Location The barns are located close to the village of Loxton and the Mendip Hills area of outstanding natural beauty, with views over the surrounding countryside and to Crook Peak. Loxton offers a church, a country club/hotel and a local garage. The larger village of Winscombe is about 4 miles away and offers a wider range of day to day facilities. Both Axbridge and Cheddar are also within easy driving distance and offer a good range of facilities. Bristol is within easy commuting distance via the A38, and the M5 at Junction 22. The Property Lot 3 comprises a steel framed hay and machinery store which has prior approval for conversion to a dwelling. Adjoining the building to the north is a steel framed stable building providing three loose boxes, and measuring in total about 30’ x 15’. There is also a further steel framed livestock/storage building with a concrete floor measuring about 60’ x 20’ with lean-to/overhang over part. Services The property has a mains water supply with a separate electricity connection (subject to an electricity meter being installed) and ducting is in place for a telephone connection to be made. Town and Country Planning Full planning permission and listed building consent was granted in respect of Lots 1 and 2 by Sedgemoor District Council. The planning application reference number is 24/18/00038. Prior Approval was received from Sedgemoor District Council in respect of Lot 3. The planning application reference number is 24/20/00008. Planning permission was also granted by Sedgemoor District Council in respect of the additional access drive under planning application reference number is 24/19/00014. Viewings Viewings are by appointment with the agent, Carter Jonas, on 01823 428590. Health and Safety Potential purchasers must take particular care when inspecting the property. Potential purchasers are requested to wear supportive footwear for viewings, and are advised to be conscious of potentially uneven and slippery ground surfaces. Directions From Junction 22 of the M5, head towards Weston-super-Mare. At the next roundabout take the first exit and continue towards Weston-super-Mare on the A370. Continue through East Brent and turn right after about one mile towards Edingworth. Follow this road for several miles and the entrance to the farm will be found on the left hand side on a right hand bend. If you reach the ‘T’ junction with Shiplate road, you have gone too far.