Kennel Lane, Webbington

Set within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), this beautifully presented three-bedroom period semi-detached home offers a rare opportunity to own a truly special property with panoramic views of Brent Knoll, the Quantocks, and the Somerset levels from every window. Rich in character, the home combines original features with thoughtful updates to create a warm and inviting family space surrounded by spectacular, well-established gardens.
A welcoming porch with quarry-tiled flooring opens into the hallway, giving access to the main reception rooms. The living room enjoys a front aspect with far-reaching countryside views and features a cast iron wood-burning stove set on a slate hearth, flanked by built-in shelving and cupboards. The second reception room, which can also serve as a fourth bedroom, benefits from the same wonderful views and boasts a feature cast iron open fireplace, creating a cosy and flexible space ideal for guests or a home office.
At the rear of the property, the open-plan kitchen, dining and family room forms the heart of the home, offering a perfect space for everyday living and entertaining. The kitchen is fitted with a range of base units, ample workspace, and room for appliances, while the dining and family areas overlook the peaceful rear garden. An original latch door leads to a delightful walk-in pantry or study, complete with floor-to-ceiling shelving and direct access to the garden. A modern downstairs shower room completes the ground floor, featuring a step-in shower, WC, and wash basin.
Upstairs, a light and airy landing provides access to three generous double bedrooms, each offering uninterrupted countryside views. The main bedroom enjoys a dual aspect and includes an original Victorian cast iron fireplace, while the second bedroom overlooks the rear garden and Mendip Hills, featuring its own cast iron fireplace and airing cupboard. The third bedroom, with stained wooden flooring and a built-in wardrobe, also showcases a charming cast iron fireplace. The family bathroom includes a panel-enclosed bath, wash basin, WC, and ladder-style radiator, with lovely views over the garden.
Outside, the front garden is beautifully tiered, with mature flowerbeds, shrubs and trees, framed by original stone walls, with multiple seating areas perfectly placed to enjoy the views. The rear garden is equally impressive, offering a large lawn, several storage sheds, a pergola, and multiple seating areas designed to take full advantage of the magnificent views of The Mendip Hills and Crook Peak. The grounds are private, tranquil, and wonderfully established, ideal for gardening enthusiasts or those seeking peace and natural beauty.
3 Kennel Lane enjoys the significant advantage of a dedicated school bus stop conveniently located at the end of the lane. It offers direct and reliable transport links to three well-regarded schools: Weare’s Primary and Nursery Schools, Hugh Sexey’s Middle School, and the prestigious Kings of Wessex Academy, providing families with a rare level of everyday convenience and connectivity.
What we love about this property... We love the incredible sense of peace and charm this home offers - every window frames a breathtaking countryside view, and the beautiful gardens feel like a private sanctuary. The blend of period features and welcoming living spaces gives it real character, while the spacious kitchen and cosy fireplaces make it perfect for family life and entertaining.
Situation: Webbington is a delightful hamlet which encompasses only a small number of properties and is home to The Webbington Hotel & Spa, with good access to the motorway and surrounded by beautiful countryside. Situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) on the east side of the A38 and overlooked by Wavering Down and Crook Peak is the ever popular nearby medieval town of Axbridge (www.axbridge-tc.gov.uk). This Somerset town is packed with ‘old world’ charm and its medieval beginnings are still evident in some of its oldest buildings; it has changed little over the centuries, a medieval town expanding on a fortified Saxon burgh. It's well served for local facilities including a post office, general stores, and a number of restaurants — and further facilities are available in the nearby villages of Winscombe and Cheddar. Primary and nursery schools are available at Weare, with older children attending Hugh Sexey’s Middle School at Blackford (www.hughsexey.com) and Kings of Wessex School also in Cheddar (www.kowessex.co.uk). The town has good access to the City of Bristol and the seaside town of Weston-super-Mare, and there is access to the motorway network at Weston (junction 21), and Burnham-on-sea (junction 22). Bristol International Airport is a short 20 minute drive away and there is a mainline railway station at Weston-Super-Mare.
Directions: From the A38, take the turning into Cross. Continue along Old Coach Road until it turns into Webbington Road, following the signs towards Webbington village. After approximately half a mile, turn left onto Kennel Lane. Follow Kennel Lane and the property will be found on your left-hand side. What3words: ///montage.salary.sketches
Material Information: This property operates on electric heating. Council Tax band: E EPC Rating: E