Grade 2 listed Converted Stables

The Stables form part of the original outbuildings to the Grade II listed Park Farm House. They were completely restored and converted into a delightful holiday home during the course of 2019. Situated on the outskirts of the picturesque village of Lullington the stables are set within a private courtyard to the rear of the house where we run a small but exclusive B&B. Lullington is only a short drive from the much sought after town of Frome, whilst also only being 10 miles from Bath. The space Park Farm, the former Home Farm to Orchardleigh Estate, was built in 1863 by George Devey (1820–1886), a British architect notable for his work on country houses and their estates, especially those belonging to the Rothschild family. Indeed Charles Voysey studied under him later to become a founder member of the Arts and Crafts movement. He often tried to create an artificial impression of a building’s age, and of its development over time, something that comes through in the design of Park Farm House and the stables. As you will see from the Floorplan The accommodation stretches to 870 Ft2 [80.8m2] and provides two double bedrooms with top quality, English made, king-size double beds [bedroom two can be made as a double or twin], two bathrooms [one ensuite], a spacious living/dining/kitchen area with small galleried hayloft above. To the front of the stables there is a private courtyard garden. The entire building is self-contained and private, being located to the rear/side of the main house. There is plenty of parking to the front. The Stables were converted in 2019 so all the fittings are modern. Both bathrooms have power showers, heated towel rails together with a selection of complimentary Bramley products. The Kitchen is fully fitted including a full-sized oven and hob, dishwasher, washing machine , full-size Fridge/Freezer, Nespresso coffee machine, and microwave. As keen cooks ourselves we have ensured that it is well equipped for most holiday requirements. We also keep a basic store cupboard in the kitchen which all guests are welcome to use on a ‘use and replace basis’.