Ringcombe Farm on the edge of the Exmoor National Park is up for sale for the first time in 90 years.

This is the first time the property has been listed on the open market since the current owners' family bought it privately from Lord Clinton in 1934, and the sale includes the title of Lord of the Manor of West Anstey.

The farmhouse, built in the 18th century with dressed stone and a central porch, is charmingly covered in mature wisteria.

The entrance porch and front door open into a reception hall with a quarry tiled floor. Inside, there is a staircase to the first floor and a recessed cupboard containing the central heating boiler.

Moving from the entrance hall to the left-hand side of the home you’ll find yourself in the delightful sitting room. Dripping with charm and characterful features, such as beams and a stone built inglewood fireplace, which help to create the perfect space for relaxation or entertaining family and friends.

Just next door, we find the well-appointed library, a charming room perfect for the book lovers amongst us, who enjoy getting lost in their favourite stories. The library offers a calming space for thought and reflection.

The library features a large bay window, which allows in ample natural light and offers views to the countryside and beyond, including views of the pond.

We find another beautiful inglenook style fireplace with a Jotul woodburning stove for warmth during those chilly winter nights, accompanied with a fine sized bookcase, to store those beloved novels.

Heading back through the sitting room and reception hall, we find ourselves in the dining room, featuring a beamed ceiling, another inglenook fireplace with a bread oven, a solid fuel Rayburn, and a recessed dresser with cupboard storage and shelves. A studded door leads into the kitchen.

The kitchen is well-equipped with a range of built-in cupboards and a walk-in traditional pantry. 

The kitchen also offers stunning views over the gardens and down to the lake, making it a delightful space to cook and enjoy meals. 

From the kitchen, a further door and a few steps lead up to the boot room, a practical space which includes a range of recessed coat hooks and a cloakroom with a WC and wash-hand basin, providing convenience and storage for outdoor gear.

Back into the entrance hall and up the elegant staircase to the first floor, you will find four well-proportioned bedrooms plus a family bathroom and two en-suite rooms. The family bathroom, complete with a panelled bath, shower, WC, and washbasin.

The principle bedroom features a built-in wardrobe plus a generous sized en-suite bathroom with a panelled bath, shower, washbasin, and WC. The bedroom also features a vaulted ceiling with exposed timbers, built-in cupboards with ample hanging space, and a window offering lovely views. 

On the east side of the house, the landing has cupboards for the hot water cylinder, airing cupboard, and linen storage. This landing leads to the guest bedroom, which boasts glorious views and an en-suite bathroom. 

Additionally, there is another bedroom with windows on two sides, allowing for plenty of natural light.

Heading outside to the barn, we find a charming structure traditionally built with dressed stone elevations, exuding a timeless appeal. 

Upon entering, you are greeted by an entrance hall that features a shower room for your convenience, and a door from the hall opens into a spacious office area. 

The space is then completed with a small kitchenette, creating a space perfect for work or small gatherings between family and friends.

A wonderfully crafted staircase with a balustrade leads to a mezzanine level, where a cozy study area awaits you, suiting a person who works from home or is need of a home office for personal use. This space is ideal for reading, studying, working or simply unwinding.

Walking a short flight of steps from the mezzanine brings you to a stunning studio/reception room, this impressive space boasts a vaulted ceiling and an exquisite 16th-century carved and painted screen, adding a touch of historical elegance. 

The wooden floor enhances the room's rustic charm, while French doors open out to a timber-built bridge. This delightful bridge leads to a garden area featuring a circular stone seat, offering a serene spot to relax and enjoy the outdoors.

Further out buildings include six stables, a double car-port, a tractor store, a workshop, a log store, three stores and a shed, allowing for the new owners to have plenty of storage options. Parking is also available in abundance, with plenty of outdoor and covered parking for visiting friends or family.

The property is approached via a long road and offers travellers making their way to Ringcombe Farm stunning views of the Exmoor countryside.

Ringcombe Farm is located just on the edge of the Exmoor National Park, and is therefore exposed to the wonderful natural beauty the national park has to offer, with nature surrounding you at every turn.

There is no doubt that Ringcombe Farm is a wonderfully situated sporting estate, offering a mixture of picturesque pastureland, enchanting woodland, and a serene lake. 

The estate is perfect for those who appreciate outdoor activities and the natural beauty of the countryside.

Besides the main estate, there is an option to expand the holdings by purchasing approximately 272 acres of adjoining moorland. This additional land offers even more opportunities for recreation and exploration.

For fishing enthusiasts, the estate also provides the option to acquire fishing rights on the Danes Brook River, renowned for its abundant fish and tranquil setting. This unique combination of features makes the estate an exceptional opportunity for those seeking a rural retreat with diverse outdoor amenities.

The property is currently being marketed by Jackson-Stops estate agents for at a guide price of £2,500,000.

To find out more information or book a viewing, visit https://www.jackson-stops.co.uk/properties/19194749/sales/taunton or call the Jackson-stops team on 01823 325 144.