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Stags is delighted to report that the sale of Mitchells Farm, Stoke Trister, near Wincanton, Somerset has recently completed after being launched to the market by the firms Yeovil office.
The farm lies in a wonderful rural, yet accessible, location on the fringes of the village of Stoke Trister at the head of the Blackmore Vale and within easy access of the A303. Local facilities are available in Wincanton and Gillingham, along with the fashionable and popular market town of Bruton which lies within seven miles, including the world-renowned Hauser and Wirth Gallery.
Mitchells Farm extends to approximately 32.98 acres (13.34 hectares) and is centred on a superb barn-style house offering flexible accommodation over two floors with annexe potential, along with a separate three-bedroom cottage. The property is set up as an equestrian establishment offering high quality facilities including American barn stabling, protected by three electric roller doors and providing six loose boxes and a foaling box. There is additional stabling and a 60 m x 20 m all-weather riding arena and a Monarch five covered horse walker.
The land is predominately permanent pasture and is divided into interconnected fields and paddocks of varying sizes, gently undulating to the north and with excellent views from the higher ground.
The farm was sold as a whole after attracting enormous interest from both local and London buyers and Ashton Greed, Associate Partner and Branch Manager who handled the sale, commented “Mitchells Farm was a superb equestrian establishment located in a wonderful rural, yet accessible location, close the Wiltshire/Somerset/Dorset borders which attracted not only local buyers but also London buyers looking for a West Country home protected by its own land and offering them much privacy.”
Stags is able to call on the expertise of its Equestrian, Farm Agency, Professional Services and Residential Sales departments to offer a specialised service advising on and implementing matters from the sales of farms, smallholdings and land to grazing licences and land management issues.
For advice on these matters, please contact your local Stags office by visiting www.stags.co.uk/branches
