Highfield House is a superior two-floor dwelling situated within the former walled kitchen garden of Chedington Court, built in 1983. The property features bespoke finishes, including an oak-framed garden room, ham stone inglenook fireplace, and a kitchen crafted by Halstock Joinery. The kitchen flows into the light-filled garden room, which offers views of the paved terrace and ornamental pond. The property also includes an air source heat pump, solar PV panels, and an oil-fired AGA. The extensive gardens wrap around the house, featuring a woodland, orchard, and a wildlife pond. The land extends to approximately 8.87 acres, including paddocks, a shepherd's hut, and outbuildings such as a renovated garden building, open-front barn, garaging, and workshops. The property benefits from a gated drive, parking for three to four cars, and a productive vegetable garden with a greenhouse. With stunning views of the Quantock Hills and Welsh mountains, Highfield House offers a unique and secluded rural retreat.