A truly magnificent Georgian residence set in the heart of the historic village of Stogursey, Stoke House is the epitome of refined elegance and period charm. Spanning over 4,500 sq ft of internal accommodation and steeped in history, this handsome Grade II listed home offers a wealth of beautifully preserved features and opulent proportions, with a breathtaking walled garden that forms a stunning backdrop to this exceptional home. Offered to the market with no onward chain complications. Ross loves - "There’s a sense of grandeur to Stoke House that’s utterly timeless—from the moment you step through the arched Georgian doorway, you’re greeted by high ceilings, elegant sash windows, wide hallways, and original fireplaces that speak to a bygone era of craftsmanship and style. Every room offers impressive proportions and beautiful light, creating a home that feels both refined and deeply welcoming. And then there’s the walled garden—a true oasis tucked behind the house, alive with colour, mature planting, and complete privacy. It’s the kind of space you simply don’t find anymore, and together with the house’s scale and splendour, makes this one of the most remarkable homes I've had the pleasure of marketing." Approached via the village High Street, the striking façade sets the tone—symmetrical sash windows, a traditional Georgian arched entrance with fanlight, and a classic palette of limewashed render under a tiled roof. Internally, the accommodation is expansive and characterful. The ground floor includes no fewer than four reception rooms: a superb formal drawing room, sitting room, dining room, a bright breakfast room, and a large kitchen complete with garden access. Adjacent lies a spacious utility/laundry room with a host of historic features—ideal for practical day-to-day use. Completing the ground floor is a rear hallway leading to a shower room. On the first floor, five generously proportioned double bedrooms are arranged across a wide landing, together with a shower room, second kitchen and an impressive principal suite. A separate 6th bedroom is accessed from the rear stairs. Stairs rise again to the second floor, revealing two large attic rooms (formerly the staff quarters)—perfect for additional bedrooms, hobby spaces or further storage. Outside, the rear garden is a show-stopping, fully enclosed walled garden: a true oasis of colour and privacy, lovingly tended and planted with an array of mature specimen trees, shrubs, and vibrant borders. A tranquil pond sits to the rear, while an old stable building offers scope for a variety of alternate uses—from studio or workshop to summer house or garden office. Homes of this calibre, character and scale rarely come to the market, especially in such a peaceful village setting within easy reach of the Quantock Hills, the coast, and good road links to Bridgwater and the M5. Material Information - Tenure - Freehold. Council Tax Band E. EPC - Exempt as listed. Type/Construction - Grade II Listed, terraced, standard construction, rendered elevations, under a tiled roof. Mains water, electricity & drainage. Oil central heating. The property benefits from a coach house garage and on street parking. To understand mobile phone and broadband coverage/availability in the area please use the following link - https://www.ofcom.org.uk/phones-telecoms-and-internet/advice-for-consumers/advice/ofcom-checker. For information relating to flood risk in the area, interested buyers are advised to use the following link - https://www.gov.uk/check-long-term-flood-risk. The postal code for the property is TA5 1TA.