellent range of independent shops, a monthly artisan market and the annual Frome Festival in July. Sporting facilities include a leisure centre and two golf courses, along with riding, fishing and shooting opportunities in the area and racing at Bath, Wincanton and Salisbury.

There is good road and rail access to Bath (within 15 miles) and Bristol (23 miles) and mainline rail services are available at Bath and Westbury stations, with direct services to London Paddington - journey time from 75 minutes. The A303 (M3) provides good road access to Central London and the national motorway network, and Bristol International Airport is within 23 miles of the property.

Description

This charming former farm worker's cottage is located down a long driveway and set within gardens and grounds of approximately 0.7 acres, offering open views and accommodation arranged over two floors, amounting to about 1,900 sq ft.

Enjoying a rural setting and attractive open views, this four-bedroom semi-detached home offers spacious ground-floor living, including a large sitting room with a feature fireplace and inset wood-burning stove. The generous kitchen/breakfast room features a painted Shaker-style kitchen with granite work surfaces, space for a family dining table, practical tiled flooring, and bi-fold doors opening onto the garden. Additionally, there is a cloakroom/W.C. and a practical utility room with access to the rear garden. All four bedrooms are located on the first floor and benefit from open countryside views. A modern family bathroom is also situated on this floor.

Outside

The property is approached via a shared driveway that leads down to the farm. A private driveway branches off, providing parking for several vehicles. The gardens wrap around the house and are predominantly laid to lawn. A natural hedge divides the front garden from the neighbouring property, while post-and-rail fencing separates the garden from the paddock. The paddock adjoins the garden and is accessed via a five-bar gate located at the driveway entrance.

Directions

To locate the property please use the postcode BA11 5DD for SatNav or what3word///lawfully.uses.hairpin