Decorative and ornate period features meet organic materials at the inspired Hey Farm in Somerset.
Proving that there's gold to be found at the end of the rainbow is the aptly named Rainbow Cottage in Somerset which sits on the bank of the River Frome — and the setting couldn't be more heavenly. Annunciata Elwes takes a look.
Impressive name, impressive location — The Empire on Bath's Grand Parade offers the chance to live in one of the city's most alluring postcodes.
Quirky, delightfully higgeldy-piggeldy and completely charming, this Grade ll-listed thatched cottage from the early 16th century is everything you could hope a cottage in Somerset to be.
Be the King or Queen of your castle in this stunning apartment in the renovated Battlefields House which is flooded with period features and buckets of charm.
Whites Farm is a quintessential west-country period home that is just as equally captivating as it is wonderful. From the impressive wood features that run throughout each room, to the stone cottage — it's hard not to be charmed by this property.
The house that stands at present is beautifully finished, but permission is in place for something even grander at The Aviaries, a Somerset estate with an intriguing tale to tell.
If there were ever a property geared towards sporting activities and entertaining, Haygrass House is it.
Hidden by lush green parkland and moorland, with views over the coast is Treborough Lodge, a private oasis located near the pretty Devon village of Roadwater.
Cleeve Hill House, on the Wiltshire/Somerset border near Bath, tastefully blends its period features which date from the 16th century right through to present day living — and how many houses can claim to have a well in the study?
Escape to the country via Coxley House — a lovely property situated on the edge of the Mendip Hills Area of Natural Beauty in Somerset.
The timeless setting of Combe Florey House, near Taunton, remains as it was in the Waugh family’s day, but the interiors have been much improved.
Grade II listed Yew Trees in Kingsbury Episcopi, Martock, has irresistible kerb appeal.
Woolmersdon House is a Grade II listed Georgian property set in seven acres of formal grounds and paddocks.
Built at the height of the wool trade, this spectacular Georgian house stands in 32 acres of land in the pretty village of Rode, between Bath and Frome.
