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THE Somerset home of writer Evelyn Waugh is up for sale - which a whopping £5.5 million asking price. Combe Florey is a delightful Grade II listed 18th century manor house with an appealing classical facade in the style of James Gibbs. It is believed an earlier Elizabethan house was situated closer to the village church and was pulled down after the Civil War. It is understood to have then been replaced by a new house at the present site. The 17th Century house was extensively remodelled by William Frauncies in 1730. The property was sold to the Perring family in 1799 and sold ag...

THE Somerset home of writer Evelyn Waugh is up for sale - which a whopping £5.5 million asking price. Combe Florey is a delightful Grade II listed 18th century manor house with an appealing classical facade in the style of James Gibbs. It is believed an earlier Elizabethan house was situated closer to the village church and was pulled down after the Civil War. It is understood to have then been replaced by a new house at the present site. The 17th Century house was extensively remodelled by William Frauncies in 1730. The property was sold to the Perring family in 1799 and sold ag...

BELOW is a round-up of properties for sale featured in your County Gazette this week...

ST MARY’S House is a beautiful family home with spacious flexible accommodation, which takes advantage of the wonderful situation close to the centre of the village. The property is extremely private and sits in the middle of a large plot with delightful landscaped gardens on all sides with many character features including inglenook fireplaces and beams. The accommodation includes a light and spacious entrance hall, a stunning triple aspect sitting room centred on an inglenook fireplace, a study with a range of fitted book shelves, dining room, fully fitted kitchen and family room. ...

Curload, Stoke St Gregory A STRIKING period house offering characterful five bedroom living accommodation, together with an annexe, large gardens and frontage to the river Tone, in just over half an Acre. This attractive period property is believed to date back some 300 years. The accommodation boasts a wealth of character features and briefly comprises an entrance hall with stairs rising to the first floor, either side of the hallway is a dining room and living room both with inglenook fireplaces and an opening through from the living room flows into the kitchen. From here a garden roo...