House For Sale £1,400,000
Situation
Hazelbury Farm is situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the edge of the village of Baydon. The village of Baydon has a general store/post office, a church and a good primary school. It is also in the catchment area for St John’s Marlborough, an outstanding secondary school. The market towns of Marlborough and Hungerford with their various boutique shops, restaurants and coffee shops are 7 and 8 miles away respectively. Swindon is approximately 9 miles away and provides excellent rail links to London Paddington. Both junction 14 and 15 of the M4 are 9 and 6 miles away respectively.
Description
Hazelbury Farm is a substantial home set within 8 acres of grounds of brick elevations under a tiled roof relived by double glazed windows which was extended by the current owners and has been maintained to a high standard.
Hazelbury Farm is a fantastic family home offering generously proportioned reception areas including the main sitting room with bay window and Inglenook fireplace and a second reception room with another bay window and open fireplace with wood burner stove. The bespoke kitchen with granite worktops features a central kitchen island, as well as an Aga and separate oven. There is a utility room, study and boot room with downstairs cloakroom.
The impressive principal bedroom suite has a walk-in wardrobe and ensuite bathroom with a bath and separate shower. There are two further ensuite bedrooms and the other two bedrooms are served by the well-appointed family bathroom with feature window.
There is an annexe above the garage offering additional living accommodation complete with a kitchen/living room, bedroom and shower room.
Outside
The house is approached from the lane through a wooden gate leading to a gravel drive with parking for several vehicles. There is a brick-built triple garage with annexe above offering additional living accommodation. The garden surrounds the house and is mainly laid to lawn with two large terrace areas, a number of mature trees and a small vegetable garden with raised beds enclosed by beech hedging, all overlooking the rural countryside beyond. The land extends to approximately 8.66 acres and lies to the north and west of the house. There are a range of barns and stables which have their own access from the lane.
Hazelbury Farm is situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the edge of the village of Baydon. The village of Baydon has a general store/post office, a church and a good primary school. It is also in the catchment area for St John’s Marlborough, an outstanding secondary school. The market towns of Marlborough and Hungerford with their various boutique shops, restaurants and coffee shops are 7 and 8 miles away respectively. Swindon is approximately 9 miles away and provides excellent rail links to London Paddington. Both junction 14 and 15 of the M4 are 9 and 6 miles away respectively.
Description
Hazelbury Farm is a substantial home set within 8 acres of grounds of brick elevations under a tiled roof relived by double glazed windows which was extended by the current owners and has been maintained to a high standard.
Hazelbury Farm is a fantastic family home offering generously proportioned reception areas including the main sitting room with bay window and Inglenook fireplace and a second reception room with another bay window and open fireplace with wood burner stove. The bespoke kitchen with granite worktops features a central kitchen island, as well as an Aga and separate oven. There is a utility room, study and boot room with downstairs cloakroom.
The impressive principal bedroom suite has a walk-in wardrobe and ensuite bathroom with a bath and separate shower. There are two further ensuite bedrooms and the other two bedrooms are served by the well-appointed family bathroom with feature window.
There is an annexe above the garage offering additional living accommodation complete with a kitchen/living room, bedroom and shower room.
Outside
The house is approached from the lane through a wooden gate leading to a gravel drive with parking for several vehicles. There is a brick-built triple garage with annexe above offering additional living accommodation. The garden surrounds the house and is mainly laid to lawn with two large terrace areas, a number of mature trees and a small vegetable garden with raised beds enclosed by beech hedging, all overlooking the rural countryside beyond. The land extends to approximately 8.66 acres and lies to the north and west of the house. There are a range of barns and stables which have their own access from the lane.
