House For Sale £875,000
The House:
Pendle Cottage is a stone-built property dating from circa 1748 and thought to be formed from two small cottages with later additions. It is nestled in a peaceful countryside location where wildlife abounds on a quiet 'no through lane'. The cottage is full of character and contains many period features including fireplaces and beams. The main entrance is to the side where there is a recently fitted kitchen. The dining room is off and features a characterful arch window to the front of the house and a deep chimney breast. The sitting room is also to the front and is a good size with original beam. There is a stone fire surround fitted with wood burning stove. To the side is a versatile garden room that enjoys a double aspect and double doors to the outside. Off the kitchen is a lobby that also has access to the garden and is a useful utility area with under stairs storage and a walk in larder. Upstairs to the first floor there are four bedrooms that all enjoy beautiful countryside views. One benefits from an en suite shower room and there is also a modern family bathroom.
Spire View is a holiday cottage that has been converted from a detached garage. Upstairs is a generous sitting/dining room enjoying the lovely views to all aspects. Downstairs there are two double bedrooms, one with en suite facilities, an additional shower room and a galley kitchen. There is a private terrace and parking.
Gardens and Grounds:
To the side of the house is a gravelled drive providing ample parking for several vehicles. There are lawned areas and patios and adjacent to the annexe is a swimming pool, approximately 12'x24', with pool house. There is also a good sized wildflower meadow that provides a haven for wildlife and an idyllic spot to sit and enjoy the views of surrounding countryside.
The cottage enjoys a beautiful countryside location in a small hamlet close to idyllic Lacock in rural Wiltshire. Now owned and managed by the National Trust, Lacock dates from the 13th century and has been beautifully preserved. With picturesque streets and historic buildings, the village has been a popular TV and film location featuring in Harry Potter and Downton Abbey. There are various shops and pubs in the village, while a more comprehensive range of amenities are available in Chippenham (approx 3 miles) these include schools, a leisure centre and shopping facilities along with a mainline rail service to London Paddington.
Pendle Cottage is a stone-built property dating from circa 1748 and thought to be formed from two small cottages with later additions. It is nestled in a peaceful countryside location where wildlife abounds on a quiet 'no through lane'. The cottage is full of character and contains many period features including fireplaces and beams. The main entrance is to the side where there is a recently fitted kitchen. The dining room is off and features a characterful arch window to the front of the house and a deep chimney breast. The sitting room is also to the front and is a good size with original beam. There is a stone fire surround fitted with wood burning stove. To the side is a versatile garden room that enjoys a double aspect and double doors to the outside. Off the kitchen is a lobby that also has access to the garden and is a useful utility area with under stairs storage and a walk in larder. Upstairs to the first floor there are four bedrooms that all enjoy beautiful countryside views. One benefits from an en suite shower room and there is also a modern family bathroom.
Spire View is a holiday cottage that has been converted from a detached garage. Upstairs is a generous sitting/dining room enjoying the lovely views to all aspects. Downstairs there are two double bedrooms, one with en suite facilities, an additional shower room and a galley kitchen. There is a private terrace and parking.
Gardens and Grounds:
To the side of the house is a gravelled drive providing ample parking for several vehicles. There are lawned areas and patios and adjacent to the annexe is a swimming pool, approximately 12'x24', with pool house. There is also a good sized wildflower meadow that provides a haven for wildlife and an idyllic spot to sit and enjoy the views of surrounding countryside.
The cottage enjoys a beautiful countryside location in a small hamlet close to idyllic Lacock in rural Wiltshire. Now owned and managed by the National Trust, Lacock dates from the 13th century and has been beautifully preserved. With picturesque streets and historic buildings, the village has been a popular TV and film location featuring in Harry Potter and Downton Abbey. There are various shops and pubs in the village, while a more comprehensive range of amenities are available in Chippenham (approx 3 miles) these include schools, a leisure centre and shopping facilities along with a mainline rail service to London Paddington.