Bampton — Bampton

Set close to the scenic landscape of Exmoor National Park, Benshayes Farm forms a compact yet versatile small estate. The farm is approached by either of two separate drives, offering both convenience and privacy. At its centre stands an impressive 17th-century farmhouse, accompanied by a collection of traditional buildings, some of which have been thoughtfully converted to provide additional living accommodation. The holding is complemented by a useful range of modern agricultural buildings one of which is equipped with a substantial and efficient solar panel array, adding both practicality and sustainability. The Stables - An attractive range of stone-built former farm buildings with timber framed double glazed windows and doors under a traditional slate roof, The Stables have been thoughtfully converted to offer comfortable and flexible accommodation. The ground floor is currently configured to include a spacious entrance hall, ideal for boots and coats, a practical utility room, a stylish shower room, two well-proportioned bedrooms, and a versatile office space. A hardwood stair case rises to a stunning vaulted kitchen/living area with exposed roof timbers, character windows flooding the space with natural light, a traditional fitted kitchen and a wood-burning stove with a statement chrome flue. A snug, bedroom, family bathroom and master bedroom with exposed timbers completes the first floor accommodation. Currently used as a generous single dwelling, The Stables benefit from planning permission to be used as two independent units if required. The Farmhouse - Benshayes Farmhouse is a charming, five-bedroom, grade II listed, period property with 17th-century origins and later Georgian remodelling, set in a sheltered position overlooking its own land. The house enjoys a south-facing outlook with most rooms benefiting from views across the surrounding countryside. Accommodation extends to a generous footprint, combining character features such as exposed beams, sl