Victorian Vicarage with Garden, Annexe & Double Garage in Somerset's Mark Village - Ideal Family Home with Income Potential

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Vicarage Lane, Mark, Highbridge (Great britain)

7 Bedrooms · 5 Bathrooms · 409Floor area

€1,749,150

Villa

No parking

7 Bedrooms

5 Bathrooms

409m²

Garden

No pool

Not furnished

Description

Nestled in the picturesque village of Mark, Highbridge, stands a delightful villa, an authentic Victorian former vicarage that whispers stories of the past while embracing the charm of its present. With its impressive seven bedrooms and five bathrooms, this spacious abode offers a slice of historic elegance amid nature’s embrace. This beautiful home, The Old Vicarage, is steeped in history and grandeur, a detached gem in the heart of a bustling Somerset village. Yet, while it nods to tradition, it doesn't shy away from modern comforts, having been painstakingly refurbished to a splendid standard by the current owners.

As we meander up the wide gravel driveway, framed by lush gardens that cover nearly an acre, the scene unfolds as if stepping into a storybook. Enter through the recently constructed portico, which only heightens the grand entrance of this Victorian villa. With a front door flanked by classic sash windows and original wooden shutters, the home tells tales with every creak of its floorboards and flicker of its fireplaces.

Inside, the main house greets you with a generous hallway, from where the principal rooms fan out like chapters in a beloved novel. The drawing room, dining room, and study each speak to a different audience, adorned with elegant details like panelled walls and high ceilings. Picture yourself in the study, perhaps, with a hot cup of tea, gazing out over the verdant garden. Or imagine the dining room filled with merriment during Sunday gatherings as sunlight spills in through its dual aspect windows.

A particular highlight awaits, the kitchen/breakfast room, magnificently appointed with cream cabinets and sleek granite surfaces. An Aga stands pride of place, calling to chefs both novice and skilled, while the conservatory beckons families to gather, with its underfloor warmth and serene garden views through automatic Velux windows.

Now, let us wander towards the elegance of the bedrooms—five double chambers await upstairs, each bearing its own style and grace. The master bedroom, a sanctuary of space, has views over the fields bathed in morning light. En suite bathrooms and a family shower room cater to household needs without compromising on luxury.

But, that’s not all; the adjoining cottage presents yet another narrative. Born from a stable block in the 1970s, it's recently had a makeover too, welcoming guests or family members with its cozy sitting room, kitchen/diner, and two additional double bedrooms.

Beyond the walls of this villa, the gardens extend an invitation to explore. With terraced areas perfect for alfresco dining, to fruit trees whispering the promise of fruitful yields. A stone outbuilding and woodshed stand as testament to the home's utility, with a double garage that harbors not just vehicles but dreams—transform it into a gym or a collector's haven, the choice is yours.

But let us not forget the canvas outside these gates—the village of Mark itself, a thriving locale rich in community spirit. Locals gather at the village shop or the ever-charming bakery, while one can partake in yoga sessions or football matches down at the village hall. For the adventure seekers, the proximity to the M5 and the Bristol Airport mean connectivity is always at hand.

Mark is one of the longest villages around, set alongside a central road yet blessed with sprawling countryside reaching out into horizons. Here, it is about community and connection, with local schooling options from Mark Primary to King of Wessex Academy providing educational opportunities for families settling in.

Even with all that buzzes around, the climate here is mild and inviting, providing the perfect balance between sunny days and brisk afternoons. Perfect for vineyard visits in the nearby areas or pumpkin picking come harvest.

Living in this villa means embracing not just a house but a lifestyle—the kind filled with evening walks to the local pub, weekends spent gardening amidst the fruit-laden trees, and summers hosting friends in the converted games room or out on the garden terrace. It's a lifestyle where history touches every corner, yet modernity ensures comfort.

For overseas buyers or expats, what could be better than stepping into this timeless narrative, rich with potential, warmth, and community spirit. So why wait? Answer the call of adventure, plant your roots in the soil of tradition while relishing life in this delightful home. Time and village wait for no one, and a story as compelling as The Old Vicarage's should not remain untold.

Details

Amount of bedrooms
7
Size
409
Price per m²
€4,277
Garden size
4046
Has Garden
Yes
Has Parking
No
Has Basement
No
Condition
good
Amount of Bathrooms
5
Has swimming pool
No
Property type
Villa
Energy label

Unknown

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Discover the charm of life in a traditional yet expansive British villa at the coveted countryside location in Knighton, Powys. Ideal for those looking to embrace a tranquil lifestyle in a storied setting, this detached house known as Black Venn House, offers prospective homeowners a unique blend of historical allure and modern facilities. Built in 1897 and once a part of the prestigious Stanage Estate, this residence retains exquisite period features incorporated into its design. Nestled within approximately 3.7 acres of lush grounds, the property boasts meticulously maintained gardens that feature a symphony of seasonal blooms, from snowdrops to bluebells, and includes an ornamental pond that serves as a sanctuary for local wildlife. Beyond the floral array, you'll find practical amenities such as a substantial fruit cage, a small orchard, and a potting shed which green-thumbed residents will surely appreciate. The adjacent meadow and paddock provide spectacular views across the valley, amplifying the property's bucolic charm. Black Venn House itself is characterized by its stately architecture with stone and brick construction. High ceilings, feature fireplaces, and large sash windows create a light-filled and airy environment, with stunning views readily available from every aspect. The residence is designed thoughtfully with spaces offering both comfort and functionality. The kitchen, equipped with modern appliances including an Aga, a double electric oven, and an induction hob, merges seamlessly with a roomy breakfast area. Additional spaces on the ground floor include a bright sitting room that leads to the conservatory, a dining room enriched with a multi-fuel stove, and a handy study. The sleeping quarters co ... click here to read more

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Nestled in the picturesque village of Bucknell, Shropshire, this Grade II Listed country home is a splendid example of historical charm seamlessly blending with comfortable living spaces. As you consider making this idyllic spot your new home, you'll find yourself drawn to the perfect balance of past and present within its walls and the vibrant local life around. The property itself is a four-bedroom, two-bathroom home that showcases an exceptional array of original features. The home is thoughtfully laid out across a generous 254 square meters, providing ample space for both family needs and entertaining guests. The three reception rooms, each featuring attractive fireplaces, inject a warm and welcoming atmosphere into the home. A superb kitchen/dining area is at the heart of this residence, complete with a reconditioned Aga, a central island, and a large dresser offering outstanding storage solutions. This dual-aspect seating area overlooks both the courtyard and the serene river, making it a perfect place for relaxation. The two staircases of the home lead to the bedrooms positioned off two separate landings. Each bedroom is sizable, with the front two sharing a recently refitted large shower room. At the rear, one bedroom includes an ensuite shower, and there's also a flexible room currently utilized as a music room/office. The property's condition is generally quite good, though some areas show the typical signs of age, as expected in a home of this character. Set in a peaceful no-through lane, the property boasts a scenic courtyard and beautifully landscaped gardens, with the calming River Redlake flowing through. A period barn offers additional space for garaging, storage, and workshops. This barn, also listed, ... click here to read more

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Nestled in the charming and historic market town of Ludlow, this beautiful period country home, Venns Farm, is an exceptional example of a 700-year-old timber frame farmhouse. Situated in the tranquil hamlet of Greete, on an impressive 1.26-acre plot, the property boasts breathtaking countryside views and offers the idyllic retreat you have been searching for. Whether you're an overseas buyer looking for a quintessentially British home or an expat hoping to own a slice of peaceful countryside, Venns Farm provides an enviable blend of rustic charm and modern living. Upon arrival, a private driveway beckons you into the property, leading to ample parking space. The farmhouse is brimming with character, showcasing exposed beams and oak floorboards throughout. Your journey into this unique home begins in the glass conservatory, which bathes the space in natural light and offers a picturesque view of the surrounding countryside. The kitchen is a focal point with bespoke units and a traditional gas-fired Aga, perfect for those who enjoy cooking and entertaining. The heart of this home, it exudes warmth and authenticity. The generously proportioned sitting room, complete with a large log burner, offers a cozy retreat on cold winter nights. The ground floor also features a study adorned with red quarry tiles and direct access to the garden, providing a perfect workspace or a quiet corner to relax. The drawing room, light and spacious, is a haven of tranquility with oak beams and French doors that open onto a terrace, ideal for al-fresco dining and summer gatherings. Adding to the charm is the oak-framed dining room, which promises a unique and memorable dining experience. The first floor houses a large landing that provides ... click here to read more

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Welcome to The Lane House, an enchanting five-bedroom villa nestled in the serene village of Diddlebury, Shropshire. This home, lovingly situated in 1.6 acres of lush, landscaped grounds, is a perfect blend of rural charm and spacious family living. At a price of £877,500, this villa offers generous interiors and ample outdoor space, making it a wonderful setting for a family seeking the tranquility of the countryside along with the convenience of nearby amenities. The residence greets you with a welcoming entrance hallway that leads you into a substantial kitchen/breakfast room. This area, the heart of the home, is equipped with modern facilities including a microwave, Belfast sink, dishwasher, and an oil-fired Rayburn. Accompanying this space is a utility room fitted with an electric range, sink, and pantry—ideal for family living. The kitchen’s French doors open into a conservatory which further leads to the expansive gardens, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor flow. The ground floor also features a sizeable sitting room with an open fireplace, perfect for cozy family gatherings, and direct access to a terrace and garden for when the weather invites outdoor leisure. Additionally, there is a family room, a study for quiet contemplation or work, and a convenient WC. Upstairs, the principal bedroom is remarkably spacious with an ensuite that includes both a shower and a free-standing bath, providing a private retreat within the home. Four more bedrooms are present, two of which also enjoy ensuite facilities. A notable feature of this floor is the lift on the landing, ensuring accessibility throughout the home, making it ideal for multi-generational families. The villa's grounds are truly a highlight, featuring a matu ... click here to read more

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