Bridge House, Somerset is a stunning historical family Georgian country house constructed in the late 1700's from distinctive Hamstone set in a quiet pretty south Somerset village with heated swimming pool, wood burning stoves, snooker room, large family kitchen and two sitting rooms. The house has direct access to endless stunning dog walks, cycling routes & is 35 minutes from the beaches of Dorset. Stunning spacious accommodation just perfect for extended family holidays and get togethers. Bridge House Somerset is an enchanting grade II listed historic country house, exuding charm, and elegance. Nestled at the foot of Ham Hill Country Park, it offers a spacious and inviting retreat. Step inside and discover the grandeur of the house, with its high ceilings and Georgian French doors that open onto the beautiful garden. The garden room is a haven of relaxation, perfect for unwinding and enjoying the serene surroundings. Indulge in a refreshing dip in the heated pool which is open from May through to the end of October, or challenge your friends to a game of snooker on the antique table in the dedicated snooker room. The large and well-equipped kitchen is a chef's delight, ideal for entertaining and creating unforgettable memories with friends and family. Explore the mysteries of World Heritage Sites like Stonehenge, immerse yourself in the cultural richness of Bath City, and soak in the natural beauty of the Jurassic Coast beaches. Step out of the door to enjoy endless walks and exhilarating cycle routes in the ancient green valleys and rolling hills of Ham Hill Country Park. Indulge in Somerset's heritage with visits to local cider farms and savour exceptional cuisine at award-winning pubs, Michelin-star restaurants, and delightful cafes. Bridge House offers a convenient EV charger for electric vehicle owners. Please note that there is an additional fee associated with using the charger. The property provides a private off-road parking area, accommodating up to six cars. Step inside this magnificent house and into the large kitchen/entertaining space. Perfectly designed for large gatherings of friends and family. There is plenty of space to prepare delicious feasts, chat about your day and plan your next adventure. You will have access to an oil-fired AGA, two Neff ovens, a four-ring gas hob, a dishwasher, two washing machines, a combination microwave oven, two freezers, two fridges and a dedicated drinks fridge, while the dining table comfortably seats ten. Continue into the comfortable sitting room, complete with three sofas a Smart TV and a cosy wood-burning stove for chillier nights. Meanwhile, the snooker room is located next door with a TV and an antique snooker table and a second wood-burning stove. Should you wish to work remotely throughout your stay, there is a quiet dedicated office with high-speed fibre optic broadband. Upstairs, there are five uniquely designed bedrooms with wide, light Georgian windows. There is a master bedroom with a handmade elm super-king-size bed and an en-suite with a bath and walk-in wet room shower overlooking the garden. There are also four additional bedrooms for a comfortable stay. Three of the bedrooms feature luxurious king-size beds, two of which include additional single beds, providing flexible sleeping arrangements. In addition, there is a room with a double bed and an additional single bed, accommodating larger groups or families. The property boasts two well-equipped bathrooms, one featuring a walk-in wet room shower for a refreshing start to the day, and the other providing a full-sized bath and a separate shower. These thoughtful amenities ensure that guests can unwind and rejuvenate during their stay. Venture back downstairs to the delightful Garden Room full of games, puzzles, books and a smart TV, with Georgian French Doors opening directly onto the secluded garden. Head outside where you will have access to a large, lawned garden with a patio, outdoor furniture, garden games, a BBQ and swimming pool which is heated from the beginning of May to the end of October. Accessibility: The house is Grade II Listed and is not suitable for those using wheelchairs or for those who find gravel and/or stairs challenging. The old original stone outside pathways are uneven and can be slippy when wet.