Nestled in a picturesque valley in Somerset, Honeywick House is a charming 18th-century Grade II listed property that exudes history and character. The house, built of Hadspen stone, features grand fireplaces, leaded windows, and oak beamed ceilings, and has been tastefully upgraded by its current owners. The property boasts a spacious drawing room, dining room, and sitting room, as well as a well-equipped kitchen with an Aga and a range of hand-built oak units. The four double bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with a dressing room and views of the garden, are accessed via a galleried landing. The property also features an impressive annex with an open-plan kitchen and sitting room, two double bedrooms, and a bathroom. The gardens, designed by renowned garden designers Julian and Isabel Bannerman, are a true highlight, featuring a parterre, oak pergola, and glasshouses, as well as a vegetable garden, croquet lawn, and summer house. The property is surrounded by beautiful countryside and is within easy reach of Castle Cary and Bruton, making it the perfect retreat for those who love the great outdoors.