House For Sale £899,995
An elegant, handsome detached Victorian house which offers a traditional layout with a stylish modern heritage colour scheme and ample space to accommodate all the family. Beyond the attractive canopied porch lies an array of well proportioned rooms with tall ceilings and ceiling cornicing combined with exposed timbers and ornate fireplaces. The family room welcomes you into the house and enjoys a bay window with garden views, wood burning stove, stairs to the first floor and cellar, with access to all the principle reception rooms. There is a useful study to the side as well. The main sitting room is dual aspect with an open fireplace and a bay window overlooking the garden. The playroom is versatile and could make a wonderful study for those wanting to work from home. The dual aspect dining room provides space for a good sized table and benefits from an open fireplace with ornate hand carved surround and exposed timber floorboards. The kitchen/breakfast room sits to the rear of the house and is fitted with an array of shaker style cupboards with integral appliances, an aga, granite worktops and offers plenty of room for a table. The adjoining boot room and cloak room complete the ground floor. The lower ground floor has been converted into a superb laundry room with space and plumbing for white goods,
further storage, a wine cellar and a wet room with shower. On the first floor there are four wonderful bedrooms with the front two having garden views and cast iron Victorian fireplaces. The family bathroom offers a freestanding claw foot bath, high level cistern toilet and hand washbasin all reminiscent of this popular era. All of these superb features combined with the outside space and outbuildings make this a perfect country home.<br/><br/><b>Outside</b><br/><br/>This elegant mid nineteenth century house is approached via a sweeping drive from Farriers Field, which leads up to the side of the property where there is an open barn garage and further parking to the rear. The garden lies to the front with a southerly aspect and hedgerows and fencing providing privacy. It is mainly laid to lawn with a number of mature trees and a paved sun terrace which adjoins the front, perfect for outdoor dining and sitting. To the side there is an enclosed, sheltered gravelled area to relax in. Within the grounds a barn is currently used for storage but provides further opportunity to create additional accommodation subjects to the usual consents.<br/><br/><b>Situation</b><br/><br/>Upavon is an unspoilt and sought after village in the heart of the Pewsey Vale and sits within a conservation area. The village provides good local amenities including a shop and Post Office, public houses, a doctor’s surgery and a golf course. The small market town of Pewsey is about 4 miles to the north providing a wider range of shops and amenities together with a railway station with services to London Paddington (about 65 minutes). The old market town of Marlborough (about 10 miles), the city of Salisbury (about 16 miles) and the commercial centre of Andover (about 15 miles) are within easy striking distance. The M4 motorway lies to the north with the A303 (M3) to the south. There are good local schools including Dauntsey’s (West Lavington, 8 miles) and St. Mary’s (Calne, 9 miles).
further storage, a wine cellar and a wet room with shower. On the first floor there are four wonderful bedrooms with the front two having garden views and cast iron Victorian fireplaces. The family bathroom offers a freestanding claw foot bath, high level cistern toilet and hand washbasin all reminiscent of this popular era. All of these superb features combined with the outside space and outbuildings make this a perfect country home.<br/><br/><b>Outside</b><br/><br/>This elegant mid nineteenth century house is approached via a sweeping drive from Farriers Field, which leads up to the side of the property where there is an open barn garage and further parking to the rear. The garden lies to the front with a southerly aspect and hedgerows and fencing providing privacy. It is mainly laid to lawn with a number of mature trees and a paved sun terrace which adjoins the front, perfect for outdoor dining and sitting. To the side there is an enclosed, sheltered gravelled area to relax in. Within the grounds a barn is currently used for storage but provides further opportunity to create additional accommodation subjects to the usual consents.<br/><br/><b>Situation</b><br/><br/>Upavon is an unspoilt and sought after village in the heart of the Pewsey Vale and sits within a conservation area. The village provides good local amenities including a shop and Post Office, public houses, a doctor’s surgery and a golf course. The small market town of Pewsey is about 4 miles to the north providing a wider range of shops and amenities together with a railway station with services to London Paddington (about 65 minutes). The old market town of Marlborough (about 10 miles), the city of Salisbury (about 16 miles) and the commercial centre of Andover (about 15 miles) are within easy striking distance. The M4 motorway lies to the north with the A303 (M3) to the south. There are good local schools including Dauntsey’s (West Lavington, 8 miles) and St. Mary’s (Calne, 9 miles).
