This Grade II Listed home has been created from a former 1834 chapel and 1901 Sunday school. With sensitive and imaginative attention to detail and high quality of work, the property now makes a comfortable and versatile family home. Entered through a small lobby there are openings to the wonderful kitchen breakfast dining/family room that is really the ‘hub’ of the house and leads into a superb Green Oak framed garden room with glazed, vaulted ceiling. Fitted with a comprehensive range of sleek cabinets under granite tops and an oak island unit. There is an Aga and a conventional range with a butler sink below the front windows with views beyond. Limestone tiled floors with under floor heating continue through this area with a utility and cloakroom in one corner. A formal dining room also looks out to the front and opens to a spectacular hall with 17’ ceiling which in turn leads to a double aspect sitting room. With a feature fireplace, panelled walls and oak floor this is a comfortable room for relaxing. The first floor is divided from a bifurcated staircase, to one side is a principal, double aspect bedroom with 10' ceiling, oak floor and luxury tiled ensuite with a roll top bath and walk in shower to the rear. The guest wing comprises four further bedrooms and a family bathroom which includes a bath and shower cubicle.
Situation
Located on the outskirts of this picturesque village within the Main Street, there are open rural views to the front and rear. Keevil is lucky enough to have a well regarded primary school in addition to a church. Rail links are found at either Chippenham, Trowbridge or Westbury. The Georgian City of Bath (approximately 14 miles) boasts a wide range of amenities, sports and recreational interests. Being a World Heritage City the facilities are some of the best on offer outside of London and add to the appeal of the setting which contrasts with fabulous rural walks through the surrounding Wiltshire countryside.
Outside
The formal facade is attractively planted with grassed bank, railings and stone steps to the front door. A gated access with gravel drive leads to a large area for parking at the rear. A lovely landscaped terrace area to the rear of the garden room is ideal for alfresco dining. Beyond are lawns with perimeter flower and shrub beds with a selection of trees which border open grazing land. In all the grounds measure 0.69 acre with a variety of sheds and storage for garden essentials.
Additional Information
Council Tax: Band F
Services: All mains connected other than Oil Fired Heating & lpg for cooking.
Enhanced Period Features
Rural Setting
Contemporary Decor
Quality Presentation
Extensive Grounds
Ample Parking
Virtual Tour Available
