This stunning, stone-built period home in Somerset boasts a unique blend of unassuming longhouse frontage and elegant Georgian splendor at the rear. With a possible history dating back to the 1600s, the property has evolved over the centuries, retaining many original features such as shutters, window seats, and beams. The main house is symmetrical, with a central entrance hall dividing the sitting room and dining room from the kitchen and second sitting room. The kitchen features an oil-fired Aga and electric double oven, while the dining room has a beamed ceiling and sumptuously colored walls. The reception rooms at the rear offer stunning views of the gardens, tennis court, and rolling countryside. The five bedrooms are located on the first floor, with three enjoying south-facing views of Glastonbury Tor. The property sits on an extensive elevated plot, with beautiful, mature gardens, a tennis court, and paved patio areas perfect for relaxation and entertainment.