A rare oportunity to purchase a magnificent detached family home located in one of Malmesbury's most desirable locations backing onto open countryside. Built in 1997 by highly regarded local developer F & G Builders to an outstanding specification and the current owners have made a number of cosmetic improvements since buying the property in 2004. The beautifully proportioned interior is arranged over two floors comprising a reception hallway with cloakroom, an impressive bay fronted sitting room with Stuv wood burning stove and a separate dining room. The beautifully designed kitchen/breakfast room is fitted with a comprehensive range of bespoke units complemented by a range of integrated appliances, engineered quartz work surfaces and a central island. A opening from the breakfast room opens into a delightful family room with bi-folding doors opening to and overlooking the rear garden. The first floor boasts a master bedroom with en suite bathroom with three further bedrooms and a family shower room. There is access from the landing to fully boarded loft space via a drop down ladder. An internal staircase from the inner hallway rises up to a spacious room over the double garage which is currently used as a study however could also be utilised as a further bedroom. Externally the gardens and grounds extend to 0.5 acre and are predominantly laid to lawn with large Indian Sandstone patio extending to the rear which enjoys a sunny south east facing aspect. There is a thriving vegetable garden and a range of useful sheds and outbuildings to one side. A driveway to the front approaches an integral double garage with electronically operated door. The owners have a 1/10 share of approximately 9 acres of land directly behind the property which allows an easy stroll into the town and gives complete peace of mind to the use of the land.Situation - Located on the rural edge of this historic town, in a sought after position, within a short distance of country walks and the picturesque River Avon yet just a short stroll into the High Street. The hilltop town of Malmesbury is officially recognised as England's oldest borough. Situated on the edge of the Cotswolds, surrounded by two branches of the River Avon, it boasts buildings of golden Cotswold stone and beautiful river walks. Famous for its ancient Abbey and elaborate 15th century Market Cross, the town may well have history round every corner but is also bursting with life, enjoying excellent independent shops, a Waitrose, charming cosy pubs, friendly cafes, regular farmers' markets and a busy local events schedule. The establishment of the Dyson design and development headquarters on the edge of the town means that Malmesbury is now a centre for technical innovation, allowing the town to truly describe itself as both ancient and modern. Malmesbury is five miles north of the M4 (Junction 17) so within easy commuting distance of Bristol, Bath and Swindon. Trains from Chippenham (10 miles) and Kemble (5 miles) link with London Paddington in just over an hour.Property Information - Tenure: Freehold EPC Rating: Council Tax Band: GMains water, drainage, electricity and gas fired central heating. The owners also have a 1/10 share with the neighbouring properties in the land behind which we believe to be approximately 9 acres. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_common-road-d605080/for-sale_i71047058
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SITUATIONRomans Halt is situated in the picturesque village of Mildenhall surrounded by stunning countryside. This quiet village, a short distance from Marlborough, is in an area of outstanding natural beauty, and provides local amenities including a nursery, thriving local thatched pub and village hall. Historic Marlborough is a market town offering many excellent local independent retailers as well as Waitrose and Tesco supermarkets and numerous quality restaurants and cafes. The leisure centre, tennis and golf clubs provide excellent sporting facilities too. From Romans Halt there are many walks including along the beautiful River Kennett, across the Marlborough Downs and into ancient Savernake Forest. Rail links can be found at Swindon and Great Bedwyn to Paddington and S.Wales. M4 connections are at Swindon and Hungerford.DESCRIPTIONRomans Halt, once three cottages, is a delightful Grade II listed character property of timber frame and painted brick elevations under a thatched roof and relieved by timber casement windows with diamond leading. The property has recently (February 2024) been completely rethatched and is understood to have been built in C16-C17, benefitting from an abundance of period charm and character throughout. The house has excellent ground floor accommodation, with well-proportioned rooms throughout. Of particular note is the traditional and well-appointed kitchen/breakfast room with lovely stone flooring which benefits from an Aga and plenty of built in cupboards for storage. The spacious reception room, which has an inglenook fireplace with woodburning stove, provides a wonderful space to sit and relax and has doors leading through to the study and to the garden. Both the reception room and grand dining room offer wonderful space to entertain and enjoy a south facing aspect, giving a light and airy feel to the rear of the property. A cloakroom completes the downstairs.Stairs lead from the reception room to the first floor where you find the substantial principal bedroom (with ensuite bathroom), which enjoys stunning views over the garden. There are two further good-sized double bedrooms, a single bedroom and a family bathroom.ANNEXEThe annexe is an ideal place for visitors to stay with two large double bedrooms and a well appointed bathroom. There is a large reception area and also a utility room. It makes for extremely useful additional accommodation and would also make a wonderful home office, should there be the need. There is also a large loft area offering excellent extra storage space. OUTSIDEThere is off road parking at the end of garden accessed off Church Lane and the property sits on a plot of just under a third of an acre. The private garden is enclosed by trees and hedging and is mainly laid to lawn with colourful flower borders. It really is a gardeners paradise and there are raised beds for growing your own plants and vegetables. There's also a greenhouse and garden shed. There is a brick paved patio area by the house perfect for alfresco dining and a path leading down to the annexe.SERVICES & MATERIAL INFORMATION- Freehold- Grade II Listed- Mains water, mains drainage. Gas fired central heating.- Council tax band: G - - Energy efficiency rating: E- Broadband and mobile coverage. Please refer to For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_marlborough-d197366/for-sale_i70178673
Introducing Thorngate, a remarkable Heritage home dating back to 1806. Nestled in a picturesque rural setting, this detached house boasts a wealth of period features and is rich in character, offering a truly iconic living experience. Set on a plot of approximately 0.3 of an acre and overlooking stunning countryside views, Thorngate is a haven of tranquillity. As you step inside, you are greeted by a grand stone-floored hallway that leads to the principal accommodation. The open plan kitchen/breakfast room is a delightful space, featuring a walk-in pantry, a two-oven Aga, and modern electric appliances. Adjacent to the kitchen is a recently modernised utility/boot room complete with a brand-new shower room. The hallway, kitchen and bathroom all benefit from underfloor heating. At the front of the house, the sitting room and dining room showcase pretty picture windows that frame breathtaking views of the paddocks and woodland, with the sitting room displaying a feature wood-burning stove. A family room/study provides a versatile space overlooking the garden, and a separate guest cloakroom adds convenience. The first-floor landing is generously proportioned and bathed in natural light from dual-aspect windows. The main bedroom exudes charm with its ornamental fireplace and offers the luxury of a walk-in dressing room. Two additional double bedrooms, a single bedroom, and an appealing family bathroom with a separate shower complete the first-floor accommodation. Outside, the home enchants with its picturesque front garden, shielded by mature hedging and a welcoming path leading to the entrance. A large paved parking area sits to the side of the house and can accommodate up to three vehicles, while an attractive terrace graces the rear, providing an ideal spot to relax and soak in the beauty of the large mature garden. The garage, currently utilized as a gym, offers versatility and additional space. Enhancing the appeal of the property, there is an alluring brick and timber building within the garden that holds potential for various uses, subject to planning permission.A log store and a brick-built storage cupboard provide practical storage solutions. Immerse yourself in the character and charm of this beautiful family home, where history meets modern comforts, and the stunning countryside becomes an integral part of your daily life.Private drainage, oil and electric heatingWest Tytherley is a most desirable Test Valley village, situated approximately eight miles north-west of Romsey, offering traditional village amenities including a local store, village hall, public house and reputable schooling. The village is a two minute drive by car or an approximate 15 min walk via a pretty bridleway path with stunning viewpoints across the Broughton Downs. The scenic landscape is a delight, the perfect venue for easy strolls and cycle rides. Nearby towns of Romsey and Stockbridge feature traditional market town facilities and bespoke retail outlets whilst the cultural centres of Salisbury and Winchester also within easy reach, provide a more comprehensive range. West Dean railway station is a short drive away and has regular trains to these main cities, together with a fast train from Grately station to London Waterloo within 1 hour and 17 minutes. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_hampshire-r741109/for-sale_i71031175
Hankerton Field Cottage is a detached family home benefitting from three studio flats which could provide an income, set within gardens and grounds of approximately 0.6 acres and situated on the edge of Charlton Park Estate. The house further benefits from stunning views across open countryside. This well-presented and spacious house is arranged over two floors. The main house has plenty character throughout.On the ground floor there is ample living space with three generous reception rooms mainly laid with solid oak flooring and a newly fitted kitchen/breakfast room, large boot room, utility, cloakroom all with limestone flooring and a ground floor bedroom/study with solid oak flooring and excellent storage.On the first floor are four further bedrooms, a family bathroom with a roll top bath and an en suite shower room off the second bedroom.There are four further bedrooms on the first floor, together with an en suite shower room off the second bedroom and a family bathroom including a roll-top bath.Externally there are three excellent one bedroom studio holiday lets which have generated a good income for the current owners. The two ground floor suites benefit from under floor heating, all three have their own entrance hall and en suite wet rooms.Hankerton Field Cottage is close to the villages of Crudwell (1 mile) and Hankerton (3 miles). Crudwell includes a parish church, village school, two hotels and two public houses including The Potting Shed which is highly regarded. Kemble supports a Parish Church, public house, post office/ stores, a primary school, a village hall and a mainline train station.The locality is excellent for the commuter with access to the M4 at junction 17 and from the mainline station in Kemble there is a fast and regular service to London Paddington which takes approximately 80 minutes For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_malmesbury-d197309/for-sale_i71218922
A beautifully appointed quintessential country cottage in an idyllic village setting bordering the Longleat Estate. DescriptionThis pretty and well appointed country cottage enjoys a private and elevated setting on the edge of Horningsham overlooking the picturesque village. Built with attractive honey rubblestone elevations and a meticulous thatch roof the property offers in excess 1,900 sq ft of accommodation arranged over 2 floors. The accommodation comprises of a welcoming entrance porch, sitting room with feature fireplace and wooden floors, dining room which opens to the kitchen. The bespoke hand built kitchen comprises of a range of units, twin Butlers sink and tiled floors. There is a practical utility room leading off with a door to the gardens and it also opens to the conservatory/garden room enjoying views over the gardens and easy access to the private terrace ideal for al fresco dining. Additionally to the ground floor is a cloakroom, study area and ground floor bedroom. To the first floor is the principle bedroom, which enjoys open views and an en suite shower room as well as 2 further bedrooms and a bathroom.The property enjoys a wealth of period charm with exposed beams, stone walls, latch doors and fireplaces. It's also presented to a high standard.OutsideThe gardens are well tended and amount to 0.70 acres. Surrounding the house and predominantly laid to lawn these cottage gardens offer well stocked flower beds, established trees, shrubs and bushes. There is a large patio leading off the back of the house ideal for entertaining. A driveway leads into a large parking area off the lane accessed via double five bar wooden gates. This leads to a double detached garage. There is also a brick built potting shed close by. A main feature of the garden is the tennis court, which is partly sunk into the grounds and affords a practice wall. There are excellent views from the gardens across the village of Horningsham as well as easy access into the estate and Heavens Gate viewing point with its amazing Rhododendron walks.LocationThis quintessential country cottage is situated in a picturesque elevated setting on the edge of Horningsham village surrounded by beautiful gardens and far reaching views.Horningsham is a charming village set in rolling countryside, the majority of which forms part of the famous Longleat Estate. The majority of property in this extremely picturesque village remains under estate ownership. Consequently, the opportunity to buy freehold property in the village is extremely limited. In addition to being surrounded by open countryside with an excellent variety of rural walks, there are numerous facilities in the village including a church, primary school and excellent pub The Bath Arms. Warminster is also nearby and offers a wider range of shops and facilities as well as a mainline station to London Waterloo. There is also a direct rail service to London Paddington from Westbury (9 miles) and access to the A303 (14 miles). The Georgian city of Bath famous for its wonderful architecture and Roman Bath's is located 20 miles to the north and offers a quality range of amenities an experiences.Square Footage: 1,909 sq ft Acreage: 0.7 Acres For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_warminster-d197002/for-sale_i69862126
An immaculate and stylish Walden Home located in the heart of a very popular village. DescriptionChurch Barn was built in 2015 by Walden Homes using the highest quality contemporary fixtures and fittings throughout. This immaculate home is arranged over two floors and has three double bedrooms and two bathrooms on the first floor with a fourth bedroom and en suite wet room on the ground floor. The master bedroom features an extensive range of Novamobili wardrobes together with a Juliet balcony whilst the en suite wet room has feature LED lighting together with inset his and her Duravit Starck basins. All principal rooms are wired for digital TV/satellite with surround sound wiring to the living room and kitchen. The large open plan sitting & dining room has a contemporary central rotating log burning stove and triple aspect windows with bi-folding doors providing a level threshold to professionally landscaped gardens to both side and rear. The kitchen/breakfast room is superbly appointed and has a range of integrated appliances to include Neff: induction hob, microwave/combi oven with warming drawer, fan assisted oven with hide & slide door together with fitted dishwasher and fridge/freezer. The kitchen also offers ample space for a dining/snug area with feature illuminated wall unit for wall mounted TV together with wiring for media unit and surround sound. The separate utility room has fully fitted storage units and inset sink whilst the downstairs cloakroom has automatic lighting together with suite of wash hand basin and WC with concealed cistern, majority Duravit, Starck and Hansgrohe fittings. A fully digitally zoned central heating system powered by gas fired energy saving condensing boiler provides under floor heating to the ground floor with radiators to the first floor. The Garden has been landscaped to provide intense colour and ease of maintenance. Limestone gabions create an attractive retaining feature with exotic planting within the borders. There is a covered log store and a garden workshop/shed which has a log burner and a living roof.Access to the double garage, which has porcelain floor tiling, is via twin insulated sectional doors (one automated) with an adjacent parking area.LocationA thriving community, Whiteparish has the benefit of a post office/community shop, village hall, primary school, a Grade II listed church, 2 pubs and a doctors surgery. The market town of Romsey is approximately 7 miles from the property, offering a Waitrose and other amenities. Approximately 9 miles to the west lies the beautiful Cathedral city of Salisbury, which offers a wide selection of shops, restaurants, arts and recreational facilities. Trains from Salisbury to London Waterloo have a journey time of approximately 90 minutes. Racing is available at Salisbury Racecourse and Wincanton and golf at South Wilts Golf Club and High Post. The A303 provides access to the south west and London, via the M3. There is a wide selection of both state and private schools in the area, including Salisbury Cathedral School, Chafyn Grove and Godolphin, as well as Bishop Wordsworth and South Wilts Grammar Schools.Square Footage: 2,626 sq ft DirectionsSP5 2SU : Take the A36 out of Salisbury towards Southampton. At the junction with the A27, turn left towards Whiteparish. Just after The King Head pub and in front of the church turn right on to Common Road and then turn left at the sign post for the Memorial Centre and Surgery. Church Barn can be found behind the Surgery. All distances and travel times are approximate. Additional InfoFixtures and Fittings : Please note that, unless specifically mentioned, all fixtures and fittings and garden ornaments are excluded from the sale.Services : Mains water, gas and electricity. Local Authority : Wiltshire Council Viewings : Strictly by appointment with Savills For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_salisbury-d196678/for-sale_i70054636
Sauveur is a charming and character-filled converted Victorian coach house backing on to a Nature Reserve.Situated in the un-spoilt countryside, this period property of 2815 sq. ft, has panoramic rural views, a separate Annexe, landscaped gardens and a paddock totalling 1.72 acres.This Victorian coach house originally belonged to the 17th-century farmhouse. It has since been extensively and sensitively modernised and extended to provide light and spacious rooms that maintain its period features such as vaulted ceilings, limestone flooring throughout, oak panelling, saddle stones and exposed beams.As you enter Sauveur Coach House, you are greeted with a spacious entrance hall with exposed beams and limestone flooring. Adjacent to the entrance hall is a downstairs cloakroom and an under-stairs cupboard.To the right, a triple-aspect light-filled kitchen awaits. This spacious kitchen has an island, built-in oven and appliances, and handmade light fixtures. French doors open on to a private gravelled courtyard to the front of the property.The sitting room/dining room to the left of the entrance hall showcases traditional beams and travertine flooring. The garden room is connected to the sitting room/dining room, an addition made by the current owners. This room features oak beams and wrap-around glass windows, offering uninterrupted panoramic views of the garden and fields.Step down from the sitting room/dining room to an office/library, providing access to the private courtyard. This space is ideal for those who work remotely. Continuing along the office/library, you'll find a further study with a separate bathroom equipped with a double shower. French doors open on to the garden, allowing for a seamlessindoor-outdoor flow.The principal bedroom is a haven of tranquillity, with traditional oak beams, skylights, and an entire glass frontage with French doors that open on to the garden. This room beautifully combines the charm of the old stable block with modern comforts.Upstairs, there are two double bedrooms, both with dual-aspect windows and built-in storage. A family bathroom completes the upper level, ensuring comfort and convenience for all residents.One of the highlights of this property is the converted outbuilding, which serves as an annexe complete with a kitchenette, sitting room/bedroom, and shower bathroom. This space is perfect for accommodating guests or those working from home.Gardens and groundsSituated on 1.72 acres (of adjoining paddock surrounded by stock fencing), this property offers a tranquil escape with views of the surrounding countryside.Accessible via a single-track lane, the approach to the property leads to a nature reserve and a shared gravel driveway, with additional communal car parking, ensuring convenience for extra guests.Passing through the double electric wooden gates, you'll find ample parking for up to seven cars and a triple bay oak barn/garage sympathetically constructed using reclaimed materials and traditional construction techniques.The established and well-tended garden comprises shaped lawns interspersed with fruit trees, mature borders, planting beds, and several seating areas, including room for a firepit, representing an excellent outdoor dining and entertaining space. A further addition to the garden is the large fish pond, a natural bog/dew pond and other water features. The garden comes alive at night with automatic lights, creating a magical ambience.The annexe courtyard garden is enclosed by two dry stone walls, offering privacy and stunning vistas.There are two wood-effect metal sheds with lighting and electrical supply for additional storage. An electric car charging point is conveniently located behind these units. The property also includes a wood store, a greenhouse, and a vegetable garden, allowing residents to indulge in their green thumb.The picturesque rural hamlet of High Penn is situated about 1 mile to the northeast of the market town of Calne, with the Sauveurs Coach House being one of four converted properties next to the original 17th-century farmhouse.Calne has a village hall, a church, and a sports/leisure centre and provides excellent day-to-day shopping. Bowood House, a short distance away, has an eighteen-hole golf course and a popular child's adventure playground. A few miles to the east is the popular market town of Marlborough, which offers a further variety of shopping, recreational and educational facilities, including a Waitrose. The property backs on toa nature reserve and is ideal for walking and rural pursuits.Communications are good, with a railway station at Chippenham some 8 miles west linking London Paddington, Bristol and Bath, or the M4 motorway (Jct. 16) is some 11 miles to the north, giving access to London Heathrow and Bristol.The area has excellent schools, including St Mary's, Dauntseys and Marlborough College. There are also good primary and secondary schools in Calne.Directions (SN11 8RU): what3words ///rebounder.surfaces.lifelongServices: Mains electricity and water, private drainage into a shared treatment plant. Oil-fired central heating. Underfloor heating downstairs and traditional radiators upstairs. Electric heating in the Garden Room. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_calne-d196466/for-sale_i71236739
Lockstones are proud to present Philomena House, a substantially extended and improved family home situated at the edge of Brinkworth, The longest village in England. Arranged over two floors and extending to all 3,143 sq ft, this stunning property has the added benefit of just under 3 acres of land.The ground floor is arranged around the welcoming entrance hallway with 5 reception rooms; the living room is centered around the feature fireplace with inset wood-burning stove, and the dining room has double doors opening into the garden. The large 21' kitchen dining room opens to the conservatory; this has been cleverly designed to incorporate the space between the garage and house to create a 17' utility area with built in fridge freezer and access into the original garage, now a further reception room - this has further scope to be developed into a 'Granny Annex'. The study, family room and cloakroom complete the ground floor.To the first floor are five bedrooms; the master with separate en suite shower room and cloakroom and all bedrooms include a varying range of fitted storage. The family bathroom with separate bath and enclosed shower cubicle complete the interior specification.Externally, the plot covers just under 3 acres including an orchard with a range of fruit trees planted and also benefits from multiple security cameras. Access to the property is via electric double gates leading over the gravel driveway which offers generous parking for numerous vehicles and within the front garden are three bespoke outbuildings, two are currently used for kennels with the third set up as a home office. All three feature power and lighting and the office has internet access. Located next to the outbuildings is a brick laid patio area with gazebo over; here you find the BBQ, pizza oven and handy log store. The enclosed side garden is predominantly laid to lawn with decked area. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_brinkworth-d557124/for-sale_i69032516
Oak Tree House was designed and built just over a decade ago utilising modern technology within the traditional design of a double fronted home with a central portico. Approached via wrought iron electric gates, the front garden provides plenty of parking as well as planting; a splendid first impression. The central reception hall with a bespoke oak staircase and wooden floor is flanked by the open plan kitchen on one side and drawing room on the other. The kitchen is the heart of the house with handmade kitchen units under marble work surfaces plus integral appliances. On one side is a breakfast area and playroom and the other leads into a central dining area; great for entertaining and for practicality, there is a pantry and utility room. To create a perfect flow through the ground floor, double doors from both the reception hall and dining area lead to the smart drawing room. There is an additional sitting room, home office and a great spa room with swim up pool and jacuzzi, impressive glass ceiling lantern and bi-fold doors opening out to the garden. A further games room, gym, bedroom and shower room could easily be used as a self-contained two bedroom annexe with its own entrance. Four bedrooms, all with en-suite bathrooms, two with balconies, lead off the first floor landing, with the principal bedroom also having the benefit of a dressing room. The attic floor houses the fifth bedroom with en-suite; a teenager's dream bedroom or perfect guest suite above the family accommodation.OutsideThe front garden is enclosed offering privacy and security for children and pets. The handsome facade is enhanced by block brick paving with borders of lavender to the front. The driveway continues down the side of the house leading to a detached double garage. Carefully thought out, there is a cloakroom and home office above for those who work from home. The rear garden has a Choice of terraces for alfresco dining as well as a summer house. Laid to lawn, this level garden provides plenty of space for relaxing and play and abuts open countryside.SituationHilperton is a charming village, benefiting from Hilperton C of E Primary School, The Lion & Fiddle pub and a Garden Centre. The Kennet and Avon Canal provides wonderful walks with a marina nearby. The village is near the town of Trowbridge with a larger variety of amenities including a High Street of shops, restaurants, bars and a multi-screen cinema complex. Secondary state schools include John of Gaunt School and St Augustine's Catholic College. The well-regarded St Laurence School in Bradford on Avon is 4.5 miles away. Bath just 11 miles provides superb shopping, dining, museums, theatres and an excellent range of state and independent schools. The area has good transport links with the A350, A303 and A36. Trowbridge station is a major draw with the 07:11 getting into Paddington in 90 mins, as well as a quick journey to Bath or Bristol.Additional InformationServices: All mains connected. Council Tax Band G. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_hilperton-d550838/for-sale_i68518183
This exquisite double-fronted period home is a true gem nestled in the highly desirable village of Landford, bordering the enchanting New Forest National Park. It enjoys convenient proximity to the vibrant market towns of Romsey and Salisbury, offering an array of amenities and excellent educational options. Sitting on a sprawling acre of land, this property is a haven for nature enthusiasts, providing ample garden space for a serene escape from the everyday hustle and bustle. The house itself seamlessly marries its Victorian heritage with modern enhancements, resulting in a harmonious living environment. At the front, you'll find abundant parking spaces and meticulously maintained front gardens that make a striking first impression. Upon entering, a grand and welcoming hallway greets you, leading to a spacious living room and an additional formal dining room or second reception room adorned with charming period features. The kitchen is flooded with natural light and opens into a generous seating and dining area. A convenient boot room leads to a well-appointed utility room. Upstairs, the property continues to impress with four bedrooms, including a master bedroom that offers a luxurious retreat complete with a capacious walk-in wardrobe/dressing room and an en-suite bathroom. Additionally, there is a generously sized family bathroom to serve the remaining bedrooms. Brackenwood is a splendid family residence set within nearly one acre of meticulously maintained grounds, making it an exceptional and sought-after property in the idyllic village location. The outdoor space is truly remarkable, boasting expansive grounds with several outbuildings and a wooded area at the far end.Landford is an attractive village and civil parish situated on the Hampshire Wiltshire border equidistant from Southampton and Salisbury enjoying New Forest National Park status. Straddling the A36 the village features a wealth of amenities, many of which are only acquainted by locals. There is a choice of immediate public houses, a village primary school, excellent shop and Post Office providing a surprisingly diverse range of products and proximity to the stunning New Forest countryside. Its appeal has been enhanced in recent years by its excellent commuter access and its catchment to the popular Salisbury Grammar Schools which has subsequently attracted a more diverse community yet retaining its friendly and sociable atmosphere. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_salisbury-d196678/for-sale_i69264767
ATTENTION INVESTORS A rare opportunity for the Investor buyer to purchase this block of 5, 1 & 2 bedroomed apartments situated in a popular location within Bradford on Avon. The apartments were developed back in 2004 and offer well-appointed and spacious accommodation with private gardens for 2 of the ground floor apartments, communal parking to the rear and a single garage. Historic Bradford on Avon boasts schooling for all ages, doctors' surgery, dentist, swimming pool, library and many niche shops, eateries and not forgetting the River Avon & and the Kennet and Avon Canal. Alternatively, hop on a train to Bath and be in this Georgian city within 16 minutes. It is our opinion that rents, certainly on the 2 bedroom units could in future tenancies be increased in line with other similar apartments within Bradford on Avon. The original plans/drawings are available for inspection at the Agents office. For further details or to arrange an internal inspection, contact the vendors sole agents on . Flat 1: 2 Bedroom Unit Current Rent: £725pcm Ground floor garden apartment to the rear aspect. Communal entrance hall, open plan lounge/kitchen, 2 double bedrooms, bathroom, private enclosed garden and parking, electric night storage heating and fully double glazed throughout. EPC - C Flat 2: 2 Bedroom Unit Current Rent: £725pcm Ground floor garden apartment to the front elevation with communal entrance hall, lounge, kitchen, 2 double bedroom, bathroom, private enclosed gardens to the front and parking, gas heating and fully double glazed throughout. EPC - C Flat 3: 1 Bedroom Unit Current Rent: £ 725pcm Ground floor apartment to the rear with entrance hall, lounge/kitchen, double bedroom, shower room, electric night storage heating, fully double glazed and parking. EPC - E Flat 4: 2 Bedroom Unit Current Rent: £725pcm Spacious first floor apartment to the front elevation with entrance hall, lounge/diner, kitchen 2 double bedrooms, bathroom, gas heating, double glazed throughout, far reaching views and parking. EPC - D Flat 5: 2 Bedroom Unit Current Rent: £750pcm Again a spacious first floor apartment to the rear with entrance hall, lounge, kitchen, 2 double bedrooms, bathroom, electric night storage heating, double glazed throughout and parking. EPC - C Agents Notes: Tenure: Ground Freehold Lease: N/A Management: By current Vendors Disclaimer Pursuant to the Estate Agents Act of 1979, notice is given that the vendors of this property are associated with a member of@Home Estate Agents (Bath) Ltd. Disclaimer Please note that these particulars do not constitute or form part of an offer or contract, nor may they be regarded as representations. All interested parties must verify their accuracy and your solicitor must verify tenure/lease information, fixtures and fittings and planning/ building regulation consents. All dimensions are approximate and quoted for guidance only. Reference to appliances and/or services does not imply that they are necessarily in working order or fit for the purpose. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/rooms_1_wiltshire-r742134/for-sale_i68507411
Fine & Country are delighted to discreetly present this 4 bedroom modern, energy efficient house. Situated in a delightful village in an AONB, local amenities include a primary school, village shop with post office and public house with restaurant. For further details please contact us. For a variety of reasons, sometimes our clients prefer a more exclusive and discreet approach. We've developed our discreet marketing channels to still allow the best levels of exposure to the right audience but without having the full property details in the public domain.If this property could be of further interest to you, do get in touch directly so we can supply you with further details. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_marlborough-d197366/for-sale_i69560996
On the edge of a sought after village, this light filled extended four bedroom home has a wonderful feeling of space, glorious far reaching views to the rear, and is set in a plot of approximately ½ acre.Hunters Moon offers a wealth of adaptable space inside and out. Having been extended, the proportions are generous, and the fabulous extension to the side is a lovely addition that has created a large kitchen with a dining area and a family living space, and a large master suite above. When you enter this home, you come into the entrance hall with original parquet flooring and a real feeling of space, and this leads through to the living accommodation. The lounge is directly off the hall and is a great room that looks out to the garden, with a wood burning stove making this room the perfect place for the colder nights. The kitchen is a large modern space with a generous central island with lights above, and an abundance of beautifully fitted cupboards set under white quartz tops, and space for a dishwasher, oven and fridge/freezer. The space is currently designed in three areas, with a dining area with doors leading out to the garden and a large family area. A great addition is the study which is accessed from the family area. The other side of the entrance hall is a further reception room which would make a great snug or playroom, and a utility and boot room with door leading to the garden, and a downstairs bathroom with a shower cubicle. Upstairs, the light-filled landing provides access to the four double bedrooms. The master bedroom has been created in the new extension and is an exceptionally spacious room with a dressing area, Juliette balcony and a large ensuite bathroom with a full-size bath and separate shower cubicle. The second bedroom has a useful dressing room and there are two further double bedrooms and a family bathroom with a bath and shower cubicle. Hunters Moon sits in such a great plot surrounded by mature trees and hedging, and the garden wraps around on three sides, with the large front garden area being south facing. There is a terrace area at the side of the house which has access through the tri-fold doors in the dining area, and another terrace to the rear. At the end of the garden there is a vegetable and herb garden. The property is accessed off The Street, down a driveway leading to the private drive which has parking for a number of cars and access to the double garage.The whole property is tastefully and neutrally decorated and this is a superb home to put down roots and settle in with the whole family.At a glance: Extended Four Bedroom Detached Home Master Bedroom with Dressing Area and Ensuite Three Reception Rooms New Modern Kitchen Three Bathrooms Mature Gardens on Three Sides Double Garage and Parking for a Number of Cars Services; Mains electricity, water and drainage. Oil fired central heating. Council Tax: FEPC: DLocation:Milton Lilbourne is a highly sought after rural village situated three miles east of Pewsey and in the glorious countryside of the Vale of Pewsey. The village benefits from a smart village hall, lovely parish church and farm shop but is conveniently situated for the broad range of amenities available in nearby Pewsey,including doctor & dental surgeries, supermarket, chemist, sports clubs & express rail links into London Paddington taking just over an hour. The M4 motorway (junction 14) is about 15 miles away. The property is well-placed for access to the market towns of Marlborough, Hungerford & Devizes. There is glorious walking and riding nearby.Directions: For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_wiltshire-r742134/for-sale_i68544601
Discreetly positioned on the edge of the much sought after village of Shrewton is Highwood House, a substantial family home set in approximately 4 acres of flexible gardens and paddocks, affording great privacy and a south facing orientation with distant views. The home also benefits from a wonderful self-contained annexe providing rental income.This exceptional and spacious home was individually designed and built with space and versatility in mind, creating the sizeable, modern home you find today. Upon entering the home the size and scale of the accommodation is immediately apparent. The generous accommodation amounts to approximately 3895 sq. ft. and offers numerous light and airy rooms throughout, perfectly orientated to best enjoy the home's extensive gardens, grounds and the adjoining countryside beyond. The ground floor accommodation boasts three impressive reception rooms, most particularly the dual aspect formal sitting room with a focal point fireplace. The large kitchen/dining/family room spans the majority of the rear of the home and is a great size with a range of built in wall and base units, integrated appliances and ample space for a dining table. Beyond, there is a comfortable everyday seating area. The south facing double patio doors flood the room with natural light. There is a secondary reception room, perfectly suited as a playroom or study. Completing the ground floor accommodation is a generous utility/laundry room that is turn leads to a rear lobby with the annexe beyond. There is a separate cloakroom. On the first floor there are five excellent double bedrooms, all of which benefit from uninterrupted views and an abundance of light. The master suite is particularly lovely with an en-suite bathroom. Two further bedrooms are en-suite. The remaining two are serviced by a well-appointed family bathroom. On the second floor there is a wonderful snug or study and another charming bedroom. Two of the further bedrooms are en-suite. The othOutsideThe house is set back from the village road along a driveway initially shared with a handful of neighbours and has a generous parking area to the front. The track continues on and provides access to a detached block featuring a workshop, greenhouse and a store/stable as well as additional parking. The land in total amounts to just over 4 acres. The formal garden is to the rear of the home and is mainly laid to lawn edged by mature, colourful borders and a large paved patio ideal for outdoor dining. Beyond there is a childrens play area, Croquet lawn, orchard and further informal garden space. In addition, there is a fenced, separate paddock. The amount of land also offers potential for equestrian use or smallholders.SituationHighwood House is situated on the edge of the much sought after chalk stream village of Shrewton. This thriving village offers a rare and comprehensive amount of local amenities including two doctors' surgeries, a Co-operative convenience store with Post Office, butcher, hairdresser, garage and petrol station, friendly local pub and primary school rated Ofsted 'Good'. The nearby town of Amesbury offers further amenities including a choice of supermarkets, dentists, a library, restaurants and plenty of local shops, bakeries and pubs. Marlborough is approximately 40 minutes drive away and St Mary's Calne under 45 minutes by car. The Cathedral city of Salisbury is 11 miles to the south and provides a comprehensive range of schooling, retail and shopping, restaurants and bars, leisure facilities, cinema and a theatre. Local communications are excellent, with the A303 easily accessible to the south west and London, via the M3. There is a mainline train station at Salisbury serving London Waterloo in approx. 85 minutes. There is a vast choice in local schooling available in both the public and private sector, including Dauntseys, Bishops and South wilts Grammar schools, Cathedral School, Chafyn Grove, Godolphin and Warminster. The surrounding countryside of Salisbury Plain provides plenty of opportunity for walking, riding and various other country pursuits. Sporting facilities in the area include fishing on the nearby chalk streams, golf at South West Wilts and Highpost, racing at Salisbury, Newbury and Wincanton. Sailing along the south coast.Additional InformationCouncil Tax : Band GProspective purchasers are advised that portions of the land are subject to overages- please ask for more details. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_salisbury-d196678/for-sale_i69354201
A quite splendid four bedroom detached cottage set in approximately 2.2 acres backing onto fields.Trantridge Cottage is set in the popular village of Pentridge, being a quiet rural village 10 miles from Salisbury and 3 miles from Sixpenny Handley. With only local traffic, this cottage is set in one of the most quiet and idyllic villages to the west of Salisbury. The cottage itself has been updated over the years and yet has maintained a wealth of its original character. On the ground floor there is a kitchen with an excellent range of integrated appliances as one would expect, and there is a separate cloakroom and entrance area. There are two further reception rooms on the ground floor and the sitting room has an excellent inglenook fireplace with bread oven. On the first floor there four bedrooms with most bedrooms having exposed wooden beams and bedroom one having an original fireplace with stone surround. The first floor has an abundance of character as one would expect in a cottage of this age with sloping ceilings and traditional cottage windows commensurate with a thatched cottage. There is additional accommodation outside as follows:-Utility Room and Garden RoomThe property is timber clad with a pitched tiled roof and makes for a very pleasant area to sit and enjoy the views over the garden. OfficeThis room is timber framed and timber clad with a pitched roof and has been used as a workshop, but could equally be used as an office or indeed a painting studio.Games Room/AnnexeThis room is a superb building and is timber framed internally with insulation and an open plan mezzanine floor on the first floor. At present this room is used as a library/games room and for additional dining, but has the potential to be a self-contained annexe with a bedroom on the mezzanine level, a living room, and shower room beneath. This property is served by its own boiler. LandThe property is set in approximately 2.2 acres of land with approximately 1.2 acres used as landscaped gardens and an additional 1 acre paddock which backs onto fields. The property has two stables, a hay shed and adjoining barn.Located in an Area of Outstanding Beauty, Pentridge is a lovely countryside hamlet surrounded by the rolling open landscape of the Cranborne Chase, perfect for enjoying rural pursuits such as walking, riding, cycling and fishing, and recently granted International Dark Skies status. The cottage is particularly well situated for country walks, with a public footpath nearby leading up to Penbury Knoll. The Dorset Cursus runs parallel to the village.There are plenty of local farm shops and village hubs including Sixpenny Handley, Bowerchalke, and Coombe Bissett for day to day amenities.Salisbury, with its wide range of shops, restaurants, arts and recreational activities, offers a direct train service to London Waterloo (journey time from 85 minutes). The A303 provides access to the South West and London via the M3.The surrounding area boasts numerous excellent schools, both private and state, including Clayesmore, Dauntseys, Warminster School, Port Regis, Sandroyd, Salisbury Cathedral School, Chafyn Grove and Godolphin, along with Bishop Wordsworth and South Wilts Grammar Schools.The garden is most attractive, it is well stocked with an interspersion of shrubs as well as flower borders containing mature perennial and annual plants. There are numerous outside sheds and areas of lawn, together with many mature trees creating a very attractive and mature plot over all. A particular feature is the walled garden with a number of raised beds and a magnificent central water feature. In this area there are many wonderful roses as well as mature and perennial plants and a superb timber frame greenhouse and another smaller one.Council Tax Band F.Mains water. Oil fired central heating. Mains electric. Private drainage. Wessex internet.Follow the A354 to Blandford. 1 mile before the Sixpenny Handley roundabout turn left into the village. At the 'T' junction turn right and Trantridge Cottage will be found on the left hand side. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_salisbury-d196678/for-sale_i69186971
A substantial detached family house built of brick under a tiled roof, occupying an elevated position and situated at the end of a small private road in this most sought after of villages five miles east of the market town of Devizes. Laurel House has been the subject of extension over the years and offers highly versatile accommodation over two floors as well as secondary accommodation over a detached garage.The accommodation comprise entrance porch to inner hall, guest cloakroom, kitchen with pantry, large utility and store, large living/dining room with fireplace, sitting room with wood burner and garden room with glorious views over the garden. The living/dining/garden rooms spaces flow to create a wonderful open space ideal for entertaining facing south/west and opening onto the garden. The first floor offers five bedrooms, with the main suite extending some 30'+ with smart en suite bathroom with shower. There is a further en suite bathroom and family shower room. The property is double glazed and enjoys oil fired central heating. There is a separate studio flat located above the detached garage with main studio room with small kitchenette and shower room. It is accessed via an external staircase.The house is set in delightful gardens with mature shrubs and trees offering high levels of privacy. To the front is generous parking, a garage with additional open bay and log store. Urchfont is a highly sought after village situated at the western end of the Vale of Pewsey, with picturesque centre around a duck pond and village green and 2023 winner of best kept Wiltshire village. The village has a strong sense community, and is perhaps best known for its annual scarecrow festival over the May Day weekend, but this is one of many events forming a busy annual calender. Amenities include parish church, village hall, cricket, croquet and tennis clubs, village primary school, community shop and village pub.For schooling there are excellent options both in the state and independent sectors. There is a delightful village primary school, Lavington senior school, the excellent Dauntseys and Warminster, both with school bus pick ups within the village.The village enjoys a bus service direct to Bath, and access by car to nearby Pewsey (9.5 miles)with rail links to London Paddington (65 mins) and the West Country. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_devizes-d196719/for-sale_i70900609
This impressive barn we believe dates back from the mid-19th Century and was part of the Neeld Estate in Grittleton. Now converted, this impressive conversion is part of a small number of five homes located within this highly sought after location. The original construction of mellow Cotswold stone elevations under a recently overhauled tiled roof stands within the curtilage of a Grade II Listed residence. The superb architectural detail is enhanced by beautifully presented accommodation. The entrance hall welcomes you into the home and sets the scene with an impressive wood burning stove, the impressive kitchen and superb reception rooms lead from the hall. The kitchen is the heart of the home, boasting a fine range of features including a magnificent vaulted ceiling with exposed timber, triple aspect allowing an abundance of natural light into the room and an Aga creating a charming ambience. This bespoke kitchen includes a range of units under a marble work surface with the addition of a breakfast bar. Integrated appliances include the Aga along with additional electric fan oven and convection grill/microwave, dishwasher and fridge/freezer. There is additional space for a large American style fridge/freezer. The ancient wooden beams fuse with modern tiled flooring creating an interior design with a classic and modern feel. Leading from the kitchen is the bedroom wing housing three well appointed bedrooms along with the family bathroom. The principal bedroom is located to the end of the property showcasing fitted wardrobes and a well presented en-suite shower room. The third bedroom has the addition of a loft room, which could be a good study or snug. Double doors from the entrance hall lead to the beautifully appointed dining room and sitting room. Both rooms boast a range of features including the stunning vaulted ceilings continuing throughout, a series of double doors opening into the garden as well as the central double sided wood burning stove serving both rooms. There is a further double bedroom with en-suite leading from the sitting room.OutsideSituated in this private development, the house is accessed via a long private driveway; the parking is accessed via a gated entrance. Ample off-street parking is on offer along with extensive garaging to which some could be converted subject to obtaining the necessary consents. The gardens are situated to the front of the property and are mainly laid to lawn with a lovely seating area perfect for outside dining. There is a range of mature shrubs and borders as well as a summerhouse.SituationGrittleton, a small south Cotswold hamlet is located in the southern Cotswolds and is a highly desirable and convenient location. The popular Neeld Arms Pub, a Church, village hall and active cricket club enhance the location of this charming home. Local Castle Combe and Badminton are nearby with outstanding primary schools in Acton Turville and Yatton Keynell. The latter also has an excellent pub 'The Bell Inn' a well-established medical practice, a coffee shop and a local shop with Post Office. There are wonderful country walks and bridle ways for those with equine interests. Popular private schools, Kingswood and The Royal High in Bath are approximately 30 minutes away by car and the equine specialist Stonar school is also approximately 30 minutes away. Chippenham and Bath Spa railway stations provide direct access to London Paddington (approximately 70 minutes from Chippenham) and Bristol with the World Heritage Site of Bath and its many attractions some 14 miles to the south. Bristol and the east are accessible by car via Junctions 17 or 18 of the M4 motorway with Bristol International Airport 25 miles drive.Additional InformationMains connected water, electricity and drainage. Septic tank shared with next door. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/rooms_1/for-sale_i69583358
A unique 18th century four bedroom home in the heart of Bradford-on-Avon. DescriptionStep into the enchanting world of this meticulously restored eighteenth-century weaver's cottage. Nestled amidst the picturesque landscape, this home exudes a timeless charm that seamlessly blends the elegance of yesteryear with modern comforts. Every detail of this magnificent property has been lovingly curated to create a truly exceptional living experience. As you enter the cottage, you are immediately greeted by an abundance of natural light that fills the spacious interior. With approximately 2,244 sq ft spread over three stories, this home offers a generous living space that is perfect for both relaxation and entertaining. To add to its allure, a separate one-bedroom studio sits conveniently to one side of the house, offering a serene retreat for guests or a peaceful workspace. The restoration of this historic gem placed strong emphasis on preserving its rich heritage. The result is a harmonious blend of tactile natural materials, including honey-coloured Bath stone, oak, teak, and marble. These elements lend an air of sophistication and timelessness to every corner of the cottage. The open-plan kitchen and dining room are the centrepiece of this wonderful home. Bathed in natural light, this space is a true culinary haven. A large glass wall invites the outdoors in, creating a seamless transition between the interior and the beautifully landscaped exterior. Step through the steel-framed glass door and find yourself in a lush, plant-filled courtyard - a tranquil sanctuary perfect for savouring lazy summer afternoons. Indulge in the elegance of the drawing room, located on the ground floor. Here, original details such as panelled walls, sash fenestration, and a deep open fireplace take centre stage. As you walk across the thick polished floorboards, you can't help but feel a sense of history and grandeur enveloping you. The bespoke kitchen is a testament to the meticulous attention to detail that went into the restoration. Crafted with exceptional artistry, it features hand-crafted joinery in rich anthracite, an exquisite marble sink as its centrepiece, and a convenient pantry. Ascend the original staircase to the first floor, where two beautifully appointed bedrooms and a luxurious bathroom await. Decorated in soothing neutral tones, these rooms offer a peaceful retreat and serve as a perfect backdrop to the architectural features that define this period property. The second floor is dedicated entirely to the principal bedroom suite, a true sanctuary of tranquillity. With its double-height gabled ceiling adorned with oak beams, this space exudes a sense of grandeur. Skylights bathe the room in natural light, while shuttered sash windows frame views of the surrounding town. There is also a generous en suite bathroom. Garden and Grounds Stepping outside, you are greeted by the lush, tiered gardens that envelop the cottage. Set in a quiet and secluded position in the heart of Bradford-on-Avon, this oasis provides a haven of serenity. Immerse yourself in the fragrant blooms of flowering climbers and roses, as you stroll through the stone-raised beds bordered with meticulously manicured box parterre. Adding to the allure of this property is a self-contained studio, nestled amidst the verdant greenery of the garden. This delightful addition offers a peaceful retreat, perfect for creative pursuits or as a private guest accommodation.LocationThe tranquil setting of St. Margaret's steps is accessed from St Margaret's Street via an attractive cobblestone pathway. The train station is close by (approx. 0.2 Miles) along with the swimming pool, health centre and a number of shops and restaurants.Bradford-on-Avon is an historic Wiltshire market town situated on the River Avon that has a wide range of amenities including a busy high street, restaurants, a leisure centre, library, train station providing services to London Paddington (from 1hr 38mins) and Waterloo as well as Bath, Bristol and beyond. Junction 17 of the M4 is approximately 16 miles to the north and the A303 approximately 24 miles to the south via the A36. The World Heritage Site of Bath is some 9 miles distant, and is famed for its Georgian architecture and Roman heritage along with a wide range of cultural, leisure and shopping amenities.Square Footage: 2,244 sq ft For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_wiltshire-r742134/for-sale_i69390718
Occupying a prime position on the picturesque Green in Marston, Willows Ward is a beautifully designed, detached, modern residence, with a well thought out design, modern appliances, and mixing traditional and contemporary country style throughout. The quality of workmanship is apparent as soon as you walk into the entrance hall, with Oak craftsmanship on show throughout the house. The rooms flow effortlessly from one to another on the ground floor with the large kitchen/dining room being the focal point and true heart of the house, with bespoke carpentry, integrated Neff appliances, and a large island with tiger granite worktop. This space leads into the living room, with large windows flooding the room with light and a contemporary gas fire, making it the ideal place for entertaining family and friends. From here a glazed walkway leads you past an attractive internal decked courtyard to the stunning oak framed garden room and study. The garden room boasts views over the garden making it a fantastic space to waste away long summer days, with the benefit of an overhead fan, but the addition of log burning stove makes it a cozy space in the winter, ideal for curling up with a book. This in turn leads back to the main entrance hall with access to the utility room with back door and the downstairs shower room.On the first floor a large gallery landing provides access to all rooms; the principal bedroom has large built-in wardrobes, a large shower room en-suite, and fantastic views over the Green and front garden. The guest bedroom has built-in wardrobes, large shower room ensuite and lovely views over the back garden. There are two further double bedrooms both with built-in wardrobes and finally, the family bathroom. All bathrooms are fitted with the Premium brand Roca sanitary ware. The house is set well back on its plot and is approached via a sweeping gravel driveway that provides generous parking and access to the large double garage and workshop with electric doors. Above this there is a good-sized one-bedroom annex complete with kitchen and private access, providing a space that can be utilized in so many ways; a studio, home office, or Air BnB to name just a few. The garden has been landscaped with just as much thought and attention to detail as the house itself, with a porcelain patio ideally placed for summer dining and many areas designed to relax and enjoy a different view. The well-stocked borders and well-placed trees provide a changing colour display throughout the year. There are two useful timber sheds and a greenhouse for the budding growers. The property benefits from an Air source heat pump with underfloor heating across the ground floor and a Vent-Axia heat recovery system which works throughout the house. The property is fully double glazed and with the added benefit of the log burning stove, is a very efficient home. A truly wonderful country residence. Marston is a picturesque rural hamlet, surrounded by miles of rolling countryside with lovely views all around. For those who enjoy the great outdoors there is excellent riding (both horse and bicycle) and walking on the doorstep. The house is c.4 miles from the thriving town of Devizes where there is a weekly produce and antiques market, a range of supermarkets and independent shops, restaurants, and cafes. Alongside a range of annual festivals there is a cinema, theatre, and leisure centre. Westbury, eight miles to the other side has a mainline rail station with fast connections to London. Locally there is a good range of schooling for all ages, both state and private including, Lavington, Dauntsey's, Warminster and Stonar.Tenure; FreeholdServices: Mains water, electricity and drainage, oil central heating (No mains gas is available in Marston)Council tax band; FEPC Rating; B For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_wiltshire-d524449/for-sale_i71068678
Oak House - with over 4,000sq ft of accommodation - with all rooms being larger than average, is situated in a 0.6 acre elevated plot on the edge of the most sought-after town of Mere. Built by local developers, Stour Homes in 2018, from local stone with oak detail this stunning house has much to offer any discerning such as four bathrooms and five WCs, which makes for flexible accommodation. The property stands alone, surrounded by farmland and open countryside yet it is less than a mile from the charming town of Mere - often voted as one of the best towns to live! Approached via an electric sliding gate which leads to the garage and plentiful parking area you are immediately impressed by the striking facade. Situated only 4 miles from the town of Gillingham with a mainline train station with direct trains to London Waterloo. A small slope that leads to the entrance porch with a WC which in turn leads to the main living space with double height at the front and oak staircase which leads to the first floor. It is worth noting that there is also an additional and level access to the property. The house is heated by an air source heat pump, downstairs all underfloor and upstairs to radiators. The living and dining space is simply striking with TV points in the living room - large floor to ceiling windows flood the space with natural light and provide wonderful views over the gardens and countryside beyond. The dining area has a vaulted ceiling with Velux windows and bifold doors opening to the rear patio. There is a central double-sided fireplace with exposed brick and inset wood burner which benefits both areas. The living room also has two sets of sliding double doors. The kitchen is accessed via glass double doors and has a central island. There is a range of fully fitted wall and base units and fitted appliances - to include an induction hob, two hide & slide NEFF ovens, NEFF dishwasher, full size integrated fridge, full size integrated freezer as well as a TV point. From here you enter the utility room which benefits from a water softener as well as a washing machine and tumble drier. There are a range of fitted units. Door to rear. The ground floor bedroom is a good double room with fully fitted wardrobes and has a large ensuite shower room with a rainfall shower and luxurious fittings throughout. Upstairs there is a huge landing area with lovely views through the large oak framed windows. There is also ample storage and access to the well-insulated roof space. The main bedroom is triple aspect with wonderful views from all the windows. There is an additional dressing area with fitted wardrobes. There is also an ensuite - large bath, walk in rainfall shower, WC, and sink. There are two further generously proportioned double bedrooms - both dual aspect and both with luxurious ensuites with rainfall showers, WCs, and sinks. Outside the large level gardens are very private with seating areas, swathes of lawn and flower and shrub beds. Indian sandstone and shingle driveway offers parking for several cars and a timber framed garage with two storage rooms on either side and an electric vehicle (EV) charging point. Steps then lead to the first floor - above the garage and there is a large workshop. Subject to planning permission this could be converted into extra residential space as the garage benefits from power and water. * Tenure: Freehold * Council Tax Band: G * Local Council: Wiltshire Council * In a Conservation Area * EPC: B * Utilities and Similar: Mains electricity, mains water, water treatment plant, air source heat pump, and telephone point * Parking: Double garage, driveway, and EV charging For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_mere-d545284/for-sale_i70847515
The site of The Ivy originally belonged to the nearby Manor of Rowden, which Henry II granted to the Hussey family.The name of the house is thought to derive from the monastery of Ederose, also known as The Ivy Church. This was dedicated to the Blessed Virgin and the name may have been a corruption of 'Ave'. It is believed that it was in around 1725 when the property was initially re-modelled into the house as it is today. It was then the subject of extensive restoration in the 1980's, when it was sympathetically divided in to separate dwellings.The accommodation is sensibly arranged over three floors (plus the cellar) and is presented in a good order throughout. The property benefits from many retained period features which include high ceilings, ornate plaster work, tall sash windows and working shutters.On the ground floor, leading from the entrance hall are the beautiful drawing room with open fire, the dining room with painted mahogany panelling and a French farmhouse style kitchen/breakfast room with a Lacanche cooker and a door leading to the terrace. There is also a utility room with WC at this level.On the first floor are the light and airy master bedroom and guest bedroom, both of which have painted mahogany panelling and views over the gardens. From here is a bathroom, cloakroom and a double bedroom which could be used as an additional reception room. Stairs lead up from this room to a further small double bedroom or study and a bathroom. On the second floor are two further double bedrooms and a bathroom.Approached through impressive double wooden gates with stone pillars, a gravel driveway to the right hand side flanked by lime trees provides access to the property and the parking area adjacent to it.To the rear of the house the gardens feature a pretty loggia, and a flagstone terrace leading to the formal lawn.Beyond this is a magical woodland area, which is full of beautiful bluebells and wild garlic in the Spring. This offers a cool space to unwind in hammocks, have parties around the fire pit to or fun area for children to den build and explore.A unique feature of the West Wing is that it sits, along with the three other sections of this listed manor house, within a stone wall-enclosed curtilage extending to approximately 7 acres creating a stunning parkland setting in the centre of Chippenham!In all approximately 0.41 on an acre. EPC: E.What Three Words: ///deeply.passes.streamSet in the Chippenham Conservation Area in Wiltshire, it is easily accessible from London and is a short distance from Bath. Chippenham is an historic market town with a thriving shopping and entertainment centre in a convenient location. There are good local schools, including Sheldon and Hardenhuish, a wide variety of supermarkets including M&S Foodhall and Waitrose; and two medical centres with associated pharmacies close by. Bath with its wealth of shops, galleries, restaurants and cultural activities lies to the south west.Chippenham is a convenient location with the M4 corridor equidistant from the commercial centres of Bristol and Swindon. The property is walking distance of Chippenham station (approximately 5 minutes) making it ideal for the commuter as there are high speed rail links to London Paddington and also regular services to Bath Spa and Bristol Temple Meads. Chippenham Station and the town centre are within walking distance, M4 (J17) 5.5 miles, Bath 10 miles, Bristol 22 miles (All distances are approximate). For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_chippenham-d196355/for-sale_i70684614
On the ground floor from the grand entrance hall with classic wood panelling and decorative coving, is the drawing room and dining room with large sash windows, working shutters and painted fire surrounds. The modern kitchen features integrated appliances and ample space for a breakfast table.A decorative archway leads to the beautiful oak staircase with sugar-twist spindles and panelling. On the first floor is the principal bedroom with en suite bathroom, and a guest bedroom with en suite shower room; both are spacious and benefit from large sash windows allowing natural light to flood in. There is also a shower room on this floor which serves the bedrooms on the second floor.The landing on second floor offers a useful utility area with space and plumbing for washing machine and tumble drier. There are 3 further double bedrooms, 2 of which have an attractive Georgian style circular window, in addition to a traditional sash window.On the lower ground floor is the family/games room, office, laundry room, utility room, shower room and useful storage room.At the rear of the property there is a terraced southerly facing courtyard garden, which is wonderfully low maintenance space where you can just relax and enjoy an evening drink!The property benefits from one allocated parking space in Kingston Square, at the rear of the property.In all approximately 0.04 of an acre. EPC: D.What Three Words: ///whimpered.smiles.grapevineKingston House is located in the centre of Bradford on Avon, which boasts a wonderful selection of shops, cafes and restaurants. Bath is nearby, providing first class shopping, restaurants, bars and cultural attractions.The property is well placed for commuting with easy access to both J17 and J18 of the M4 which link to London and the wider national motorway network. Bradford on Avon station is a short walk away, with high speed links to London Paddington at a journey time from 80 minutes, and easy access to both Bath and Bristol.The town benefits from the highly-regarded St Laurence School, and the area is renowned for the quality of its private and public schooling for boys and girls of all ages.Central Bath 9 miles, Frome 10 miles, M4 (J18) 14 miles (All distances are approximate). For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_wiltshire-r742134/for-sale_i70202154
SUMMARYOrchard House offers a rare opportunity for the discerning house hunter.This substantial property offers generous and flexible living accommodation, ideal for today's lifestyles.Peacefully within the countryside of Shaw Hill, this superb home boasts 3 acres of formal gardens and orchard.DESCRIPTIONAllen&Harris are delighted to present Orchard House, an exceptional home located in a delightful Village location.Set within 3 acres of formal gardens and an impressive orchard.Nestled within a private lane, this substantial home is accessed by way of a tree lined, gated driveway where you will find ample parking.Entering the property you are greeted with an inviting entrance hallway with the main staircase leading to the first floor.This property features a spacious and light drawing room, second living room and a formal dining room.The heart of the home kitchen and dining area benefits from a four oven Aga and has beautiful Terrazzo flooring.There is a separate utility room which leads to a lobby area and useful bootroom.Leading from the living room there is a shower room and access to the first floor by way of a secondary staircase.To the first floor you will find a generous master, with large en-suite, three further double bedrooms, a good sized single bedroom and two further bathrooms.Externally you will find a double garage, woodstore and gardeners shed. The raised patio is a wonderful space to entertain and enjoys a sunny aspect.With formal gardens and an orchard to enjoy, this is a gardeners delight which has been lovingly tended by the current owners.This amazing home is offered for sale with No Onward Chain.Entrance Hallway Drawing Room 22' 10 x 16' 10 max ( 6.96m x 5.13m max )Dining Room 14' 7 x 9' 11 max ( 4.45m x 3.02m max )Living Room 19' 8 x 16' 4 max ( 5.99m x 4.98m max )Study 12' 7 max x 8' 6 ( 3.84m max x 2.59m )Kitchen/Diner 20' 1 max x 15' 10 ( 6.12m max x 4.83m )Utility Room 12' 6 x 6' 11 ( 3.81m x 2.11m )Shower Room Cloakroom Lobby Boot Room First Floor Landing Master Suite 22' 10 x 12' max ( 6.96m x 3.66m max )En-Suite Bedroom Two 10' 11 x 9' 10 ( 3.33m x 3.00m )En-Suite Bedroom Three 15' 7 x 7' 7 ( 4.75m x 2.31m )Bedroom Four 10' 7 max x 11' ( 3.23m max x 3.35m )Bedroom Five 10' 8 x 8' 9 ( 3.25m x 2.67m )Family Bathroom Front Garden Double Garage Rear Gardens Agents Note There is an additional 14 acres of land , adjacent to the property, which would be ideal for equestrian usage. By separate negotiation.1. MONEY LAUNDERING REGULATIONS: Intending purchasers will be asked to produce identification documentation at a later stage and we would ask for your co-operation in order that there will be no delay in agreeing the sale. 2. General: While we endeavour to make our sales particulars fair, accurate and reliable, they are only a general guide to the property and, accordingly, if there is any point which is of particular importance to you, please contact the office and we will be pleased to check the position for you, especially if you are contemplating travelling some distance to view the property. 3. The measurements indicated are supplied for guidance only and as such must be considered incorrect. 4. Services: Please note we have not tested the services or any of the equipment or appliances in this property, accordingly we strongly advise prospective buyers to commission their own survey or service reports before finalising their offer to purchase. 5. THESE PARTICULARS ARE ISSUED IN GOOD FAITH BUT DO NOT CONSTITUTE REPRESENTATIONS OF FACT OR FORM PART OF ANY OFFER OR CONTRACT. THE MATTERS REFERRED TO IN THESE PARTICULARS SHOULD BE INDEPENDENTLY VERIFIED BY PROSPECTIVE BUYERS OR TENANTS. NEITHER SEQUENCE (UK) LIMITED NOR ANY OF ITS EMPLOYEES OR AGENTS HAS ANY AUTHORITY TO MAKE OR GIVE ANY REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTY WHATEVER IN RELATION TO THIS PROPERTY. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_shaw-d79885/for-sale_i71110867
A handsome Grade II listed Georgian village house DescriptionThe Elms is a Grade II listed Georgian village house constructed of mellow brick elevations under a slate roof. The house dates from 1730 with additions from the 18th and 19th centuries. The main portion of the house was enlarged in 1890 and the main elevation of the property has a classic Georgian facade with a central doorway with symmetrical windows on either side and bay windows.The house provides spacious family accommodation extending to over 4,800 sq ft, with gracious main reception and bedrooms of good proportions. The house has been in the same ownership since 1994, and whilst well maintained externally, would benefit from some updating internally. There are many period features including wood panelling, moulded cornices, open fireplaces, dado rails, picture rails and moulded ceilings. The accommodation is arranged over three floors.The main front door is off the road but for day-to-day access, there is a family entrance from the secure paved and gated courtyard parking area, through the garden and into the inner hall. The inner hall provides access to the main staircase hall and all principal ground floor rooms, including the dining room, drawing room, study and kitchen/breakfast room, with butler's pantry and a conservatory just off. The drawing room and dining room are of particular note, with bay windows, tall windows and beautiful period features. There is also a cloakroom with WC and stairs lead down to the cellar with games area and wine store.A door leads from the kitchen through to a suite of rooms to the side of the house that have been used as a separate annexe with its own access; the garden room, a kitchenette and bathroom.Upstairs, there are five bedrooms on the first floor with a bathroom and separate shower room. There are two bedrooms on the second floor with a bathroom; note this needs to be completely updated.OUTSIDE & OUTBUILDINGSThe garden is enclosed to the road by a traditional wall, part red brick and cob, providing privacy and screening. Wrought iron gates give access to the surfaced courtyard which is surrounded by knapped flint brick with tiled canopy walls giving access to the Coach House and garden.The Coach House provides a large garage and a secondary smaller garage/store on the ground floor. Stairs lead up to the first floor annexe, with a living room, bedroom, kitchenette and shower room.There is a stunning Victorian conservatory, on brick foundations, which the owners have recently undertaken some repair work to. It houses a magnificent old vine and hothouse for raising plants. There is a further summer house/garden store with rendered elevations. The owners have created some beautiful grounds, with different garden 'rooms', including terraces, an ornate pond, a kitchen garden, Box hedge parterre, lawns and garden walks.LocationWinterbourne Dauntsey sits in the Bourne Valley, about 4 miles north east of Salisbury. Together with adjoining village Winterbourne Earls, there is a thriving community, with a village hall, St Michael's & All Angels church, Winterbourne Earls C of E primary school, a local village nursery andthe Winterbourne Arms pub. A doctors surgery is in the nearby village of Porton. The beautiful Cathedral city of Salisbury offers a wide selection of shops, restaurants, arts and recreational facilities. Trains from Salisbury to London Waterloo have a journey time of approximately 90 minutes. Southampton International Airport is approximately 20 miles south and Bournemouth International Airport approximately 24 miles south of the village. The A303 provides access to the South-West and London, via the M3.Racing is available at Salisbury Racecourse and Wincanton and golf at South Wilts Golf Club and High Post. This area is renowned for its fishing on the River Avon, Test and outlying chalk streams. There is a wide selection of both state and private schools in the area, including Salisbury Cathedral School, Chafyn Grove and Godolphin, as well as Bishop Wordsworth and South Wilts Grammar Schools.All distances and travel times are approximate.Square Footage: 4,876 sq ft Acreage: 0.4 AcresDirectionsDIRECTIONS (SP4 6EW)Coming from Salisbury, drive through the village of Winterbourne Earls, and as you pass signs marking the village of Winterbourne Dauntsey, you can see the house on the right hand side, just past St Michael's & All Angels church. The entrance and parking area is just on the right hand side, past the house. Additional InfoFixtures and Fittings Please note that, unless specifically mentioned, all fixtures and fittings and garden ornaments are excluded from the sale.Services Mains water, electricity and drainage. Oil-fired Aga and central heating. Mains gas to ground floor annexe adjoining the house and Coach House annexe.Viewings Strictly by appointment with Savills For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_salisbury-d196678/for-sale_i70284667
Garden Cottage: Three bedroom detached former gardeners cottage EPC rating DThe Stables: Three bedroom modern stable conversionLarge gardens to both properties Driveway parking Rural views EPC rating DTHE GARDEN COTTAGEThe Garden Cottage is a delightful former gardener's cottage, previously used for Jaggards House, filled with character and charm offering three bedrooms. It has a spectacular outlook over fields teaming with wildlife. Originally built in 1766 and significantly and seamlessly extended in 1998 this property provides spacious living space. Of particular note is the use of natural materials such as flag stone floors and oak joinery which ensures a happy marriage of the 18th and 20th century elements. The property is south facing, and all rooms benefit from a southerly aspect. There is scope to extend with a further bedroom and reception room, subject to planning permission. The gardens border open fields to the front, east and west of the house which allows for views across countryside. On entering, the hallway leads to a w/c with heated towel rail, and traditional high-level toilet. The hallway also leads to the large cloakroom which has two large full height double cupboards, a Belfast sink, water softener, the boiler system and space for a washing machine and dryer.The large welcoming kitchen/breakfast room is fitted with an oil-fired Rayburn and plenty of kitchen storage with a large oak window seat. There is underfloor heating throughout with two additional cast iron radiators. Up two steps from the kitchen sits the sitting room, potentially ideal for dual use as a study and a sitting room, at the far end sits a large fireplace with a lined Jotul wood burner. There is a solid oak staircase leading to the first floor. The first floor is presently arranged as three large bedrooms and a bathroom with a shower over the Jacuzzi whirlpool bath. The principal bedroom is at the eastern end of the house with built in wardrobes and wash basin. There is potential to create an en-suite (pipes and drainage). There is convenient storage under the eaves along the landing.Outside, the property is approached by a private drive with a sensor lit turning circle in front of the garage and workshop. Open lawns border the property to three sides with plum, fig and apple trees at the top of the garden, and a yew at the rear. The boundary wall to the field is a traditional low stone wall and the top of the garden is bordered by a high stone wall which incorporates fine stone gate piers and an ornate iron gate.THE STABLESThe Stables is a detached former stable conversion providing delightful and stylish accommodation on one level. Built circa 1900 as stables to the neighbouring Jaggards House, the present owner undertook successful conversion to provide accommodation in 2014. The imaginative design approach and use of extensive glazing and full height rooms has ensured the character, volume and originality of the stables remains. Original tongue and groove boards and stable doors combine with limestone floors, underfloor heating throughout and air conditioning to provide comfort and character. The Stables is ideal as a home or has potential for use as a successful Airbnb. A glazed hall runs the length of the property which benefits from a southerly and westerly aspect and the associated solar gain. The hub of the house is a large open plan sitting/dining/kitchen with Romotop wood burner and glazed bi-folding doors within the sitting/dining area. The kitchen cleverly incorporates the feeling of modern and traditional by team laminated cabinets with a walnut work surface.There is space for a Rangemaster gas or electric stove, and a Siemens dishwasher is concealed within the cabinets. A central island incorporates deep pan drawers. The utility/boot room is off the kitchen and provides a water softener, Belfast sink with continued walnut work surfaces with space for appliances below. A small plant room contains the LPG gas boiler, hot water cylinder and manifolds for the underfloor heating. There are three large bedrooms with apex ceilings and built in storage, a bathroom and a large dressing room containing a double shower and long trough style sink.Outside and forming part of the building is a storeroom which could easily be an office (subject to the necessary consents). Outside the front garden is arranged as lawn with a central path and enclosed by a picket fence. The rear garden has a play area, a yew tree, pear tree and Scots pine, surrounding a large parking area for 3 cars. There is also a fuse box at the parking area for an EV charger or if electric gates or security lights were to be installed. A detached timber garage and a detached timber workshop stand at the turning circle between The Garden Cottage and The Stables. Adjacent to The Garden Cottage is a lean-to, log and garden store.SITUATION The property stands to the south of Jaggards House, a fine 17th Century Jacobean house of which The Garden Cottage and The Stables formed part of the original estate. Jaggards Lane is a short bypass of the village, serving just the two driveways. Ideally placed for access to the picturesque and historic former market town of Corsham which has many buildings of architectural significance and is located on the southern edge of the Cotswolds, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The town meets most day to day needs with a range of shops, cafes, boutiques, restaurants, leisure centre, doctors surgery, public houses and schools. The Georgian city of Bath provides a wealth of leisure, retail and cultural activities. Chippenham has access to Junction 17 of the M4 motorway and its mainline railway station provides frequent services to Bristol, Bath, Swindon, Reading and London Paddington in 1 hour 10 minutes. There are a variety of schools in Corsham, Bath and the neighbouring towns and countryside in both the independent and public sector.ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONTenure: FreeholdServices: The Garden Cottage: Mains water, electricity and drainage. Oil-fired central heating. The Stables: Mains water, electricity and drainage via a pump chamber. Gas (LPG) underfloor heating.Council Tax Band: The Garden Cottage: C. The Stables: A.Agent Notes: The sale does not include items including electrical appliances, the Rangemaster stove, light fittings, garden urns, ornaments and statuary. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_corsham-d196751/for-sale_i68317395
Hollyoak is an exceptional edge-of-village home quietly positioned in one of the area's most picturesque and desirable villages. Having been owned by the same family for nearly 40 years and the subject to modifications over the decades, the oldest parts of the property date back to the late 18th century. Situated in an elevated position, the gently sloping and private grounds have far-reaching views over beautiful countryside and to the Cherhill Downs beyond.The main house, which was built in the late 1950s, offers generous proportions with high ceilings and large windows. The annexe, was once the coach house to The Rectory, whilst an integral part of the house, could lend itself to be a self-contained annexe, studio, home office or similar.The property is situated in the heart of the sought-after village of Bremhill, which is midway between Chippenham and Calne. The hilltop village has a 15th-century church and is within about a ten-minute walk of the popular Dumb Post Inn public house.The PropertyThe hall leads to all main reception rooms and the spacious kitchen/ breakfast room with vaulted ceiling. The kitchen is fitted with up-to-date appliances from Die Dietrich and Miele and a large central island with granite worktops; an ideal space for the whole family to gather and entertain. The main reception room has a log burner, original parquet flooring and large windows to enjoy views over the landscaped gardens. There is a separate study and cloakroom too. On the first floor, the principal bedroom has a large en suite bathroom. There are three further bedrooms, a family bathroom and the WC.The Coach HouseAttached to the main house is a versatile 2-bedroom annexe, arranged over 2 floors. Briefly comprising a sitting room with exposed beams, a log burner and original flagstone flooring. Upstairs there are 2 double bedrooms, a recently fitted bathroom and a separate shower room.A separate entrance allows The Coach House to be usedindependently or accessed through the main house.Garden and GroundsThe gardens are a particular feature of the property and extend to over 0.80 acres. A paved south-facing terrace overlooks the beautifully laid out lawns, borders and beds. There are established fruit trees, a greenhouse, garden store too. To the front of the property, there is a large, gated driveway with parking for up to seven vehicles and access to the integrated garage with double doors. Services: Mains water, mains electricity, private drainage and oil fired central heating. Fibre broadband is available.The village of Bremhill has pretty cottages and houses, many of which were part of the nearby Bowood Estate. The village has a church and public house on the outskirts, together with a socially active village hall and community.Nearby Chippenham provides facilities for all day to day requirements, plus mainline rail services to London and the west. Nearby Marlborough provides a selection of great restaurants and shops. The area has good access to the M4 (Junction 17). First class education is offered in the locality, including; St Margarets/ St Marys Calne, Pinewood, St Hughes, Marlborough College, Dauntseys and a range of outstanding schools and colleges. Sporting opportunities are diverse, with golf and spa at Bowood House, motor sport at Castle Combe, rugby in Bath as well as exceptional walking and riding and hunting with the Duke of Beaufort's hounds.DistancesChippenham Station 3.5 miles (London Paddington from62 minutes) M4 (J17) 8miles Marlborough 16 miles Bath 16 miles (All distances and times approximate) For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_calne-d196466/for-sale_i71092797
A wonderful spacious 5 bedroom home at the heart of this popular village. DescriptionBuilt relatively recently in 1991 this imposing family home occupies a fabulous position in this hugely popular village.Entering the property through the double height spacious hall gives you access to all the ground floor reception rooms.The triple aspect sitting room is a most impressive space with French doors to the rear terrace and gas wood burner at it's heart. At the opposite end of the house is the kitchen/ dining room with it's marble effect work tops and two doors directly to the garden. A useful utility with it's own access to the rear garden comes of the kitchen.In addition on this floor there is a cloak room and dual aspect dining room.To the first floor the principal bedroom benefits from an en suite shower room and a full wall of fitted wardrobes. There are four further bedrooms , three of which have fitted wardrobes and the family bathroom. There is also useful storage space which could be converted.The property is reached across a graveled drive where there is plenty of parking and secured by a gate. A double garage is to the side of the property. The rear gardens are magnificent and mainly laid to lawn. A sun terrace wraps around the property and there are steps up from one part of the garden to the next. Bordered by Beech hedges and dotted with trees the rear gardens lend the house a real sense of privacy.LocationHolly Tree House is at the centre of this pretty and popular village surrounded by unspoilt rural farmland. There is a good network of footpaths and walks in the area, with the Wayfarers Walk running along the ridge of the North Wessex Downs to the south. Shalbourne has a church, post office/village store and a pub. The charming market town of Hungerford, situated on the Kennet & Avon canal has a train station with direct link into London Paddington. To the other sides is the vibrant market town of Marlborough with it's markets, shops and restaurants.Square Footage: 2,267 sq ft DirectionsSN8 3PT Additional InfoMains electric, water, drainage.Oil fired central heating.There is a foot path - Shalbourne 28 to the side of the building. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_marlborough-d197366/for-sale_i68844551
Fine & Country are delighted to present Lydgate Farm. Nestled in the picturesque village of Wedhampton in the heart of Wiltshire, Lydgate Farm is an exceptional Georgian, detached house, with 18th Century origins, with professionally designed gardens extending to 2/3 acre. Seller Insight:What is your favourite room of the house and why? The kitchen / diner area, which we call "the Barn" is a fabulous, captivating room full of character. We have had so many wonderful parties in this room easily hosting 30-40 people, as well as many nights, just the two of us, sat by the fire enjoying the peaceful space. Although this room is our favourite, the little living room is also special, the sun streams in and its beautiful - it's also our Christmas room where we gather (again by the fire) to open our presents on Christmas morning. The snug is definitely a favourite for the girls (and their friends). It's hard to choose really as each room has something special for each of us - it's been that kind of house!Who do you think would be the next ideal owner? People who will love this house, feel its energy and allow themselves to just enjoy all it has to offer. We believe we have only been its caretakers for this last while, making our mark and leaving something of ourselves as a contribution to its history, as others before us have done and as whoever comes next is bound to do. They will likely love the stars and the night stillness - standing in the garden on a clear night is pretty special. The village is lovely, privacy is respected in tandem with a strong sense of community, so someone who would like to have such an opportunity will love living in this house.What do you love most about the house and why? The energy of the property and gardens, which we think comes from its mid-way location between Stonehenge and Avebury. The space in the house is very flexible - you really can organise it how you want to, and it's certainly morphed along with our needs at various stages. It is very peaceful and is both spacious and cosy - not an easy combination. What do you love about the local community? We have loved making so many good friends in the village, the annual Safari Supper is a highlight. As we've already mentioned, you can remain quite private whilst still getting as involved as little or as much as you'd like - whatever the choice is, you'd be welcomed. We have made some very dear friends here. We can also see the village rejuvenating with families (and couples) at various stages of their lives having moved in over the last couple of years. There are people from all over the world and the UK living in Wedhampton - it is definitely an interesting little place. The farm shop can be accessed by foot or 2 mins in the car. A great place to meet friends for a coffee and to pick up any bits and pieces when you don't feel like going to town. There are several great walks directly from the house. Having Salisbury Plain on our doorstep has been fantastic - great walking, running and cycling routes.How easy is it to commute from here? Very: 1hr15mins to Terminal 5, and 15 mins to Pewsey station where the fast train is only one hour into London Paddington, or half an hour to Reading from where you can access the Elizabeth line directly into the city and/or into East London. Very quick onto the A303 down to Cornwall or Devon and 45 minute drive into Bath, or there is a bus service which leaves from Devizes every hour into Bath - it takes one hour. What made you choose this property over others that were available at the time? It is tucked away in a prime location in the village, very private, quiet and secluded with a versatile and user friendly floor plan. It was also near good schools which was key at the time. We just 'knew' it was right and it was!Accommodation Summary:Nestled in the picturesque village of Wedhampton in the heart of Wiltshire, Lydgate Farm is an exceptional Georgian, detached house, with 18th Century origins. Internal accommodation extends to over 3,500 sq ft and the wonderfully preserved and restored original interior features are complemented by sympathetic improvements, including a stunning bespoke fitted kitchen.The house has recently undergone a painstaking programme of restoration and is presented as an immaculate 'turnkey' home, with an exceedingly high standard of finish throughout.Professionally designed gardens, which extend to 2/3 acre, envelop the house and offer a fabulous outdoor space for all to enjoy all year round.Ground Floor: The ground floor accommodation is versatile throughout allowing the individual rooms to be used for a multitude of functions. The hand-crafted, bespoke kitchen features an extensive range of fitted cupboards with oiled, Ash work surfaces over. The central island has a contrasting granite top from the well-regarded Humphries Stonemasons of Hungerford, with an elegant section of American Walnut which works perfectly against the granite. From the kitchen, you step down into the open dining/family room with a focal Invicta log burner and porcelain sandstone flooring underfoot. The beautifully restored, exposed beams and stone walls are visible throughout the room and the high ceilings give a wonderful sense of space. Leading from the kitchen, the useful utility/boot room houses all white goods, a large, walk-in pantry and a separate WC.Both principal reception rooms have also been the subject of huge transformations unveiling a striking inglenook fireplace in the formal living room and floor-to-ceiling sash window in both the living room and snug. The cosy snug is located at the front of the property and could also double as a further ground floor bedroom if required. Completing the accommodation on the west wing are two useful study spaces and the garden room where you can enjoy beautiful views over the gardens and the front elevation of the house. The rear reception hall can be accessed internally, but also externally via a separate entrance inviting the possibility to convert the remaining ground floor accommodation into a self-contained annexe inclusive of the bedroom, shower room and a dressing room. First Floor:There are two separate staircases to access the first floor. The main staircase leads to the two generous guest bedrooms and the four-piece family bathroom. The impressive master suite, with a shower room and separate dressing room, can also be accessed via the main staircase, or independently via the secondary staircase. Outside: The grounds at Lydgate Farm have been professionally designed and have been beautifully maintained to offer a peaceful, mature green environment which extends to a total of circa 2/3 of an acre. An aerial view reveals the grand design: a geometric delight comprising mature beech hedging, immaculate lawns and cleverly planted beds producing distinct garden areas for one to enjoy all year round. An array of shrubs and emerging perennials hint at the vibrant colours soon to be seen during the spring and summer months. Beyond the formal gardens, mature fruit trees and two large Holm Oak trees provide further seclusion and privacy. There are two further areas to the gardens at the front and side of the property which provide fabulous alternative options for private outdoor entertaining and alfresco dining.The property is accessed via double gates leading to a large, private driveway for at least 6 vehicles. Also accessed via the driveway is the secured motorbike store. Location:Wedhampton is a very pretty, quiet hamlet comprising only around fifty homes, just four miles from the centre of Devizes. For everyday needs, Urchfont is only half a mile away and has a village shop/post office, a popular public house and runs a community bus into Devizes, Bath and Salisbury. The popular Planks Yard is just on the other side of the main road and is home to a good farm shop, cafe, pilates studio and other shops.Nearby Devizes is a thriving market town with a range of shops, cafes, supermarkets, a library, sports centre and a museum. There is a vibrant weekly produce market and an annual timetable of festivals and events celebrating arts, culture, food and music. The property is well positioned for excellent schooling including Marlborough College, Dauntsey's in West Lavington, St Mary's Calne, Stonar and Pinewood.Sitting at the end of the Vale of Pewsey, the area is known for its beautiful wide open countryside giving wonderful opportunities for walking, riding and cycling.The area is blessed with numerous places of interest including Stonehenge and Avebury World Heritage Sites and other stone and earth works (Old Sarum and Silbury Hill), Salisbury Cathedral and the Magna Carta, The Kennet and Avon Canal with Caen Hill Locks in Devizes and Longleat, one of many stately homes nearby.Services: Mains electricity, mains water & drainage, broadband, 16 solar panels - 4 KW system For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses/for-sale_i69844690
Summary of accommodationMain HouseGround floor: Hall Dining room Sitting room Snug Kitchen WC Utility roomFirst floor: Three bedrooms Family Bathroom WCSecond floor: Bedroom four Dressing room (bed 5) Shower roomAccommodation in all about 195 sq m/2,102 sq ftOutsidePrivate garden Paddocks and meadow Summer house & hot tubAll-weather riding arena Pastureland Stables Tack roomIn all about 5.7 acresCanters Mead Canters Mead house is an impressive natural stone house believed to date back to about 1820. Situated in an elevated position overlooking the private gardens, stables barn, paddocks and the meadows along the banks of the infant River Avon. Approached by the front or back drive, ample parking is beside and in front of the house. The front door leads into a hallway and a well-equipped kitchen opening to the dining and sitting rooms. There is also a snug at the rear of the house, a WC and a sized utility boot room. The ground floor rooms are ideal for family living and entertaining. On the first floor are three spacious bedrooms, a family bathroom and a WC, all overlooking the owned grounds. On the second floor is a fourth bedroom with a large dressing room and shower room. Despite its age, Canters Mead is not listed and is not in a conservation area; subject to the necessary permissions and consents, there is scope to extend the main house to provide further accommodation and remodel the outbuildings if desired. The house is well-maintained, and many windows and doors were replaced in 2013. Garden and GroundsAn automated wooden gate opens on to the front drive that rises through the garden with lawns and trees to an extensive gravelled parking area between the house and expansive garage and workshop complex. To the side is a rear drive that gives direct access to the stable barn, all-weather riding arena and paddocks beyond. An all-weather riding arena (20m x 60m 2020 Martin Collins Fibre Track Plus) enables riding throughout the year and could be converted to a tennis court if of no use to future owners.To the side of the house is a spacious terrace that overlooks the garden, paddocks and meadows that, in turn, run down to the banks of the River Avon, all in a small and beautiful valley. In all, about 5.7 acres.Out Buildings A short walk from the main house is an extensive garage building with a workshop, open-plan garage and storage. This space, subject to planning consent, could easily be converted to create a studio or secondary accommodation.In addition, there are indoor stables, a timber summer house and a hot tub. The land is predominantly grass with some semi-wooded areas and thick native hedges, creating an idyllic and quintessential rural setting.SituationCanters Mead is situated near the pretty and unspoilt village of Brokenbrough, and is within walking distance from the historic market town of Malmesbury. The property is surrounded by beautiful, gently rolling countryside on the edge of the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.Malmesbury has a thriving community with popular schools, a Waitrose and Aldi supermarket, high street shops, restaurants, pubs and services for everyday needs. A more comprehensive range of amenities are available in nearby Tetbury and Cirencester. There are excellent connections to the regional centres of Cheltenham, Bristol and Swindon. Junction 17 ofthe M4 is about 7 miles, and there are mainline stations to London Paddington from Kemble and Chippenham stations (respectively taking about 70 and 75 mins.) and the West Country and Midlands. Heathrow and Bristol airports offer global connections. Education is first class with excellent state and independent schools, many of which offer a daily bus service. Highly regarded Grammar Schools such as Stroud High, Marling and Malmesbury and Chippenham Schools, Private schools include Beaudesert Park, Westonbirt, St Marys Calne, the Cheltenham Colleges, Bath Royal and Wycliffe, to name a few. Sporting opportunities are diverse, with many clubs and societies in the locality, including Malmesbury Cricket Club and golf courses at Westonbirt, Minchinhampton and Castle Combe. The Cotswold Water Park and National Arboretum at Westonbirt are close by. Equestrian activities are plentiful and include polo at Westonbirt and Cirencester, racing at Bath and Cheltenham, hunting with the Duke of Beaufort's hounds, eventing at Badminton, Gatcombe and Dauntsey. DistancesMalmesbury 0.5 miles, Chippenham Station 10 miles (London Paddington 60 mins), M4 (Jct 17) 7 miles, Tetbury 5 miles, Bristol 28 miles, Kemble Station 8 miles ( Paddington 73 minutes) Bristol Airport 38 miles, Heathrow 85 miles (all distances and times are approximate). For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_malmesbury-d197309/for-sale_i71065723
An immaculate Eco home with far reaching views over glorious Wiltshire countryside An immaculate Eco home with far reaching views over glorious Wiltshire countryside.ABOUT THIS HOUSE Having been built by our clients in 2018, Taybury House offers exceptional living space with open plan accommodation and ample light filled spaces with impressive views. One of the property's many highlights is the kitchen/ family room with large glass doors leading out onto the private terrace ideal for entertaining. Fine attention has been taken to future proof the house for further years to come, with two air source heat pumps and solar PV. Outside the gardens have been well stocked with herbaceous borders, specimen and fruit trees. The land extends to approximately 1.8 acres. ABOUT THIS AREATaybury House is situated on the edge of the popular Wiltshire village of Poulshot. The village consists of a village hall, St Peters Church, farm shop and The Raven Inn. The bustling town of Devizes has an extensive range of everyday shops including Marks and Spencer food hall, recreational and educational facilities. The town of Marlborough is within a short drive, as is the city of Bath and Salisbury with further shops, social and cultural activities. Communication links are excellent with stations at Pewsey and Westbury offering direct services to London Paddington. The A303 is within easy reach offering links to the south west and east of England, whilst the A361 provides fast access to the M4. The property is well positioned for excellent schooling including Urchfont Primary School, Lavington School, Marlborough College, Dauntsey's in West Lavington, St Mary's Calne, Stonar and Pinewood. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_devizes-d196719/for-sale_i71035401
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