Historic Harptree Court, Somerset's Grand Estate, Up for Sale at £6.75 Million
Harptree Court, a historic Somerset residence, is up for sale with a guide price of £6.75 million. The grand, Grade II-listed house, currently owned by the Hayward family since 2020, offers a wealth of history and modern comforts. Standing in 52 acres of picturesque grounds, Harptree Court boasts 11,750 sq ft of living space. It features four reception rooms, a home office, eight bedrooms, and five bathrooms. The house has undergone major renovations by the current owners, including roof repairs and updates to heating and electrical systems. Originally built in 1797 (with additions in 1820) by Charles Harcourt Masters, the house was initially known as Richmond Hall. It was constructed for Joshua Scrope, a wealthy Lincolnshire landowner. Over time, the property has had notable owners, such as the Dowager Countess of Waldegrave and the Gurney family. In addition to the main house, Harptree Court offers a two-bedroom Laundry Cottage, a treehouse, and potential residential development in former farm buildings. It is situated on the edge of East Harptree village, within the Mendip Hills National Landscape, near Wells, Bristol, and Bath. Harptree Court, with its rich history and extensive grounds, is listed with Knight Frank and Savills for £6.75 million. The house offers a blend of old-world charm and modern convenience, making it an attractive prospect for potential buyers.
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