Little Rising, Church Lane, Axbridge, BS26 2QP

A home designed around flexibility One of the property's strongest attributes is the sheer variety of accommodation available.

The ground floor combines several distinct living spaces rather than relying upon a single open-plan room.

The separate sitting room and substantial family room allow different areas of the home to serve different purposes, while the dedicated dining room provides a natural setting for entertaining.

Upstairs, four bedrooms provide ample flexibility for modern family life.

The dimensions of the second and third bedrooms in particular provide scope beyond straightforward bedroom use, potentially accommodating study or leisure areas where required.

The additional garage and separate studio/outbuilding further extend the property's practical footprint.

The accommodation Ground floor: Entrance: Via door into Porch with windows alongside and to side with a further door into Hallway.

Hallway: Large spacious Hall giving access to Famiy Room, Dining Room, and Kitchen/Dining Room.

Kitchen 13'5" x 12'8" maximum (4.10m x 3.87m maximum) A generous kitchen space with ample floor area with a range of fitted cupboards and drawers, Aga and associated appliances, together with scope for informal family use.

Family Room 19'2" into bay x 12'8" maximum (5.83m x 3.86m maximum) A particularly impressive reception room, with the bay providing additional floor space and natural character.

At almost 20 feet in length, this room offers considerable flexibility for family seating, entertaining and everyday living.

Dining Room 15'8" x 10'1" (4.77m x 3.08m) A well-proportioned formal dining space capable of accommodating a substantial dining table and associated furniture.

Its generous dimensions make it equally suitable for entertaining or adaptable family use.

Sitting Room 14'2" into bay x 10'11" (4.32m x 3.34m) A separate and comfortable reception room featuring a bay, providing a more intimate space away from the principal family room.

Utility 11'9" x 7'5" (3.59m x 2.26m) A useful dedicated utility area, providing valuable practical space separate from the principal living accommodation.

Garage 19'3" x 18'3" (5.86m x 5.57m) The substantial garage measures approximately 351 sq ft /32.6 sq m, offering considerable space for vehicle storage together with additional storage, workshop or hobby use, subject to the buyer's requirements.

First floor The first floor provides four bedrooms, creating a flexible arrangement for family living, guests and home-working requirements.

Bedroom 1 14'9" x 9'9" (4.49m x 2.97m) A well-proportioned principal bedroom offering comfortable space for a double bed and bedroom furniture.

Bedroom 2 18' x 14'8" maximum (5.49m x 4.46m maximum) The largest of the four bedrooms and an especially versatile room.

Its generous proportions allow for a range of furniture arrangements and could readily accommodate additional study, dressing or relaxation space depending on individual requirements.

Bedroom 3 15'8" x 10'1" maximum (4.77m x 3.08m maximum) Another spacious bedroom offering excellent flexibility for family members, guests or a home office.

Bedroom 4 11'1" x 7'5" maximum (3.39m x 2.26m maximum) A versatile additional bedroom which could also suit use as a nursery, study or hobby room, subject to the purchaser's needs.

Outbuilding & studio A major feature of the property is the separate 326 sq ft / 30.2 sq m outbuilding, providing a valuable additional dimension to the accommodation.

Studio 18'8" x 17'5" (5.70m x 5.31m) The substantial studio offers approximately 326 sq ft /30.2 sq m of space.

Its generous dimensions make it an exciting and flexible area for a variety of uses, such as a home office, creative studio, gym, workshop, games room or other ancillary accommodation, subject to any necessary permissions and consents.

The outbuilding also incorporates a balcony, adding further versatility and creating the potential for an attractive external element to the studio space.

Space for family life, work & hobbies The combination of four bedrooms, multiple reception rooms, utility space, a large garage and a substantial separate studio makes this a particularly adaptable home.

For a family, there is space to establish distinct areas for relaxing, dining, working and entertaining.

For those working from home, the separate studio offers the possibility of creating a dedicated workspace away from the main house.

For buyers with hobbies or storage requirements, the garage and outbuilding provide additional useful space, while the four-bedroom arrangement means the principal house need not be compromised to accommodate those activities.

Badgworth is a charming and peaceful Somerset village, situated approximately two miles south-west of Axbridge and within easy reach of the Mendip Hills and the Somerset coast.

The village and surrounding parish are characterised by attractive period properties, open farmland and beautiful countryside, with views towards the Mendip Hills and Brent Knoll.

The wider parish also includes the villages of Biddisham and Tarnock.

At the heart of the village is the historic Church of St Congar, a Grade II listed building dating principally from the medieval period.

The surrounding area is rich in heritage, with the nearby villages of Axbridge, Wedmore and Cheddar offering further historic buildings, independent shops, cafés, pubs and places to explore.

Badgworth is also home to Badgworth Arena, a well-known equestrian centre, making the area particularly appealing to those with an interest in horses and countryside pursuits.

The area offers an excellent choice of outdoor recreation.

The spectacular Mendip Hills are close by, with numerous walking, cycling and riding routes, while Cheddar Gorge and Caves provide one of Somerset's best-known natural attractions.

The Strawberry Line, a largely traffic-free former railway route, is also within easy reach and provides a scenic route for walking and cycling through the Somerset countryside.

Local amenities While Badgworth itself retains a quiet, rural character, a good range of everyday amenities can be found in the surrounding villages and towns.

Axbridge, approximately two miles away, provides local shops, cafés, pubs and community facilities, while Wedmore, around five miles away, is a popular village with a wider selection of independent shops, eateries and services.

Cheddar provides further shopping, leisure and recreational facilities.

There are also several farm shops and local food businesses nearby, including The Ploughman's Farm Shop in Tarnock and Hectors Farm Shop in Wedmore.

For eating and drinking, nearby options include The Lamb At Weare and The White Hart Inn & Cross Brewery.

Badgworth itself also has a small number of independent businesses, including Badgworth Brewhouse.

Transport links Despite its rural setting, Badgworth is well positioned for access to the regional road network.

The M5 motorway can be reached at Junction 22, approximately five miles away, providing convenient connections towards Bristol, Taunton and Exeter. The A38 is also readily accessible.

For rail travel, Highbridge & Burnham station is approximately 5–6 miles away, with Weston Milton and Weston-super-Mare stations also within convenient driving distance.

These provide connections towards Bristol, Taunton and destinations further afield.

Bristol Airport is approximately 10–12 miles away, making the area particularly convenient for domestic and international travel.

Overall, Badgworth offers an appealing combination of peaceful village living, attractive countryside and easy access to a wide range of amenities and transport connections.

Its proximity to the Mendip Hills, Cheddar, Axbridge, Wedmore and the Somerset coast makes it an attractive location for those seeking a rural lifestyle without being too far from larger towns, major road networks and Bristol.