House For Sale £1,650,000
Brunton Farmhouse is a fine Grade II listed
village house thought to date back to c1820
prominently positioned at the edge of the
hamlet of Brunton in an area of designated
natural beauty facing open countryside. The
house has an enviable layout with light and
well proportioned rooms, high ceilings, sash
windows and some original shutters. There is
a large family kitchen facing south and west
with a four door aga and original flagstone
floor looking accross the meadows from the
front of the house. An elegant drawing room
which is bathed in natural light from both the
characteristic Venetian shaped window and
french windows along with an attractive open
fireplace. There is also a charming family sitting
room with a bay window which fills the room
with light and also benefits from an open
fireplace. The garden room/office/dining room
is a light sunny, versatile room fully adaptable
for multiple uses and has new parquet floor
under the carpet, with a french window leading
out to the garden. A pretty and elegant period
staircase leads up to the first floor where there
are four double bedrooms, two of which are
ensuite, a further family bathroom and a WC on
the landing.<br /><br />Brunton Farmhouse is on the edge of the
pretty hamlet of Brunton on a no through road,
near to Collingbourne Kingston surrounded
by rolling farmland. The area offers fabulous
walking and sporting opportunities, including
fishing on the Kennet, riding, shooting and
three golf courses. There is a village shop close
by at Collingbourne Ducis, and a farm shop at
Milton Lilbourne. Marlbourgh, Hungerford and
Andover all have excellent shopping facilities,
there is a choice of highly regarded schools in
the area Farleigh House, St Francis, Marlborough
College and St Johns in Marlborough and also a
popular primary school in Collingbourne Ducis.
Communications in the area are excellent with
direct trains from Pewsey and Great Bedwyn
into London Paddington and from Andover
into London Waterloo, and the property is
equidistant to the A303/M3 and M4 (J14).<br /><br />There is an attractive coach house building
which has the potential for conversion to a
range of uses depending on an incoming buyer's
requirements, subject to all necessary planning
permissions. Interested parties are requested to
make their own enquiries of the local planning
authority. Currently the coach house is used for
garaging and storage.
The walled gardens have pleached hornbeam
and a well stocked herbaceous border. Climbing
roses cover the house in the summer months.
There is a south facing terrace for relaxing and
entertaining along with open areas of lawn
that are interspersed with mature trees. There
is plenty of parking to the rear of the house
adjacent to the coach house and garages.
village house thought to date back to c1820
prominently positioned at the edge of the
hamlet of Brunton in an area of designated
natural beauty facing open countryside. The
house has an enviable layout with light and
well proportioned rooms, high ceilings, sash
windows and some original shutters. There is
a large family kitchen facing south and west
with a four door aga and original flagstone
floor looking accross the meadows from the
front of the house. An elegant drawing room
which is bathed in natural light from both the
characteristic Venetian shaped window and
french windows along with an attractive open
fireplace. There is also a charming family sitting
room with a bay window which fills the room
with light and also benefits from an open
fireplace. The garden room/office/dining room
is a light sunny, versatile room fully adaptable
for multiple uses and has new parquet floor
under the carpet, with a french window leading
out to the garden. A pretty and elegant period
staircase leads up to the first floor where there
are four double bedrooms, two of which are
ensuite, a further family bathroom and a WC on
the landing.<br /><br />Brunton Farmhouse is on the edge of the
pretty hamlet of Brunton on a no through road,
near to Collingbourne Kingston surrounded
by rolling farmland. The area offers fabulous
walking and sporting opportunities, including
fishing on the Kennet, riding, shooting and
three golf courses. There is a village shop close
by at Collingbourne Ducis, and a farm shop at
Milton Lilbourne. Marlbourgh, Hungerford and
Andover all have excellent shopping facilities,
there is a choice of highly regarded schools in
the area Farleigh House, St Francis, Marlborough
College and St Johns in Marlborough and also a
popular primary school in Collingbourne Ducis.
Communications in the area are excellent with
direct trains from Pewsey and Great Bedwyn
into London Paddington and from Andover
into London Waterloo, and the property is
equidistant to the A303/M3 and M4 (J14).<br /><br />There is an attractive coach house building
which has the potential for conversion to a
range of uses depending on an incoming buyer's
requirements, subject to all necessary planning
permissions. Interested parties are requested to
make their own enquiries of the local planning
authority. Currently the coach house is used for
garaging and storage.
The walled gardens have pleached hornbeam
and a well stocked herbaceous border. Climbing
roses cover the house in the summer months.
There is a south facing terrace for relaxing and
entertaining along with open areas of lawn
that are interspersed with mature trees. There
is plenty of parking to the rear of the house
adjacent to the coach house and garages.
