Norwood Farm

Norton St Philip, Nr Bath, Somerset

Bath 6 miles, M4 (Junction 18) 16 miles, London (Paddington) from 85 minutes from Bath Spa Station.

A newly renovated Grade II Listed farmhouse in the centre of its own organic land.

Norwood Farmhouse:

Reception hall, drawing room, dining room, sitting room, kitchen/breakfast room, inner hall, cloakroom, utility room, larder. Principal bedroom suite with en-suite bathroom, guest suite with en-suite bathroom, 3 further bedrooms, bathroom.

Norwood Farm Cottage:

An agriculturally tied modern bungalow offering entrance hall, sitting room, kitchen/breakfast room, dining room, master bedroom with en-suite bathroom, 3 further bedrooms, bathroom, cloakroom.

Organic Farmhouse / Visitor Centre:

Single storey timber framed building: ticket office, kitchen, cafeteria and shop.

Buildings:

Two substantial modern farm barns. Stone Barn providing garaging and storage.

Gardens and Grounds:

Long private drive. Gardens with duck ponds, visitor centre, children’s play area and car park.

The Land:

About 175 acres

Situation:

Norwood Farm stands at the centre of its land on the northern edge of the picturesque village of Norton St Philip. A long drive leads from the road to the farm. This enviable location provides a high degree of privacy and affords outstanding panoramic views across the surrounding countryside and the chalk hills of Westbury White Horse and Clay Hill forming the edge of Salisbury Plain to the south. Norton St Philip is a popular village and includes a post office/store, the Fleur de Lys public house and the famous 15th century coaching inn, The George. The village playing fields stand next to the 14th century church of St Andrews and Country Life voted the view from The George Inn across the village playing fields to the church with the surrounding village and countryside beyond as the finest view in England in 2009. The nearby city of Bath to the north is one of only three UK world heritage cities and enjoys international renown for its fine Georgian architecture. There are many cultural, leisure and sporting opportunities available within the city. Bath’s busy festival season starts in February with the literary festival and runs through the spring music festival into the taste food festival in July. Bath Spa Railway Station offers mainline services to London Paddington and Bristol Temple Meads. The regional centre of Bristol to the north-west offers further rail and road communications to the Midlands and Southwest via the M5 motorway, Bristol Temple Meads and Bristol Parkway Stations. There are 175 acres of organic farmland currently arable and pasture land. A further 135 acres are also available. Print this page << Back to listings