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
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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
A charming family house in a highly sought after village. DescriptionThe Dove House is a beautiful family house with origins believed to date back to c.1700 with more recent additions in the late 1900s. Once part of the wider Norman Court Estate owned by the late Mr Washington Singer, the property was described rather charmingly in an historic auction catalogue as 'A Most Desirable Gabled Cottage Residence and Garden'.Constructed of brick under a tiled roof, the property sits back from the village road within its generous grounds and established gardens of about 0.75 of an acre.There is an elegance and charm to the whole house, suited to family living and offering a flexible layout for different generations of family. The property is not listed and is suitable for various extensions subject to planning permission.A porch leads into the original part of the house, with a dual aspect dining room and the original staircase leading up to the first floor. A door links through to the large sitting room, lying at the heart of the house, with French doors out to a rear terrace and the back garden. The kitchen lies just off, with both an electric cooker and Aga, base and wall-mounted 'shaker-style' units, a separate pantry and space for a family dining table. On the far side of the sitting room is the utility/boot room, with guest WC and door out to the rear parking area. A further door leads discreetly from the sitting room through to a rear lobby of a small ground floor studio annex, with a bedroom and adjoining bathroom and its own access to the rear parking area. At present the owners use this studio as a home office/study. The rear lobby is currently a study area but has previously been a kitchenette.The main staircase rises up from the sitting room to a landing, with the large principal bedroom suite opposite. There are three further good sized double bedrooms down the corridor, one with a beautifully appointed en suite bathroom. There is a family bathroom with shower and separate WC to serve the other two double bedrooms. To the rear, and with French doors leading out to the raised rear garden, the family room provides a flexible space for a growing family and has a Jotual log burner to one end.Outside The Dove House is centrally placed in the village with a very private garden and sits back from the road, with a gravel drive leading past the house to the double garage and parking area. Lawns and shrubs flank the driveway and provide a picturesque setting with a raised well to one side. A picket gate leads through to the rear garden, mostly laid to lawn, which rises gently up and away from the road, with some excellent specimen trees lining the boundaries including a lime tree, a tulip tree, a pin oak, a red oak, a variegated maple and silver birches, There are a number of well-positioned seating areas to take in the sun and the views from the top across the village are excellent. There is a former chicken run, a fruit cage, green house and some raised vegetable beds. In all the grounds extend to about 0.75 of an acre.LocationThe Dove House stands in a Conservation Area in the heart of West Tytherley, a highly desirable and historic rural village surrounded by rolling farmland and SSSI conservation woodlands and chalk hills. There is little through traffic and a welcoming community. The village has a range of amenities including a village shop open every day (with post office), a church, a public house, a village hall which hosts a number of activities, a well-regarded primary school and Norman Court Montessori school. Grateley Train Station is about 9 miles north, where trains to London Waterloo take approximately 84 minutes. Dean Station is 2 miles south and provides an easy and quick link to Salisbury and Southampton. The pretty town of Stockbridge is 5 miles away, along the River Test with its numerous coffee shops, pubs/restaurants and independent shops. The beautiful Cathedral cities of Salisbury (11 miles) and Winchester (18 miles) offer extensive selections of shops, restaurants, arts and recreational facilities. West Tytherley is also within easy reach of Romsey and the New Forest. The area is world famous for its Trout fishing on the River Test and outlying chalk streams.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 Farleigh, Salisbury Cathedral School, Chafyn Grove and Godolphin, as well as Bishop Wordsworth and South Wilts Grammar in Salisbury, King Edward VI school and Embley.Square Footage: 3,293 sq ft Acreage: 0.75 AcresDirectionsSP5 1NF : From Stockbridge, head west on the A30 towards Salisbury. After about 4.5 miles, turn left towards West Tytherley along 'The Warren'. Follow this road for about 2.5 miles and at the T-junction, turn left. Follow this road, passing the entrance to Norman Court and into the village. Just after coming into the village, you pass a right hand turn to Rectory Hill and The Dove House is the second house on the right hand side. Additional InfoFixtures and Fittings Please note that, unless specifically mentioned, all fixtures and fittings and garden ornaments are excluded from the sale.Services Mains electricity and water. Private drainage (septic tank). Oil-fired central heating. Fibre broadband.Viewings Strictly by appointment with Savills For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_hampshire-r741109/for-sale_i69170204
A classically styled family house, standing in a prominent position in the village, with an attached paddock available by negotiation. DescriptionPembroke House was designed and built in 1991 by renowned local firm Templeton Walker, of brick construction under a tiled roof. There is a lovely symmetry to the design with stone cills framing classic timber sash windows. The owners have lived here for over 30 years and since the house was built. The house is approached from a gravel parking area at the front of the house, through the main door with attractive portico and classically-styled fanlight above. The generous dining hall provides an immediate warm welcome to Pembroke House. There is an impressive dual aspect sitting room with bay window, fireplace and pine mantle surround. French doors lead from the dining hall through into the conservatory, with quarry tile floor and full length blinds; a further set of French doors lead out to the garden, with a further set leading into the kitchen as well. The kitchen has ample space for a breakfast table, with 'shaker' style wall mounted and base units under a Landford Stone marble top. There is a gas-fired Aga, integrated fridge, electric oven with gas hob and a 'Sheila's Maid' above. The utility room is just off with laundry facilities and door to the side garden.Beyond this lies the detached double garage, of brick and block build under a tiled roof, with up and over doors. There is a workshop area with storage above and a separate garden store to the rear.Stairs lead up from the central dining hall to a generous landing with bespoke curved handrails, typical of the Templeton Walker attention to detail and design. The first floor comprises three double bedrooms. The main bedroom has plenty of wardrobe space, a walk-in wardrobe and en suite shower room. The main guest bedroom has a vanity unit with dressing space and 'secret' doors lead through to a large en suite shower room. A further double bedroom with ample wardrobe storage and lovely views over the rear garden. There is a family bathroom with shower over, large airing cupboard with hot water cylinder. The second floor is accessed via a separate stairwell, leading to a small suite of rooms, comprising a lovely guest bedroom with dual aspect views, a smaller fifth bedroom with views over the rear garden, and a separate shower room. There is ample eaves storage.Outside The immediate garden comprises a very well-maintained rear lawn with deep herbaceous borders and provides a wonderful setting for this traditionally style family house. Beyond the conservatory is a lovely stone-flagged terrace to enjoy the best of the garden views and evening sun. A rose clad pergola leads onto the formal garden at the rear with an area of orchard, topiary Yew and Box hedging. A hexagonal summer house provides a wonderful spot to enjoy the garden views and on to the paddock beyond. There is field gate access to the back of the garden with a separate pedestrian gate onto the track to the side. Towards the upper part of the garden, a range of mature trees provide a lovely setting with a treehouse and swing. There are also various timber framed outbuildings for livestock and stores. A further field gate leads into the adjoining paddock extending to approximately 2.5 acres. A footpath runs along the top of the paddock and has been fenced off.LocationPembroke House is situated in the heart of Whiteparish, within easy walking distance of the comprehensive village amenities. A 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 8 miles from the property, offering a Waitrose and other amenities. Approximately 10 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. The property is also within the catchment area of Peter Symonds College in Winchester.Square Footage: 2,658 sq ft Acreage: 0.58 AcresDirectionsDirections : SP5 2SJTake the A36 out of Salisbury towards Southampton. At the junction with the A27, take this left-hand turning towards Whiteparish. As you enter the village, you pass Newton Lane on your right hand side and a little further on, a track (Doves Lane) on the right hand side provides access to Pembroke House, gates on the left side of the track. What3Words: ///sizes.bulldozer.drop Additional InfoFixtures and Fittings : Please note that, unless specifically mentioned, all fixtures and fittings and garden ornaments are excluded from the sale.Services : Mains electricity and water supply (including to paddock). Mains gas central heating. Mains drainage. Broadband internet. Viewings : Strictly by appointment with sole agents Savills For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_salisbury-d196678/for-sale_i69546674
The former Wesleyan Methodist Sunday School has been thoughtfully adapted by the current owners to create a wonderful home with a highly versatile configuration of accommodation. Arranged over three floors, the upper level provides a mezzanine space that looks out to six original full depth Gothic arched windows along the western aspect. This Grade II Listed Georgian house is entered through an imposing enclosed porch to the main hall with stairs to the upper and lower floors. To the side, is a superb drawing room with central fireplace and wood burner, fitted cabinets along with an ornamental fireplace adjacent to the dining area. On the opposite side of the hall is the kitchen/breakfast room along with a snug/TV room also having a wood burner and fitted cabinets to accommodate a TV. The kitchen is comprehensively fitted with an island unit, quartz tops and extensive fittings with 5 ring gas hob and double oven. There is ample space for a table and a walk-in pantry area. The first floor includes the principal bedroom, overlooking the drawing room and with a walk-through dressing area and luxury en-suite shower room. The two further bedrooms on this floor are served by a modern fitted bathroom. The lower floor has a large utility room with plumbing for appliances and the guest suite. With a sitting/dressing area opening to the bedroom, there is fitted storage and a further luxuriously finished en-suite shower room. The remainder of the lower ground floor has been cleverly designed to utilise the additional external door to a lobby housing the boiler and services to the house along with large storage cupboard. Glazed panels and door separate this from a sitting room with kitchenette fitted to one wall and a connecting door from the stair lobby. A further glazed partition and door open to a double bedroom with en-suite shower room.OutsideHaving been attractively landscaped, the recently completed gardens include a block paved drive behind wrought iron gates from where a shallow flight of steps ascend to an Indian sandstone paved terrace. Decorative lawn with box and shrub beds with further raised terrace provide a lovely area to enjoy the sunny aspect and rooftop outlook.SituationCoppice Hill is a cul-de-sac within a Conservation area in the heart of the most delightful Wiltshire riverside town. Providing access to the many shops, boutiques and restaurants in the nearby Shambles and surrounding streets. There is a wide selection of country and riverside walks to neighbouring villages with the Kennet & Avon Canal and river a short distance away. The number of quaint shops, pubs and tea rooms in the town are too numerous to mention, but a joy to explore and find. With mainline railway services running from the south coast to Bath, easy access is also provided to all major cities including Bristol and London Paddington.Additional InformationServices: All mains connected. Council Tax Band F. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses/for-sale_i69922651
Hopewood is an appealing and characterful property, with beautifully presented accommodation arranged over two floors, set within 13.59 acres. Offering a sociable setting, and at the heart of this handsome home, is the interconnected kitchen, adjoining dining room and light filled conservatory, which subtly blurs the partition between the house and the garden. Fitted with contemporary cabinetry, topped with wood worksurfaces, the kitchen features metro tiles in pastel colour tone, and a white Aga stove in a rustic recess, with ample space on offer to dine and relax. Ancillary space if provided by a laundry and boot room with external door. The elegant sitting room has a wood-burning stove, and a separate family room provides a quiet, flexible use space. Two staircases rise to the first floor rooms, with one providing a direct route into a guest bedroom, which has a part vaulted ceiling, exposed beams and access into a family bathroom. The stairway from the reception hall leads to the principal bedroom with en suite bathroom, two further bedrooms, and the family bathroom. Supplemental accommodation is available in the detached, two-storey annexe which offers wellappointed accommodation comprising three bedrooms, a kitchen/dining room and a sitting room with French doors to the garden.The charming gardens and grounds at Hopewood are well-maintained, providing an immediate garden adjoining the house and annexe which is mainly laid to lawn and bordered by neatly clipped evergreen hedging and post-and-rail fencing. There are paved terraces offering opportunities for outdoor dining and relaxation, with mature and specimen trees offering dappled shade in the heat of the summer. Three pathways provide easy access to the extensive equestrian facilities and, for vehicles, there is also separate access along the lane beyond the gravelled driveway which leads to the house. The facilities include ten stables, a 20m x 52m manege, Lunge arena, horse walker, fenced paddocks and a grassed canter track around the perimeter of the paddocks. For all horse riding and walking enthusiasts this superb equestrian property is excellently situated for ease of access onto the chalk downland of Salisbury Plain.Hopewood is situated within grounds totaling 13.59 acres.The semi-rural village of Coulston is home to a thriving community, surrounded by open countryside perfect for walkers, cyclists and riders, with a village hall which hosts a calendar of events, activities and clubs. Nearby Bratton offers a primary school, a popular public house, coffee shop and medical centre, whilst to the west is the charming town of Westbury, which provides a good range of retail and leisure opportunities. The area is well connected by road, with the A303 offering access to the West Country and links to the M3, and the A36 providing access towards Bath. The mainline station at Westbury offers direct services to London Waterloo and London Paddington. Well-regarded schooling in the vicinity includes Bishopstrow College, Warminster School, Godolphin School and Salisbury Cathedral School. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_westbury-d196439/for-sale_i68539820
A beautifully finished five bedroom modern family home set in the heart of East Kennett with far reaching views over the Long Barrow.Long Barrow View is a stunning country home that was architecturally designed in a 'barn conversion style' and finished to a high standard in 2022. It is located in the picturesque village of East Kennett, just 5 miles west of Marlborough. The house is situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and offers breathtaking views over the Ridgeway and the Long Barrow.This spacious home spans approximately 3554 sq.ft. and is filled with natural light thanks to its large windows and high ceilings. The ground floor features generously proportioned rooms and includes a self-contained annexe above the garage, consisting of a studio bedroom with a kitchenette and an adjoining shower room.The property has an impressive EPC rating of B and benefits from a Daikin air source heat pump system with underfloor heating on the ground floor. The house has been finished to a high standard with hardwood painted windows and doors, oak internal doors, a custom-made staircase with an oak finish, and porcelain tiled flooring. It also comes with a 10-year builders defect warranty.On the ground floor, there is a spacious entrance that leads to a magnificent living room with triple aspect views, double patio doors, a Bath stone fireplace, and a part vaulted ceiling. There are also two additional reception rooms that can be used for various purposes. The 24ft kitchen/dining room is perfect for both family life and entertaining guests, and it is equipped with high-quality painted units, white quartz worktops, and integrated appliances, including a Rangemaster with an induction hob. Adjacent to the kitchen is a utility room with rear access and a downstairs shower room.The first floor comprises a vaulted landing, five double bedrooms, a family bathroom, and another shower room. The principal bedroom benefits from a private en-suite bathroom with a luxurious freestanding bath and a rainfall shower. The first floor takes full advantage of the surrounding views, and the second bedroom features a Juliet balcony. The home has also been adapted for accessible living with the installation of a lift.The property has a large driveway with parking space for several vehicles in front of the double garage. The landscaped south-west gardens feature a wraparound gravelled terrace with a timber gazebo and a raised lawn area. The gardens provide a beautiful backdrop of the adjoining paddocks.Long Barrow View is quietly situated adjacent to open countryside on the eastern edge of the village of East Kennett, which lies approximately 5 miles west of the market town of Marlborough. The village is surrounded by the open rolling countryside of the Marlborough Downs which offers excellent facilities for walking, cycling and riding. The Long Barrows of East and West Kennett are set on the edge of the village, with the World Heritage site comprising Avebury and Silbury Hill close by. The popular market towns of Marlborough and Devizes are within easy reach providing an excellent range of day to day facilities. There is good local schooling in both the state and private sectors including a primary school in the village, St Johns secondary school in Marlborough, Marlborough College and St Francis Preparatory in Pewsey. The major commercial centres of Swindon, Salisbury and Newbury are within easy travelling distance.Property Information - Tenure: FreeholdServices: Air Source Heat Pump Heating, Mains Water, and Electricity. Mains Drainage system.Council Tax Band: GEPC Rating: BLocal Authority: Wiltshire County CouncilWhat3words: backtrack.resemble.unrealistic For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_marlborough-d197366/for-sale_i68401626
Bought from new in 2016 by the current owners, Swyncombe was constructed by Pearce Properties Ltd of Sherborne, a well known and reputable local firm. The property has the benefit of a NHBC warranty and has been built to high standard throughout with a clear emphasis on energy efficiency, with underfloor heating sourced via an air source heat pump, photovoltaic and solar panels, complimented by a direct pressure plumbing system. Other attributes include a large open plan kitchen/ dining/ sitting room which extends to approximately forty-three feet, oak and tiled floors and a spectacular outlook over the surrounding lightly wooded countryside. The adaptable accommodation is sensibly configured and extends to approximately 3,300 square feet. ServicesMains water and electricity. Private treatment plant. Air source heating system. Photovoltaic solar panels.Local Authority Wiltshire County Council: wiltshire.gov.uk Council Tax: Band GEPC: Band BThe property is approached from the lane onto a large gravel parking and turning area joining which is the former garage which has been converted to a playroom/office. Steps lead from the gravel area to the side of the house where a paved terrace extends around the full length of the large sitting/dining room/kitchen. The grounds are mainly to lawn interspersed with a variety of mature trees including beech, pine and hawthorn and flanked on one side by woodland. The majority of the garden lies to the north east and is bisected by a stream which runs through the grounds; there is a separate paddock with field gate providing vehicular access. Large timber shed. West Knoyle is a small Wiltshire village surrounded by countryside which has been designated as an area of outstanding natural beauty. The village has a pretty church (St Mary the Virgin) reputedly dating from the twelfth century and a village hall. East Knoyle is within a couple of miles with the highly regarded Wren's Community Shop and village post office and the Fox and Hounds Inn while the thriving town of Mere, has an excellent range of local shops including the Sprout and Flower, Yapps Brothers Wine Merchants, a butcher, small supermarket, library, primary school, post office, a number of churches, both Church of England and Roman Catholic, doctor and dentist's surgeries and a hotel. Shaftesbury has an excellent range of facilities including cafes, restaurants, niche retailers, a boutique hotel, banks, a small hospital, a library, a health centre and an arts centre with cinema. In nearby Gillingham there is a Waitrose as well as a mainline railway station (London Waterloo). Bruton is a fashionable and popular town in the heart of the Somerset countryside. The town has several well-known restaurants, pubs and bars including At the Chapel, The Roth Bar at the world-renowned Hauser & Wirth Gallery and The Newt Hotel and Gardens. A wider range of facilities can be found in Sherborne, Bath and Salisbury, all of which are within easy motoring distance. The A303 lies approximately two miles to the north giving access to the south west and London, via the M3. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_wiltshire-d524449/for-sale_i71090598
A superb Listed village house, with secondary accommodation, pool and the most beautiful gardens. ABOUT THIS HOUSE The Well House not only offers light, space and height in abundance; it is a delightful period property that has been very well maintained and has a huge amount of charm awwwnd character. The end result is a house that offers excellent accommodation with a fabulous annexe, swimming pool and the most stunning gardens. There is also planning consent to add another bedroom (14/11285/FUL).Set on the border of three Counties, Hampshire, Berkshire & Wiltshire, the property is located in the hamlet of Oxenwood, is set amongst wonderful, rolling countryside consisting of estates and farmland, near the highly popular villages of Shalbourne & Vernham Dean. The property has been improved over the years and has planning permission to add a further bedroom. Upon arrival, there is immediately a sense of it's wonderful private setting and simply beautiful gardens. There is an abundant network of footpaths and bridleways that are easily accessible from the property allowing for some wonderful dog walks and riding.ABOUT THE AREAOxenwood is a small rural hamlet on the North Downs, 10 miles to the north of Andover, near the villages of Shalbourne, Vernham Dean and Linkenholt. It is surrounded by farms, estates and woodland. Shalbourne is the largest local village and is about a 2.5 miles away; it has a church, a pub, an award winning local store & Post Office, cricket club and village hall. There is also Vernham Dean, 3 miles away, which has a great pub, The George, as well as a church, C of E primary school, playing fields and a village hallThe market town of Hungerford is 7 miles away. With its large open market square and numerous pubs, this bustling market town is suffused in history. But what you might not know is that contemporary Hungerford is home to a fresh and energetic vibe, stoked by some great independent shopping, a sparkling array of nearby dining options and a thriving cafe culture. If that wasn't enough, its locality to outstanding schools, great leisure facilities and abundant footpaths, mean the town is fast becoming West Berkshire's most sought after small town.There are a number of excellent state and independent schools in the area (Farleigh, St Johns, Marlborough College & Pinewood to name but a few) and road communications are fantastic with good access to London, the north and the M5 to the west.ABOUT THIS AREAOxenwood is a small rural hamlet on the North Downs, 10 miles to the south of Andover, near the villages of Shalbourne, Vernham Dean and Linkenholt. It is surrounded by farms, estates and woodland. Shalbourne is the largest local village and is about a 2.5 miles away; it has a church, a pub, an award winning local store & Post Office, cricket club and village hall. There is also Vernham Dean, 3 miles away, which has a great pub, The George, as well as a church, C of E primary school, playing fields and a village hallThe market town of Hungerford is 7 miles away. With its large open market square and numerous pubs, this bustling market town is suffused in history. But what you might not know is that contemporary Hungerford is home to a fresh and energetic vibe, stoked by some great independent shopping, a sparkling array of nearby dining options and a thriving cafe culture. If that wasn't enough, its locality to outstanding schools, great leisure facilities and abundant footpaths, mean the town is fast becoming West Berkshire's most sought after small town.There are a number of excellent state and independent schools in the area (Farleigh, St Johns, Marlborough College & Pinewood to name but a few) and road communications are fantastic with good access to London, the north and the M5 to the west. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_marlborough-d197366/for-sale_i69638905
A superb Listed village house, with secondary accommodation, pool and the most beautiful gardens. ABOUT THIS HOUSE The Well House not only offers light, space and height in abundance; it is a delightful period property that has been very well maintained and has a huge amount of charm awwwnd character. The end result is a house that offers excellent accommodation with a fabulous annexe, swimming pool and the most stunning gardens. There is also planning consent to add another bedroom (14/11285/FUL).Set on the border of three Counties, Hampshire, Berkshire & Wiltshire, the property is located in the hamlet of Oxenwood, is set amongst wonderful, rolling countryside consisting of estates and farmland, near the highly popular villages of Shalbourne & Vernham Dean. The property has been improved over the years and has planning permission to add a further bedroom. Upon arrival, there is immediately a sense of it's wonderful private setting and simply beautiful gardens. There is an abundant network of footpaths and bridleways that are easily accessible from the property allowing for some wonderful dog walks and riding.ABOUT THE AREAOxenwood is a small rural hamlet on the North Downs, 10 miles to the north of Andover, near the villages of Shalbourne, Vernham Dean and Linkenholt. It is surrounded by farms, estates and woodland. Shalbourne is the largest local village and is about a 2.5 miles away; it has a church, a pub, an award winning local store & Post Office, cricket club and village hall. There is also Vernham Dean, 3 miles away, which has a great pub, The George, as well as a church, C of E primary school, playing fields and a village hallThe market town of Hungerford is 7 miles away. With its large open market square and numerous pubs, this bustling market town is suffused in history. But what you might not know is that contemporary Hungerford is home to a fresh and energetic vibe, stoked by some great independent shopping, a sparkling array of nearby dining options and a thriving cafe culture. If that wasn't enough, its locality to outstanding schools, great leisure facilities and abundant footpaths, mean the town is fast becoming West Berkshire's most sought after small town.There are a number of excellent state and independent schools in the area (Farleigh, St Johns, Marlborough College & Pinewood to name but a few) and road communications are fantastic with good access to London, the north and the M5 to the west.ABOUT THIS AREAOxenwood is a small rural hamlet on the North Downs, 10 miles to the south of Andover, near the villages of Shalbourne, Vernham Dean and Linkenholt. It is surrounded by farms, estates and woodland. Shalbourne is the largest local village and is about a 2.5 miles away; it has a church, a pub, an award winning local store & Post Office, cricket club and village hall. There is also Vernham Dean, 3 miles away, which has a great pub, The George, as well as a church, C of E primary school, playing fields and a village hallThe market town of Hungerford is 7 miles away. With its large open market square and numerous pubs, this bustling market town is suffused in history. But what you might not know is that contemporary Hungerford is home to a fresh and energetic vibe, stoked by some great independent shopping, a sparkling array of nearby dining options and a thriving cafe culture. If that wasn't enough, its locality to outstanding schools, great leisure facilities and abundant footpaths, mean the town is fast becoming West Berkshire's most sought after small town.There are a number of excellent state and independent schools in the area (Farleigh, St Johns, Marlborough College & Pinewood to name but a few) and road communications are fantastic with good access to London, the north and the M5 to the west. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_marlborough-d197366/for-sale_i69552068
Having perhaps some of Pewsey Vale's finest views, Penn Mead is a stunning, contemporary and highly stylised home, that currently extends to over 3,800 sqft, in over half an acre of beautifully landscaped gardens, all benefiting from the most stunning southerly views across the Pewsey Vale.The original house was remodeled by the current owners, having commissioned the renowned Milton Architects, to create both wonderful entertaining space and accommodation to highlight both the natural light and the sensational views over the gardens and beyond.The house, which is built of brick under a tiled roof, is currently arranged to offer both open and contemporary living space, but designed to give defined compartmentalised areas.The magnificent entrance hall, with double height ceilings and galleried landing, sets the tone for the rest of the house, leading into the main entertaining and living areas. The timber parquet floored living room enjoys the magnificent outlook, with large full length patio doors, leading directly on to the elevated decked sun terrace. There is a wood burner set in the stone fireplace, creating a focal point in the room. The living room flows into the dining area and kitchen space. The kitchen is fully fitted and offers exceptional work and preparation space, whilst being open to the dining area to make a very social environment.Off the entrance hall is a large study/sitting room, again with fine views, which could also be easily utilised as a guest bedroom if required.There are currently two further double bedrooms downstairs, one with an ensuite bathroom, the other served by the family bathroom.Upstairs is the exceptional principal bedroom, with elevated views to the Pewsey Hills beyond, served by both two dressing room and large en suite bathroom with separate shower enclosure. There is a further room upstairs currently used as an artists studio, that could also be utilised as a further bedroom. There is plenty of attic space that again could be converted, subject to planning permissions, and be incorporated into the house.Penn Mead sits centrally within its plot and is principally laid to lawn to the rear, with a good number of established trees and ornamental shrubs. Further gardens surround the house, separated by yew hedging and box edged formal gardens.There is a large, paved driveway with plentiful parking along with the large integrated double garage, with separate powered electric doors. The garage space is also is used as a utility area, with washing machines and a secondary cooker if required.The property is to be found on the bottom corner of this small "no through" lane and offers exceptional privacy whilst still being within a few minutes' drive or a 10-15 minute walk to the village of Pewsey Kepnal is a small, rural hamlet situated a quarter of a mile from the large and highly popular village of Pewsey. Kepnal comprises a single tracked, no-through lane, which leads into open countryside. Easy access can be gained into the village either via the road, or footpath. This glorious location offers the best of both worlds, being both tucked away, whilst also convenient for the village centre. Pewsey itself offers a wealth of amenities including a wide range of shops, supermarket, chemist, doctors and dentists, gym, swimming pool, rugby, football and tennis club. Pewsey railway station is within a ten minute walk with trains directly into London Paddington. Excellent road connections to the M4 & M3 (A303) both within a twenty minute drive. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_pewsey-d197654/for-sale_i67819127
Rock Cottage is a delightful Grade II Listed country property located in the picturesque village of Turleigh. Constructed of mellow Bath stone under a tiled roof, with Georgian sash windows, this Georgian home has evolved and extended over the years to create a spacious and versatile home of 2248 square foot. The garden room has been beautifully designed with a roof lantern and a wall of tall Georgian style sash windows to enjoy the parterre garden whatever the weather but link the country kitchen to the outside for easy summer living. There are two further reception rooms on the ground floor with the sitting room also having access to the garden as well as a period fireplace with open fire. The lower ground houses a study and a wonderful family room full of charm with fireplace, flagstone flooring and access to the front terrace. The principal bedroom on the first floor is of note. Open to the full height with exposed A-frame beams it has the benefit of doors on both sides of the gardens creating a wonderful feel. It also has an en-suite bathroom. There are three further bedrooms and two bathrooms.OutsideRock Cottage is approached via a gated drive leading to the parking area. Attractive plants border the terrace leading to the house on this side, whilst to the front is a wonderful square parterre garden. The quadrant of box edging encloses seasonal plants. Two stunning yew trees provide privacy and shade in the summer months. A terrace is perfect for dining leading from two of the principal receptions. Stone steps lead up to the lawn and grounds with trees providing a border. The lawn continues around the other side of the house leading to a wooded area. The outbuildings provide good storage and for those who wish to keep pets there is grazing in the adjacent sloped field.SituationTurleigh is a pretty village, made up of honey coloured stone cottages, family homes and larger manor houses lining the pretty lanes. This charming and unspoilt village is close to the historic town of Bradford on Avon. Turleigh has an active community plus wonderful walks and countryside pursuits along both the River Avon and the Kennet and Avon Canal. The adjacent village of Winsley benefits from several amenities including a Church of England primary school, two churches and a lovely country pub; The Seven Stars. Also nearby is the popular Hartley Farm Shop and Kitchen. Close by the cobbled and winding streets of Bradford on Avon offers independent shops, boutiques, restaurants, and pubs. St Laurence School is a well-regarded secondary school. Another major bonus to the area is the railway station offering a regular mainline service including easy access to Bath.Additional InformationVendor's Note: The Vendor informs us that there is planning permission to create a further reception room. 19/05637/LBC. Services: All mains connected. Water, electricity, drainage, and gas heating. Local Authority: Wiltshire Council. Council Tax Band F. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses/for-sale_i71217394
A stunning Victorian house with outstanding interiors and a beautiful rural outlook. DescriptionFormally the shooting lodge for the Roche Court estate, this beautiful house was originally three cottages built in the 1890s. In 2010 The Shooting Box was extensively redesigned and rebuilt from the frame to create one superb family house. The roof was completely recreated using the original period clay roof tiles, while the house was lime rendered to preserve its period features. The interior is superbly presented and designed with meticulous attention to detail.The front door leads into a spacious formal sitting room with oak flooring and a large fireplace with a brick surround. The double doors lead to a beautiful Mackintosh kitchen and dining area which was installed in 2019. There are ample floor and wall mounted cupboards with oak inserts and an island with a ceramic top which was supplied by John Lewis of Hungerford. There is a 6 burner gas range made by Bertsazzoni and a wood burner in the dining area. French doors with side lights lead out to the terrace and garden beyond. The utility houses both a sink, the washing machine and a separate tumble dryer built into the counter cupboards. A separate WC leads from the utility. In the other half of the ground floor there is a snug with a wood burner, an office with an external door leading to the garden and a spacious music room. There is a separate study and boot room with another external door and a separate WC. The staircase from the sitting room leads to a spacious landing and corridor. The principle bedroom with an Art Nouveau fireplace has an en-suite bathroom with a sink, WC and a bath. The second bedroom has built in wardrobes and an en-suite bathroom, with a separate enclosed shower, bath, sink and WC. There are a further two double bedrooms both with Art Nouveau fireplaces and a large family bathroom with a separate enclosed shower, bath, sink and WC. Each room from the first floor has commanding views of the countryside.The entrance to the property is gated with a large gravel driveway. The ultra wide-bay double garage is built using oak and has a mezzanine for storage. There is a separate timber framed stable with two stalls with a sheltered standing area.The immaculate grounds extend to approximately 3.08 acres in total. This includes a post and rail paddock and an extensive garden which is predominantly lawn. There are a wide variety of mature trees including several that came directly from Kew Gardens. These include a Deodar, Atlas Cedars, an Italian Alder, a London Plane, a Tulip Tree and many others. The property is surrounded by uninterrupted rural countryside.LocationThe house is situated in a tranquil rural position approximately 1 mile south of West Winterslow, adjoining the renowned Bentley Wood on one side and Blackmoor Copse on the other. Bentley Wood is a large nationally important nature reserve, a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) and is a haven for wildlife. It provides extensive riding, cycling and walking over approximately 2000 acres.The nearby village of Middle Winterslow has a primary school, shop, post office, church, village hall, local pub and doctors surgery.Grateley train station is approximately 12 minutes' drive, from where trains to London Waterloo take approximately 1 hour 14 minutes. The beautiful Cathedral city of Salisbury offers a wide selection of shops, restaurants, arts and recreational facilities. 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.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 Farleigh, Salisbury Cathedral School, Chafyn Grove and Godolphin, as well as Bishop Wordsworth and South Wilts Grammar school. All distances and travel times are approximate.Square Footage: 2,970 sq ft Acreage: 3.08 AcresDirectionsDIRECTIONS SP5 1RJDrive south through West Winterslow on Livery Road for approximately 0.8 of a mile. The house is on the right hand side. Additional InfoServiceMains water, electricity and drainage. Oil heated and gas bottles for the range. Fixtures and Fittings Please note that, unless specifically mentioned, all fixtures and fittings and garden ornaments are excluded from the sale.Outgoings The property is subject to Council Tax Band F ViewingsStrictly by appointment with sole agents Savills. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses/for-sale_i67889243
This handsome early 19th century Grade II listed renovated country property offers versatile accommodation throughout the main house and a self-contained attached annexe. Located in the Wiltshire countryside on the edge of the sought after village of Steeple Ashton, it sits within a delightfully private plot of about 1.24 acres and comes with a swimming pool and several outbuildings. With the main living quarters laid out over three floors and the annexe over two, this beautiful home comprises nine bedrooms in total, most with en suite bathrooms, newly fitted kitchens, and an excellent choice of recreation rooms. The current owners have made this their family home for the past seven years, carrying out considerable work, from renovating all roofs to an overhaul of the swimming pool, including the addition of a large summerhouse and an air-source heat pump. 'We loved the period of the house, which is vast in size but has a cosy feel in equal measure. It's made a fantastic family home and has been the perfect place to bring up our children and make amazing memories.' They add, 'the house is south facing and enjoys sun throughout the day with perfect sunrise and sunset views. All rooms have stunning views across the surrounding countryside.' While the living accommodation offers plenty of space for family life and hosting guests, outside is firmly focused around enjoying an outdoor lifestyle. 'The very large summerhouse and the pool are perfect on a hot summer's day however being heated means the pool has an extended season. The size of the garden, with its large lawn, enclosed children's section, and pond, is the perfect place for entertaining and outside activities.''The rooms are all extremely spacious and grand with tall ceilings but equally they feel warm and inviting.''The size and layout of the house provides a great space for entertaining while simultaneously giving everyone inviting places to retreat to.' 'Steeple Ashton has a great community feel with a shop and a good pub within easy walking distance being just out the village however affords a great level of privacy and tranquility. 'The area has good options for education, including "outstanding" Ofsted rated primary school in Great Cheverill.''Our family has grown up now, so it's time to let another family enjoy this amazing house.' Additional InformationPostcode: BA14 6HPLocal Authority: Wiltshire. Council Tax Band: HServices: Mains electric and water. Private drainage. Oil central heating.Tenure: FreeholdListed: Grade IIEPC: EBroadband: Please see - checker.ofcom.org.uk/en-gb/broadband-coverageMobile Phone Coverage: Please see - checker.ofcom.org.uk/en-gb/mobile-coverageStamp Duty Payable: Please see - gov.uk/stamp-duty-land-tax/residential-property-rates For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_wiltshire-r742134/for-sale_i71252221
Preston Barn The accommodation is of truly fabulous proportions with a cavernous feeling of space on various levels. With a wealth of exposed timbers, high ceilings, exposed brickwork and a central fireplace. A viewing is essential to fully appreciate the potential offered by this unique country home. Outside there is a generous gravelled driveway and formal gardens adjacent to The Barn. There is additional land laid to grass with trees, running alongside the river and, in total, the plot is approaching 1.4 acres. The Coach House The ground floor offers predominantly open plan accommodation comprising entrance and cloakroom area, a kitchen/breakfast room with French windows leading to a paved terrace overlooking the garden and two well sized reception rooms with wonderful natural light from distinctive picture windows. On the first floor there are two double bedrooms with vaulted ceilings plus added under eaves storage and a separate shower room. Outside there is a shared driveway with parking for two vehicles and an enclosed garden with a paved terrace, grass and borders. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/rooms_1_wiltshire-r742134/for-sale_i71063525
Offered with no forward chain is this truly unique and imposing home constructed by and for a highly reputed local builder in 1992 displaying five bedrooms, supplemented by the most impressive two-bedroom self-contained annexe. The Oak House enjoys stunning, uninterrupted and far-reaching views over picturesque adjacent farmland providing a beautifully tranquil setting, yet is conveniently located in the heart of this popular village on the fringes of The New Forest National Park. Its elegant accommodation extends to an impressive 6,000 sq ft and enjoys a wealth of charming features including a 'Tower' which could be a perfect home office or hobby room. Three versatile reception rooms are supplemented by a conservatory. The adaptable accommodation also includes a self-contained annexe which can be accessed from the main house via the cavernous entrance hall. There are five bedrooms on the first floor, two of which feature en-suite shower rooms, with the principal bedroom featuring an en-suite dressing room and bathroom. The home is set within a plot approaching 1/2 an acre of landscaped gardens arranged into distinct areas, with a courtyard garden, rolling formal lawns studded with trees and well-maintained, complemented by a host of attractive outbuildings, including an office and a detached double garage converted into an office with two cloakrooms.House Council Tax Band - GAnnexe Council Tax Band - C * Under the 1979 Estate Agents Act we are required to declare that the vendor of the property is associated with Charters.Downton is a thriving large village lying 6 miles to the south of Salisbury, within the Avon Valley, close to the northern border of The New Forest. The village has a long and distinguished history as far back as the Iron Age with the 18th century Moot as a landmark. With a village centre offering a small selection of shops and pubs, historic church, one of the main village events is the annual Cuckoo Fair, an evolution of the tradition of heralding the onset of fairer weather with the arrival of the cuckoo. One important element of village life is the Downton C of E Primary School, rated as Outstanding by Ofsted. The cathedral city of Salisbury, has mainline rail services to London Waterloo and a comprehensive range of facilities including shops, schools, college and cultural amenities, the renowned Salisbury Playhouse and cathedral. Nearby Fordingbridge is a smaller country town with day to day facilities, in a charming setting on the banks of the River Avon. The New Forest National Park is a wildlife haven with wonderful outdoor pursuits which stretches as far as the Solent at its southern extremity. There are good road links with 2 important regional centres at Southampton, with its International Airport and Bournemouth/Poole. The M27 and its connection with Winchester via the M3 is found about 10 miles away, which links with all of the main south coast locations. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_salisbury-d196678/for-sale_i70096172
A front lobby leads into the ground floor rooms dominated by a triple aspect statement kitchen/dining room. With a comprehensive range of integrated appliances within quality cabinets, there is ample room for seating with bi-fold doors leading out to the garden terrace. To the opposite end of this room are two bedrooms, one with an en-suite and a further shower room. The western wing comprises an impressive, beamed drawing room with flagstone floor and open fireplace. A latch door leads to a family/games room with an exposed brick fireplace and wood floor. From here a second staircase ascends to the first floor however the primary staircase leads from the kitchen. The two main bedrooms have an en-suite bathroom and shower room, with a connecting walk through to a dressing area and a shower room leading to the second wing of two further bedrooms. This house has its own grounds with terracing and ample parking on a gravelled drive with gated access. Beyond lies the separate detached annexe. In need of some finishing off work, this delightful cottage features many exposed beams and structural woodwork. With an open plan first floor comprising; reception room with a wood burner and a full depth window to the south. The well-appointed kitchen/dining room has modern fittings and integrated appliances. The ground floor hall leads to two bedrooms with a shower room and potential to create a dressing room to one with a bathroom serving the other. There is potential to extend this dwelling subject to permissions.OutsideThe land is a combination of open grazing within fenced and hedged boundaries with a field shelter. A gravel drive leads to each dwelling via gates. There is ample parking for numerous vehicles on site with formal gardens to the holiday cottage including a flagstone terrace and canopy for alfresco entertaining. A variety of mature foliage screens the surrounds adding to the appeal of this semi-rural setting. A further gated access lies to the northern boundary for the paddocks.SituationBaldham is a small hamlet on the outskirts of Seend with the Semington Brook running through it. The highly sought after village of Seend has a thriving community and is well known for its many fine period buildings which extend along the High Street. It provides a wide range of amenities including a local store/post office, a church, primary school, playing field, village hall and community centre. Many families enjoy the plethora of schools available in both Bath and Marlborough each within 15 to 20 miles drive.Additional InformationServices: Mains connected electricity and water. Each property has independent drainage. Oil fired heating to Thatched Cottage with an electric heating system in the Annexe. Council Tax: Thatched Cottage under business rates. The Annexe Band A. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_seend-d560220/for-sale_i70285276
Location Totney House is located in a tranquil and private position on the edge of the picturesque hamlet of Kingsdown, situated between the historic town of Corsham and the city of Bath. The villages of Box and Corsham provide a good selection of day to day amenities; Kingsdown Golf Club and The Swan Inn are both close by.High speed rail links are available from Bath Spa and Chippenham stations at a journey time from 75 minutes. The property is well placed for commuting with easy access to J17 and J18 of the M4. There are good primary school in nearby Box; in addition to an excellent selection of both state and private schools in Bath.Totney House is an outstanding example of an Arts and Crafts home in the most idyllic setting with one of the finest panoramic views towards Bath and beyond. It is a unique, enchanting family home with versatile and characterful accommodation arranged over four floors.DescriptionThe property was built in 1932 using the highest quality materials by skilled craftsman with close attention to detail; and it has only had three owners during this time.On the ground floor from the entrance hall there are two large reception rooms both with curved windows and glass patio doors, two York Minster fireplaces with wood burning stoves, beautiful solid wood floors and handmade, unique wooden doors and door furniture. From here is the well-equipped kitchen/breakfast room with an oil fired AGA, and a cloakroom.The lower ground floor is at garden level, accessed via an oak spiral staircase, there is a study/office, Amdega conservatory, utility room/summer kitchen (with its own stable door entrance) and a cloakroom.The upper floors are accessed by a wide oak staircase, on the first floor is the principal bedroom with en suite shower room, a double bedroom with en suite bathroom and a mezzanine area which is perfect for storage or to provide a fun additional sleeping/play space for children, a further large double bedroom with twin aspect views and a single bedroom.On the second floor is a single bedroom which has been cleverly designed into the former attic of this most unusual dwelling. All bedrooms benefit from craftsmen made, built in wardrobes allowing for ample hanging a shelving space. There is also a spacious family bathroom on the first floor.ExternallyThe property is approached onto a private sweeping driveway, where there is parking for a few vehicles in addition to the double garage with carport, and a large secondary carport suitable for a caravan or boat positioned on the right hand side of the entrance. There is a large fully insulated room above the double garage with carport, that could be used for a variety of purposes such as a games room, studio, office or it could be converted to an annexe, subject to obtaining the necessary consents. There are also four sheds (one of which is used as a workshop and features power and lighting) and a greenhouse.The southerly facing mature grounds are a superb feature, comprising gentle sloping lawns with an array of shrubs, plants and trees. There are also perfectly positioned terraces where you can enjoy the unspoilt rural views across the surrounding countryside.General InformationWiltshire Council. Council Tax and G.Freehold tenure.Mains water, electricity and drainage. Oil fired central heating, with a highly efficient external boiler and external double skinned oil tank (both approximately 4 years old).EPC Rating: E For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_kingsdown-d544625/for-sale_i69121928
A fabulous opportunity to acquire an iconic four bedroom residence in the heart of the historicSalisbury Cathedral Close. Facing directly onto the cathedral and its surrounding green space,this exceptional setting is arguably one of the most desirable addresses in the UK.This Grade II* Listed property forms part of the Deanery, constructed in the 17th century and altered in the 1800's. As part of the attractive terrace, many of the building's character features remain, including cornices, dormer casements and an imposing entrance with a rectangular fanlight and pediment. Internally the property is Deceptively spacious and light, extending to almost 2100 square feet with high ceilings and generously proportioned rooms. Many of the rooms have direct views onto the cathedral, with tall sash windows to frame the view. Though modernised internally, many period features have been incorporated into the modern decor, including exposed timber beams and wood parquet flooring. A particular highlight is the attractive kitchen, which is well fitted with cream painted units and integrated appliances.The property is accessed via an entrance hall, which has an imposing decorative arch and a lovely wooden staircase leading to the first floor. The ground floor accommodation comprises a sitting room, separate dining room, kitchen with utility area, cloakroom and internal access to the garage. On the first floor there are four bedrooms, all of a good size with two particularly generous bedrooms at the front overlooking the cathedral. There is an en-suite shower room to the mainbedroom plus a separate family bathroom shared by the additional bedrooms.OutsideThe property is a rarity in The Close in that it has an integral single garage, with a parking space to the front, along with a reserved parking space. To the rear is a low maintenance courtyard garden laid to paving and enclosed by a high brick wall. There are raised borders, climbing plants and flowerbeds which provide colour in the summer months.SituationSituated in Salisbury's renowned Cathedral Close. 7a The Close enjoys possibly some of the best direct westerly views of Salisbury Cathedral and is a short walk from the centre of Salisbury. Occupying an enviable position in this highly regarded location, the property affords easy access to the centre of Salisbury, a popular medieval city with an excellent range of cultural, leisure and shopping facilities. There are rail services into London Waterloo from Salisbury with a journey time of approximately 86 minutes. Southampton Airport (24 miles) offers daily flights to a number of national and international destinations. The property is also within a prime position to reach both Bishops & South Wilts Grammar Schools, and an array of schools in the independent sector including Salisbury Cathedral School, Chafyn Grove, Godolphin and Godolphin Preparatory School. Salisbury itself is surrounded by picturesque countryside, popular for many outdoor pursuits including golf at South Wilts, High Post & Hamptworth, and an abundance of options for fine walking and riding, as well as the New Forest National Park. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_salisbury-d196678/for-sale_i67880295
DescriptionSeven Wells House is an impressive country house, constructed of cavity red brick elevations under a tiled roof offering spacious and flexible accommodation over two floors. The property is tastefully presented throughout, with light rooms enjoying a southerly aspect and views over its own land and to the Pewsey Vale beyond. The ground floor accommodation enjoys a lovely flow to it and of particular note is the large kitchen/breakfast room with an Aga, a good range of wall and fitted units and useful pantry cupboard. It really is the hub of the house and offers the ideal place for entertaining or family meals. The generous reception room has a real warmth to it and is centred around the fireplace with wood burning stove. The conservatory provides the perfect place for a kids playroom and has double doors leading to the terrace. There is a downstairs cloakroom located off the main hall. The eastern end of the house has been remodelled by the current owners and boasts a bootroom, utility room with kitchenette and a separate study. The double bedroom downstairs boasts plenty of built-in cupboards and an ensuite bathroom with separate shower. Should there be the need for a self-contained annex, the eastern end of the house (on its own council tax) provides this.On the first floor there are four double bedrooms, all of which are accessed off the wide, bright landing. The largest of these bedrooms has an ensuite shower room and the three further double bedrooms are served by the well-appointed family bathroom. The current owners have drawn up plans, and had planning permission (PL/2022/07494) approved for a spectacular and sizeable 2.5-storey extension to the eastern elevation and further ground floor extension.OutsideApproached via a five bar gate, the driveway sweeps around to take you up the stables and could be continued to the rear of the house, where there is further courtyard parking for numerous vehicles. There is a separate access point to this parking area. The extensive gardens are a particular feature comprising mainly lawns, with herbaceous borders, an orchard and greenhouse and from here you can enjoys great views over the Pewsey Vale.There are eight timber stables with hard standing, power and water, and lapsed planning (E/10/1250/FUL) for an American barn, horse walker, 60 x 20 arena and storage barn. The land extends to approximately 8.28 acres of free draining land, fully enclosed with post and rail fencing and with two field shelters. Agents note: This property is subject to the terms of an Overage Agreement granted for a period of 50 years from 13th June 2003 under which overage is payable should planning permission be implemented for the construction of any separate dwelling on the land, other than the existing dwelling, or if the property is sold with the benefit of such planning permission. The overage does not apply to any planning permission authorising the replacement of the existing dwelling or any alterations and extensions to the existing building such as (but not limited to) sheds, garages, greenhouses, tennis courts, swimming pools, hard-standings, fuel tanks, accommodation and schooling areas for horses and other animals and manages.SituationSeven Wells House is set in the charming hamlet of Manningford Abbots, in the heart of the Pewsey Vale. The Vale is characterised by rolling countryside and unspoilt downland, which is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It lies conveniently close to Pewsey and the market town of Marlborough, which between them provide a wide range of shops, services and leisure facilities. The larger regional centres of Bath, Salisbury and Newbury provide a more comprehensive range of amenities. Mainline stations at Pewsey and Hungerford provide a good service to London Paddington. There is an abundance of good local schools, with Woodborough Primary School, St. Francis and for senior schooling there is Pewsey Vale, St John's, Marlborough College, St Mary's Calne and Dauntsey's School close by.Services and Material Information- Freehold- Mains water, private drainage. Oil fired central heating.- Council tax band: Main House - G- Council Tax band: Annex - A- Energy efficiency rating: E- Broadband and mobile coverage. Please refer to Ofcome website for further details.- Flood Risk - very low risk For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_pewsey-d197654/for-sale_i71261216
DESCRIPTIONEnjoying fantastic far reaching rural views towards the Cherhill Monument, The Gables is a substantial detached family home on a select road within the village of Broad Hinton.The property has a lovely flow throughout with good ceiling height and generously proportioned reception rooms which offer wonderfully flexible family living accommodation. The expansive triple aspect living room, with fireplace and wood burning stove, has double doors leading to the garden.The dining room is located on the other side of the entrance hall which, in turn, flows through to the bespoke kitchen/breakfast room. The kitchen is fitted with a wonderful array of fitted units and offers the perfect space to entertain or enjoy family meals. All of the main reception rooms have the added benefit of stunning views across the countryside to the front. There is a further reception room located off the kitchen which the current owners use as a gym. This space could though be utilised as another sitting room or as a family room / playroom. The ground floor accommodation is completed by the study, utility room and downstairs cloakroom. As you reach the first floor, you are met with a large landing off which all the rooms are accessed. The principal bedroom is of generous proportions and leads through to the dressing room and ensuite bathroom beyond, which is fitted with quality sanitaryware. The two main guest bedrooms enjoy ensuite bath and shower rooms respectively and the remaining three bedrooms are served by the well-appointed family bathroom.There is also a fully insulated and carpeted loft space accessed via a pull-down ladder, which offers excellent additional storage space. OUTSIDEApproached via a driveway there is a detached triple garage and ample driveway parking. The front garden is laid to lawn and has mature shrub, tree and flower borders. From the front of the property you really can fully appreciate the wonderful setting and enjoy the uninterrupted countryside views towards the Cherhill Monument. The rear garden is fully laid to lawn and has been designed by the current owners to have points of interest including the lower section for enjoying an afternoon in the sunshine and the wooded area with bark laid paths winding in between the trees. The garden has an array of flower, shrub and tree borders and is fitted with lighting so can be enjoyed at all times of the day.SITUATIONThe Gables is situated off a private driveway on the very edge of Broad Hinton overlooking open farmland. It is a few minutes walk from the centre of this desirable village providing good local amenities including a pub, Italian restaurant, village hall and church. It is well placed strategically for the regional centres of Marlborough, Swindon and Newbury. The hugely popular market town of Marlborough is nearby offering a range of boutique shops, cafes, restaurants and pubs whilst Swindon has a fast rail link for Paddington, about 55 minutes. M4 junctions 15 and 16 are readily accessible. The village is situated about 4 miles north of the World Heritage Site of Avebury within the North Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The surrounding countryside is ideal for riding, cycling and walking. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_wiltshire-r742134/for-sale_i68139358
The small Wiltshire village of Burton, nestled in the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty a couple of miles northwest of Castle Combe, serves as the picturesque setting for this beautifully presented substantial Grade II listed home. Originally a coaching inn dating back to the 16th century and operating as a pub until 2000, the property's sympathetic restoration has transformed it into a comfortable modern dwelling arranged over three floors. Set within a generous plot that includes a large garden, double garaging, and gated parking for several cars, this residence features five bedrooms four of which are en suite providing ample space for all. The owners describe The Old Plume as 'spacious yet unassuming, exuding a wealth of character yet feeling luxuriously modern'. Ensuring the house is up-to-date, comfortable, and fully functional, recent updates include new ensuite bathrooms, fitted furniture and storage in the bedrooms and home office, automatic garage doors, and a full decoration. A home perfect for filling with friends and family, it boasts a large kitchen, a cosy sitting room, and a dining room able to accommodate large numbers. 'We love that the kitchen is big enough for simultaneous cooking and socialising without anyone being in each other's way,' say the owners. Outside, the garden offers a variety of distinct areas, catering to different preferences and activities. From the patio to the tranquil middle Mediterranean terrace, and further on to the vegetable patch and flower beds, the garden presents a diverse array of spaces. There's even a top field where one can enjoy a friendly game of football or a camp out. Additionally, its rural location doesn't compromise access to civilisation, as it's just a five-minute drive from Junction 18 of the M4, providing convenient connections to the M5, Wales, Bath, Bristol, Chippenham, and all the attractions of the Cotswolds region.'We love how easy it is for everyone to spill out of the kitchen doors onto the sunny patio area and out into the garden.''The garden isn't overlooked by any other houses and backs onto fields that often have friendly horses grazing - these fields provide excellent blackberry picking while the garden has three apple trees.''Despite its central village location, both house and garden enjoy a great deal of space and privacy.''We have lovely neighbours who also run the village farm shop and The Old House at Home is a wonderful pub serving great food.'Additional Information:Postcode: SN14 7LPLocal Authority: WiltshireCouncil Tax Band: GServices: Mains drainage, water and electricity. Oil fired central heatingTenure: FreeholdListed: Grade IIEPC: TBCBroadband: Please see - checker.ofcom.org.uk/en-gb/broadband-coverageMobile Phone Coverage: Please see - checker.ofcom.org.uk/en-gb/mobile-coverageStamp Duty Payable: Please see - gov.uk/stamp-duty-land-tax/residential-property-rates For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_chippenham-d196355/for-sale_i69749635
Fine & Country are delighted to present Manor Farmhouse. A 4 bedroom Georgian farmhouse, with a 1 bedroom annexe, standing in approx. 4.5 acres. Within walking distance of the Seven Stars pub, Woodborough Garden Centre and Woodborough Primary School. Manor Farmhouse is a striking Georgian farmhouse with later additions which stands proudly in approx. 4.5 acres of grounds. The substantial and separate two-storey annexe would be ideal for extended family or guests. There are a host of charming features to Manor Farmhouse, and scope to modernise and improve, especially as the property is not listed. The wonderful, level grounds are divided into a large lawned garden and a separate paddock, which may be suitable for horses.Beechingstoke is a charming hamlet in the Pewsey Vale, part of the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Manor Farmhouse is within walking distance of Woodborough Garden Centre with shop and cafe, the local primary school and The Seven Stars public house. Accommodation Summary:Ground Floor:Later additions have enlarged this Georgian farmhouse to offer excellent reception spaces with a flexible layout, which could also be remodelled if required. The generous country-style kitchen has been fitted with a large aga and offers great views of the garden. There's a separate dining room and sitting room, as well as a more formal drawing room at the far end. The study and TV room are in a more modern extension and could be modified to a variety of uses. A pantry and downstairs cloakroom, which leads to a useful strong room with gun cabinet complete the ground floor.First Floor:There are 4 well-appointed double bedrooms, the main bedroom suite benefitting from a sizeable dressing room and ensuite bathroom with separate bath and shower. Bedroom 2 is also ensuite whilst the remaining 2 bedrooms share the main bathroom.Annexe:The spacious 1-bedroom annexe is arranged over 2 storeys, offering an excellent space for extended family, or guest accommodation. It has a generous kitchen, utility room and large sitting room with attractive beams and a brick fireplace. Upstairs is a double bedroom with very spacious landing area and bathroom.Outside:The gravelled driveway to the side of the house provides parking for several vehicles and a double car port allows covered parking in addition to 2 store rooms either side. The garden wraps around the main house and has been mainly laid to lawn, with mature trees and hedging and an attractive brick wall to the front. In addition to the garden, there is a large paddock which could be suitable for equestrian use. In all, the grounds are approx. 4.5 acres.Location:Beechingstoke is a small, rural hamlet situated in the delightful Pewsey Vale and is surrounded by farmland and countryside, offering the perfect rural idyll, with a mainline station to London Paddington at Pewsey within easy reach. Beechingstoke is one of three closely linked hamlets which, between them, benefit from a wonderful garden centre at Woodborough, The Seven Stars pub at Bottlesford, Woodborough CofE primary school and a church. Pewsey and Devizes are equidistant and provide more extensive local facilities, with Marlborough a short drive away.In addition to Woodborough Primary, there is an excellent independent prep school at St. Francis in Pewsey, Dauntsey's School and Marlborough College are also within easy reach. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_pewsey-d197654/for-sale_i68153686
Rurally set in the Wiltshire hamlet of Allington, within six acres of land, this stunning Cotswolds barn conversion strikes the perfect balance between country living and contemporary comfort.Featuring six bedrooms, two en suite, and versatile living space laid out over two floors, the modern rustic interior harmonises with the level land, comprising a paddock, small orchard, woodland, vegetable garden, pond, and easy-to-maintain gardens.Boasting ample space both inside and out, including generous parking and outbuildings, this striking home caters perfectly to the needs of a busy family or those who love entertaining guests. Converted from a hay barn, stables, and a poultry shed in the 2000s, this character property has undergone further updates and is impeccably maintained.With its well-designed layout, seamless flow, and ample space, Allington Hall offers remarkable flexibility and ease of movement from indoors to outdoors.Featuring a south-facing terrace and a variety of areas to enjoy either sunshine or shade, along with stunning rural views, the property exudes a secluded and private ambiance ideal for relaxation.The peaceful community of Allington enjoys a convenient location, just a short distance from both Chippenham and Corsham. Moreover, the vibrant city of Bath, renowned for its excellent shops, restaurants, theatre, and independent schools, is a mere twenty-five-minute drive away. With proximity to the M4 motorway and rail links to Bristol and London, additional convenience is assured. Furthermore, being situated in the South Cotswolds offers access to a plethora of beautiful places, from scenic walking routes to charming, picture-postcard villages.The surrounding area boasts convenient and easily accessible amenities, ranging from the Allington Farm shop located at the end of the lane to well-regarded local schools, including Heywood Prep School & Nursery in Corsham.For nature enthusiasts and those who enjoy outdoor and sporting pursuits, the area offers a wealth of opportunities. Local attractions such as the Badminton Horse Trials, Westonbirt, The National Arboretum, and Castle Combe Race Circuit provide ample entertainment and recreational options.Additional Information:Postcode: SN14 6LWLocal Authority: Wiltshire. Conservation area.Council Tax Band: GServices: Mains water and electricity. Oil fired central heating. Private drainage.Tenure: FreeholdListed: Grade IIEPC: DBroadband: Please see - checker.ofcom.org.uk/en-gb/broadband-coverageMobile Phone Coverage: Please see - checker.ofcom.org.uk/en-gb/mobile-coverageStamp Duty Payable: Please see - gov.uk/stamp-duty-land-tax/residential-property-rates For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_chippenham-d196355/for-sale_i70657382
Rurally set in the Wiltshire hamlet of Allington, within six acres of land, this stunning Cotswolds barn conversion strikes the perfect balance between country living and contemporary comfort.Featuring six bedrooms, two en suite, and versatile living space laid out over two floors, the modern rustic interior harmonises with the level land, comprising a paddock, small orchard, woodland, vegetable garden, pond, and easy-to-maintain gardens.Boasting ample space both inside and out, including generous parking and outbuildings, this striking home caters perfectly to the needs of a busy family or those who love entertaining guests. Converted from a hay barn, stables, and a poultry shed in the 2000s, this character property has undergone further updates and is impeccably maintained.With its well-designed layout, seamless flow, and ample space, Allington Hall offers remarkable flexibility and ease of movement from indoors to outdoors.Featuring a south-facing terrace and a variety of areas to enjoy either sunshine or shade, along with stunning rural views, the property exudes a secluded and private ambiance ideal for relaxation.The peaceful community of Allington enjoys a convenient location, just a short distance from both Chippenham and Corsham. Moreover, the vibrant city of Bath, renowned for its excellent shops, restaurants, theatre, and independent schools, is a mere twenty-five-minute drive away. With proximity to the M4 motorway and rail links to Bristol and London, additional convenience is assured. Furthermore, being situated in the South Cotswolds offers access to a plethora of beautiful places, from scenic walking routes to charming, picture-postcard villages.The surrounding area boasts convenient and easily accessible amenities, ranging from the Allington Farm shop located at the end of the lane to well-regarded local schools, including Heywood Prep School & Nursery in Corsham.For nature enthusiasts and those who enjoy outdoor and sporting pursuits, the area offers a wealth of opportunities. Local attractions such as the Badminton Horse Trials, Westonbirt, The National Arboretum, and Castle Combe Race Circuit provide ample entertainment and recreational options.Additional Information:Postcode: SN14 6LWLocal Authority: Wiltshire. Conservation area.Council Tax Band: GServices: Mains water and electricity. Oil fired central heating. Private drainage.Tenure: FreeholdListed: Grade IIEPC: DBroadband: Please see - checker.ofcom.org.uk/en-gb/broadband-coverageMobile Phone Coverage: Please see - checker.ofcom.org.uk/en-gb/mobile-coverageStamp Duty Payable: Please see - gov.uk/stamp-duty-land-tax/residential-property-rates For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_chippenham-d196355/for-sale_i70647218
Upon entering the property, a spacious entrance hall sets the tone for the ambience of this fine home. The beautifully appointed main reception room has been thoughtfully zoned with the main living area at the back of the room with its pretty stone surround fireplace complete with wood burner along with double doors connecting this charming space with the beautiful gardens. The front end of the room has an additional fireplace along with bookshelves and a pretty bay window. The modern kitchen/dining room is flooded in natural light and has been beautifully designed with a range of floor and wall units sat below a polished granite worktop along with ample space for a dining table and chairs. Doors lead out to the rear garden a perfect place for outdoor entertaining. In addition to these wonderful spaces are a sun room leading off the kitchen, an additional reception room perfect for a dining room and a large utility room adds to the convenience of daily living. Ascending to the first floor, one discovers the sanctuary of the bedrooms. The principal bedroom, with its captivating glass wall overlooking the neighbouring countryside in addition to its superb en-suite bathroom, walk in wardrobe and dressing room epitomises luxury. Four further bedrooms, two of which feature en-suite bathrooms, ensure ample accommodation for family and guests. In addition to this is a versatile study area, or sixth bedroom and the well fitted family bathroom.OutsideAccessed via a five bar gate there is ample parking for a number of vehicles. There is a pretty stone outbuilding offering 900 sq ft of additional space. This has been divided into a storage room, a gym and an additional outbuilding which could be a superb space to work from home. The garden is mainly to the rear of the house and has been meticulously landscaped creating colour throughout the seasons and a serene retreat. The lawn has been maintained beautifully with a variety of borders planted with mature trees and plants. An additional brick built outbuilding is in the back garden. Pretty patio areas create a wonderful space for al-fresco dining and relaxing. Wrapping around the side garden is a charming wooded area and a delightful additional decked area overlooking neighbouring fields.SituationNorth Wraxall is a highly sought-after hamlet set amidst some of the most unspoilt and stunning countryside. The village of Marshfield, which is just over two miles away offers comprehensive village amenities, which include post office, newsagent, doctor's surgery, church, two public houses and a Primary School. It is within easy reach of the M4 motorway junctions 17 and 18 and Chippenham railway station to London Paddington. The Georgian city of Bath is some 10 miles away and enjoys some of the finest shopping and restaurants locally as well as excellent private schooling.Additional InformationServices: Mains water and electricity, oil fired central heating and private drainage. Council Tax Band F. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_wiltshire-d524449/for-sale_i71081997
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