Jackson-Stops Taunton

24/09/2026

Wild Oak House, Honiton Road, Trull
Offers in excess of £800,000

A particularly handsome Grade II listed Georgian village house, with a separate one bedroom apartment and established gardens, in one of Taunton's most convenient locations.

The present owners have updated and restored the house over the years, taking care to preserve its period features. An elegant reception hall with turning staircase opens onto three well proportioned reception rooms: a dining room with cornicing and shuttered window, a sitting room with open fire and French doors to the garden, and a drawing room overlooking the grounds.

The recently extended kitchen has a stylish refit, with a Rangemaster cooker set into the original fireplace, plus a snug/playroom, utility room, ground floor shower room and wine store.

The principal bedroom enjoys views towards the Quantocks and the Blackdown Hills. There are four further bedrooms in the main house, a family bathroom with slipper bath and a separate shower room.

The self-contained apartment is currently let and could easily be incorporated into the main house for multi-generational living.

Trull village amenities, Queen's College, Musgrove Park Hospital and Taunton town centre are all within walking distance, with fast trains from Taunton to London Paddington.

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Call 01823 325144 or email [email protected]

22/09/2026

Ham Wharf House: a Grade II listed period home in Creech St Michael, set in an idyllic riverside setting with 0.38 acres of gardens leading down to the River Tone.

Approached through a pillared entrance with double wooden gates, the house offers a wealth of period features throughout, with recent improvements including a full re-roof in 2023 and secondary double glazing to most ground floor rooms.

Inside: a charming sitting room with inglenook fireplace and log burner, a generous dining room next to a well-appointed kitchen with island and integrated appliances, and a vaulted garden room with a feature stained-glass window. A ground floor double bedroom with en suite offers excellent flexibility, while upstairs there are three further double bedrooms including a principal room with en suite facilities.

Outside, the partly walled gardens are a true highlight, with a wildlife pond, detached workshop and direct access to the river via the mill leat, perfect for canoeing or wildlife watching.

New guide price £720,000.

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01823 325144
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22/09/2026

A rare opportunity in Stogursey: Chalcott, a six-bedroom Georgian farmhouse set within 8.27 acres of gardens, paddocks and orchard. New guide price of £675,000.

The ground floor includes a fireplace with log burner, a window over the kitchen garden, a storage room currently used as a tack room and a cross passage hallway. Upstairs, six bedrooms (five double, one single) include a principal and guest bedroom in the Georgian part of the house, both with views over the surrounding farmland.

One end of the house has previously operated as a self-contained two-bedroom holiday let, with its own access, kitchen and sitting room featuring a large inglenook fireplace - well suited to an annexe or guest accommodation.

Outside: parking for several cars, partly walled gardens with a former grass tennis court, a kitchen garden, orchard and paddocks, plus a double garage, large barn/workshop, woodstore, former piggery, stables and a timber tractor shed.

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01823 325144
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21/09/2026

Read your copy of Market Review online

We are delighted to feature Market Review 61.

Published by Jackson-Stops since 1997, the UK Market Review is a concise overview, drawn from insights and data from some 40 offices across the London and Country House markets, plus national statistics.

Featuring:
COUNTRY MARKET COMMENT
Shared values
The impact of confidence in pricing

LONDON MARKET COMMENT
London's property experts
Following a busy summer market, demand to live in the capital is stronger than ever

NEW HOMES & DEVELOPMENTS
Green light for small and grey sites
Planning reforms prioritise small sites of fewer than 10 houses

THE BIG PICTURE
Mansion Tax
Will the High Value Council Tax Surcharge avoid the pitfalls of its predecessors?

HOME
An existential Crisis?
By Richard Bean

Read your copy online: https://www.jackson-stops.co.uk/market-review-61

20/09/2026

New price
Maundown, Wiveliscombe, Taunton, Somerset
Guide price £1,175,000

Occupying an enviable setting close to the popular small town of Wiveliscombe, Jews Farm is a fascinating and charming Grade II listed period farmhouse with a history recorded on this site as far back as 1248.

Lovingly restored and maintained by the same owners for some forty years, the house offers three fine reception rooms, including a drawing room with an Elizabethan fireplace and glorious south-facing views, alongside a well-fitted kitchen with an oil-fired Aga set into an original fireplace. Upstairs, the principal bedroom and several further bedrooms enjoy equally glorious outlooks, including a charming guest room with a herringbone slate hearth dating from the Elizabethan era.

Outside, the gardens are a particular delight in spring, with a daffodil- and bluebell-filled copse, a walled lawn with handkerchief trees and magnolias, a croquet lawn, wildlife pond and orchard. Traditional outbuildings provide stabling for up to eight horses, along with garaging and storage.

01823 325144
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https://www.jackson-stops.co.uk/properties/21655380/sales/taunton

19/09/2026

Weekmoor, Milverton, Taunton, Somerset
New guide price £875,000

Approached along a quiet country lane, Ashleigh is an attractive detached house offering well-balanced accommodation ideally suited to modern family living, in a peaceful and sought-after setting near Milverton.

The ground floor flows generously between a beautifully proportioned drawing room, a well-appointed kitchen/breakfast room with underfloor heating, a dining room with built-in bar and a light-filled sunroom opening onto the gardens. Upstairs, the principal bedroom benefits from a dressing room and en suite, with three further bedrooms and a family bathroom.

Outside, the mature gardens extend to approximately 1.87 acres, with a tennis court, wildlife pond, greenhouse and a stable block with three loose boxes and paddock, ideal for equestrian buyers.

https://www.jackson-stops.co.uk/properties/21798966/sales/taunton

18/09/2026

Approached along a quiet no-through lane in the unspoilt hamlet of Treborough, The Old Post Office is a charming period house enjoying delightful views across the surrounding Brendon Hills countryside.

Inside, character runs throughout: a farmhouse-style kitchen with a three-oven Aga, two inviting reception rooms with inglenook fireplaces and wood-burning stoves, and four well-proportioned double bedrooms across two connected wings, with the layout offering flexibility to divide into two separate homes if desired.

Outside, the 3.2 acres take in pretty walled cottage gardens, a productive vegetable garden with polytunnel, two stables and three well-maintained paddocks, with views stretching towards the Bristol Channel.

Guide price £675,000.

https://www.jackson-stops.co.uk/properties/21527183/sales/taunton

18/09/2026

A particularly handsome period house on The Hill, Langport.

Grade II listed and understood to date from the late eighteenth century, The Old Rectory is a fine example of Georgian symmetry, built in mellow brick with half-pane sash windows and a lead canopy porch. The house is believed to have once belonged to a banking family with a connection to the founding of National Westminster Bank, before passing into church ownership around 1920.

Inside: a light-filled reception hall, three excellent reception rooms including a drawing room with French doors to the garden room, a recently refitted kitchen/breakfast room with gas-fired AGA, and cellars with utility and store rooms. Upstairs, six bedrooms are arranged across the first and second floors, including a principal bedroom with en suite bathroom.

Outside, a carriage drive provides ample parking, and the walled rear garden enjoys lovely outlooks over neighbouring playing fields, with mature planting, a sheltered terrace, kitchen garden and chicken run.

New guide price: £895,000

View the full listing: https://www.jackson-stops.co.uk/properties/21627146/sales/taunton

Contact our Taunton office: 01823 325144, [email protected]

18/09/2026

Thank you to OnTheMarket.com for sharing this wonderful property for sale and you can find details here: https://www.jackson-stops.co.uk/properties/20669886/sales/taunton

17/09/2026

New listing
Whiteball, Wellington, Somerset
Offers in excess of £700,000

A particularly handsome and charming Georgian cottage with an indoor pool and parkland field enjoying glorious far reaching views.

- Four bedrooms (one with en suite)
- Approx 3.68 acres
- Drawing room
- Sitting room and garden room
- Kitchen with Aga and dining area and back kitchen
- Family bathroom and shower room
- Spa room with 12 metre indoor swimming pool
- Detached garden studio
- Beautifully stocked traditional gardens and terraces
- Two garages, working well with pump, land and pasture

https://www.jackson-stops.co.uk/properties/22089457/sales/taunton

01823 325144
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