The Magazine is one of the most interesting properties we have in our portfolio. Built in 1642 as ammunition store in the time of Oliver Cromwell and the Civil War, it just oozes mystery and history. The house was built in the style of a chapel to disguise it’s real use. It is situated on the old Roman road Peddars Way on the outskirts of the village of Sedgeford. There is a rumour of a secret tunnel running to the coast to aid escape and to covertly move munitions during this turbulent period of English history. To stay here gives guests a chance to sample living in a fabulous historical conversion whilst still retaining modern comforts. There are too many original features to list but the large stone mullioned windows are a wonderful feature in the sitting room. It sleeps 5 in three bedrooms two of which are up in the eaves. There are cosy wood burners in the kitchen and sitting room.

Please be aware this is an ancient building so there are uneven floors, low stone window cills, and steep steps throughout the building. The accommodation is on three levels with the bathroom and WC on the middle one.

Accommodation

Steps down to the front door::
Lower Ground Floor:
Kitchen:
Newly fitted kitchen with old pamment flooring and latch doors. The kitchen is extremely well equipped. There is a dishwasher, washing machine, oven and hob, microwave and a fridge freezer. Original feature brick wall and fireplace with wood burning stove. Scrubbed pine dining table and chairs. French doors to courtyard gardent with lavender and other herbs.
Steps up to::
Upper Ground Floor::
Sitting Room:
The most fabulous space with original stone mullioned windows and French doors to the enclosed gardens. Views over the fields. Wooden flooring. Comfortable seating with a sofa and two chairs. There is also a window seat to sit and watch the world go by. Wood burning stove, coffee table, side lamps and storage. Selection of games and books. Large dining table to one end with church style pew benches. French doors to gardens. TV with Freeview, DVD player.
Bathroom:
Spacious large bathroom, bath with electric shower over ,WC and basin. Original exposed brick wall and wrought iron tie. Pine latch door. Stone slit windows
Bedroom 1:
Twin room with two full sized twin beds, side table and lamps. Cupboard. Stone slit windows.
Stairs off Sitting Room:
To second floor:
Bedroom 2:
Eaves bedroom with exposed beams and ‘A’ frames beautiful vaulted ceiling. Stone windows. King sized bed with bedside table and lamps. Beautiful views over fields. Chest of drawers.
Bedroom 3:
Single bed room with side table and lamp, stone windows overlooking the front. Exposed beams, ‘A’ frames and beautiful vaulted ceilings.
Outside:
The house is situated on Peddars Way Roman road on the outskirts of Sedgeford village. There is a good sized garden mainly laid to lawn with open views over the fields, with a small pond that is not fenced. There are steps up to the sitting room and down to the kitchen. There is a shingled area for parking.

Accommodation