Within the approximately 76 acres of gardens, grounds and parkland are two substantial level lawned areas capable of accommodating helicopter landings. This is a rare scale of privacy and grandeur close to the heart of rural Somerset. These provide a further practical amenity appropriate to a private country estate of this scale, subject to the relevant operational, safety and regulatory requirements. The house is approached along a private tree-lined avenue passing an attractive gatehouse. To the south, formal balustraded terraces and stone steps descend through manicured topiary to open parkland lawns, with an ornamental water garden providing a beautiful and tranquil focal point. The estate benefits from extensive, above-average equestrian facilities, providing an exceptional setting for both recreational and competitive riding. These include a dedicated cross-country course, a substantial 40m x 60m all-weather riding arena and nine traditional stone-built stables. Together with the surrounding parkland, these facilities provide an established and particularly well-equipped private equestrian environment of a scale considerably beyond that normally associated with a country residence. Substantial Barn and Potential Additional Uses: A further notable asset is the approximately 18m x 36m metal-framed barn, providing around 648 sq m (6,975 sq ft) of covered space. Its considerable size offers substantial flexibility for a variety of uses, including general estate purposes or secure storage for a significant collection of classic, prestige or sports cars. The barn's dimensions may also lend themselves to adaptation for sporting and recreational purposes, potentially including indoor padel courts, subject to any necessary planning and other consents. A particularly distinguishing feature of Midelney Place is its exceptional degree of privacy and seclusion. The estate is enclosed and screened by established walls and mature hedging, with no public rights of way crossing the property. The estate's privacy is further enhanced by an extensive CCTV security system providing coverage across the grounds. Incorporating infrared night-vision technology and motion detection, the system enables surveillance during both daylight and darkness, with the ability to detect moving objects. This provides an additional layer of security and reassurance. The combination of its substantial 76-acre setting, natural screening, absence of public access through the grounds and comprehensive security arrangements creates a particularly private environment for an owner for whom privacy, discretion and security are paramount considerations.