Detached House for sale with 4 bedrooms, Wheddon Cross, Minehead

A rare opportunity to acquire a farmhouse requiring modernisation, set within approximately 17.5 acres with outbuildings, stables and a triple garage, all within the heart of Exmoor National Park. Ideal for equestrian use, a smallholding, or those seeking a peaceful rural lifestyle. EPC Rating E. Council Tax Band G. Beasley Farm enjoys an enviable position nestled between the highly regarded Exmoor villages of Timberscombe and Wheddon Cross, at the heart of one of Somerset's most beautiful and unspoilt landscapes. Perfectly positioned for those seeking the tranquillity of rural living without sacrificing accessibility, the property provides convenient access to the rugged splendour of Exmoor National Park, the dramatic West Somerset coastline and the county town of Taunton beyond. Occupying an elevated setting, the farm enjoys views across its own land and the surrounding countryside. From the paddocks and higher ground, panoramic vistas stretch towards Dunkery Beacon, Exmoor's highest point, with far-reaching views extending across rolling hills towards Wootton Courtenay and, on clear days, glimpses of the coastline beyond. The setting offers a rare combination of natural beauty and accessibility, making it an exceptional location from which to enjoy the very best of country life. Beasley Farm presents an outstanding opportunity for those seeking a genuine lifestyle change. Whether your aspirations include equestrian pursuits, smallholding or agricultural interests, or simply embracing the space, freedom and tranquillity of rural living, the property offers the perfect foundation. The charming farmhouse provides substantial and highly versatile accommodation, ideally suited to modern family life. A range of flexible reception rooms allows the property to adapt to a variety of requirements, from home working and multi-generational living to hobby rooms and guest accommodation, while the well-proportioned first-floor bedrooms provide comfortable and practical family space. Complementing the house is an impressive range of outbuildings and agricultural buildings. These include a triple garage, a traditional courtyard with former shippens, and a substantial detached former hay barn, all offering considerable potential for a variety of uses, subject to any necessary planning permissions. A further stable block enhances the property's appeal for equestrian enthusiasts. Immediately to the rear of the farmhouse lies a level lawned garden, once used as a productive vegetable garden, providing an attractive outdoor space for family enjoyment. Beyond, approximately 17.5 acres of paddocks extend across the surrounding landscape, creating an exceptional setting for livestock, horses or simply enjoying the beauty and privacy of your own land. In all, Beasley Farm represents a rare opportunity to acquire a characterful Exmoor smallholding in a spectacular rural setting, offering the perfect balance of traditional charm, practical facilities and an enviable country lifestyle. As illustrated by the floor plan, the property is approached through the front door into a welcoming entrance hall, setting the tone for this characterful country home. Stairs rise to the first floor, while the accommodation unfolds effortlessly from the hall. The dining room is a delightful dual-aspect reception room, bathed in natural light and rich in period charm. A former stone fireplace with an original bread oven serves as a wonderful reminder of the property's heritage, creating an atmospheric setting for both formal entertaining and family gatherings. The sitting room enjoys a dual-aspect outlook and centred around a striking stone fireplace with an inset wood-burning stove set upon a brick hearth. This warm and inviting space provides the perfect retreat during the cooler months, while stairs rise from the room to a first-floor bedroom, adding to the property's unique character and charm. Beyond, an inner hallway provides access to a useful ground floor cloakroom/WC and further stairs to the first floor. A separate external door to the front of the property presents an exciting opportunity to create a self-contained annexe, subject to any necessary planning consents, making the property particularly appealing for multi-generational living or guest accommodation. The study and family room offer exceptionally versatile accommodation and could equally serve as a home office, hobbies room, studio, or form part of an annexe arrangement. Complete with an open fireplace and a door leading to the rear, this space enjoys a wonderful sense of flexibility and independence. Occupying the first floor of the northern wing is a generous bedroom accompanied by a separate bathroom, offering privacy for guests or family members. A further entrance door opens into a practical boot room/utility room with access to the rear. From here, a step leads down into the kitchen which benefits from a walk-in pantry complete with traditional cold shelves an