House For Sale £2,950,000
Dating back to 1630, this magnificent Grade II listed Manor House has been beautifully and sympathetically restored by the renowned Stonewood Builders. It is south facing, set back from the road and is built of traditional Cotswold Bath stone with a stone tiled roof. The scale of the restoration, the charming design features and attention to detail is striking
throughout. The property also offers excellent opportunities for multi-generation living with superb self-contained guest accommodation and the ability to work from home.
The main entrance is through a handsome porch into the drawing room. This impressive room has outstanding oak panelling, original stone mullion windows, shutters, attractive window seats, wooden floors and an exceptional fireplace with a wood burner. From the drawing room it leads into a generous, contemporary and well-equipped family kitchen. This includes an induction hob and oven, corion worktops, original wooden floors and another remarkable stone fireplace with wood burner. There is ample space for dining, excellent storage and numerous high quality fittings. It is has a fresh and modern feel, yet retains exquisite historical features.
On the ground floor at the rear of the house, there is a spacious utility room, WC and a beautifully designed garden room which was completed in 2014. It is excellent flexible space and which provides direct access into the stunning mature gardens. The basement, which is designed for a family room/playroom is fully tanked and also benefits from wooden floors, underfloor heating, good ceiling heights and storage.
A handsome original stone and wood spiral staircase connects the basement to the top floor bedrooms at the rear of the house. It adds immense character and style to the house, plus another key reminder of the historic nature of the house. The triple aspect principal bedroom and dressing room benefits from ample natural light, stunning bespoke joinery, good storage and period features. The impressive en suite bathroom includes a walk-in shower, double sinks and a roll top bath. There are two further double bedrooms and modern family bathroom situated on the second floor, again with superb cabinetry and storage.
The restoration by Stonewood Builders continues into the stunning Manor Barn. Completed in 2010, this traditional Grade II listed Tythe Barn has transformed into the perfect family home, which gives generous proportions and a wonderful sense of volume throughout. The magnificent double height entrance hall leads into an exquisitely designed open plan kitchen and dining area. There is a striking oak floor in the dining area and a Delabole green slate floor with underfloor heating throughout the kitchen and hall area. Bi-folding doors give a very attractive garden view and there is a bespoke cabinetry providing ample storage.
The modern kitchen delivers a wonderful fresh and airy feel. It consists of an electric Aga, gas hobs, Belfast sinks and a generous pantry. From the hall area it leads into a study/single bedroom, bedroom 2 and a family bathroom. The central staircase is extremely eye-catching and a focal design feature in The Manor Barn. The first floor provides a superb reception room with garden views. The outstanding principal bedroom, with a roll top copper bath, dressing room and en suit shower room occupy the rear of the barn.
The annexe has been designed and finished to an exacting standard. The single story, one bedroom annexe is built in traditional Cotswolds brash stone and blends seamlessly into the garden surroundings. It makes the perfect annexe, home office or gym. Features include wooden floors, vaulted ceilings and double glass doors opening directly into the gardens, which all contribute to this charming and light space. There is also a plant room.
The spectacular landscaped gardens at the rear complement the house perfectly, giving a sense of privacy for both the main house and barn.
The Manor House and Manor Barn are situated in the village of Box, which lies in Wiltshire, close to the border of Somerset and Gloucestershire. Box is a large village about 3 miles from Corsham and 5 miles northeast of Bath, ideally located for excellent access to the M4. A majority of Box and its surrounding area is within the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Within the village is a Church of England Primary School, local shopping facilities, cafés, public houses and a pharmacy.
There is also an excellent recreation ground in the village, which the garden of The Manor House opens directly onto. The recreation ground was originally within the ownership of the Manor House and extends to some 11 acres providing sporting facilities including two tennis courts, a bowling green, cricket pitch, football pitch and children's play area.
Bath is a World Heritage Site famed for its Georgian architecture and Roman history. It enjoys a wealth of cultural, business and recreational facilities along with superb schools in both the state and private sectors plus two universities. Bath is a cultural hub in the region and boasts a number of renowned venues including the Theatre Royal and the Assembly Rooms among others. The surrounding area is well known for the quality of its schooling, both in the private and state sector including St Laurence School, Corsham School, Prior Park, Monkton Combe, King Edwards, The Royal High School for Girls and Kingswood in Bath. Further afield are Downside, Marlborough, Millfield and St Mary's Calne, but to name a few.
Communication links are excellent with a mainline rail link to London Paddington from Chippenham and Bath. There is also a regular direct bus service (National Express) to Heathrow and London from Box.
throughout. The property also offers excellent opportunities for multi-generation living with superb self-contained guest accommodation and the ability to work from home.
The main entrance is through a handsome porch into the drawing room. This impressive room has outstanding oak panelling, original stone mullion windows, shutters, attractive window seats, wooden floors and an exceptional fireplace with a wood burner. From the drawing room it leads into a generous, contemporary and well-equipped family kitchen. This includes an induction hob and oven, corion worktops, original wooden floors and another remarkable stone fireplace with wood burner. There is ample space for dining, excellent storage and numerous high quality fittings. It is has a fresh and modern feel, yet retains exquisite historical features.
On the ground floor at the rear of the house, there is a spacious utility room, WC and a beautifully designed garden room which was completed in 2014. It is excellent flexible space and which provides direct access into the stunning mature gardens. The basement, which is designed for a family room/playroom is fully tanked and also benefits from wooden floors, underfloor heating, good ceiling heights and storage.
A handsome original stone and wood spiral staircase connects the basement to the top floor bedrooms at the rear of the house. It adds immense character and style to the house, plus another key reminder of the historic nature of the house. The triple aspect principal bedroom and dressing room benefits from ample natural light, stunning bespoke joinery, good storage and period features. The impressive en suite bathroom includes a walk-in shower, double sinks and a roll top bath. There are two further double bedrooms and modern family bathroom situated on the second floor, again with superb cabinetry and storage.
The restoration by Stonewood Builders continues into the stunning Manor Barn. Completed in 2010, this traditional Grade II listed Tythe Barn has transformed into the perfect family home, which gives generous proportions and a wonderful sense of volume throughout. The magnificent double height entrance hall leads into an exquisitely designed open plan kitchen and dining area. There is a striking oak floor in the dining area and a Delabole green slate floor with underfloor heating throughout the kitchen and hall area. Bi-folding doors give a very attractive garden view and there is a bespoke cabinetry providing ample storage.
The modern kitchen delivers a wonderful fresh and airy feel. It consists of an electric Aga, gas hobs, Belfast sinks and a generous pantry. From the hall area it leads into a study/single bedroom, bedroom 2 and a family bathroom. The central staircase is extremely eye-catching and a focal design feature in The Manor Barn. The first floor provides a superb reception room with garden views. The outstanding principal bedroom, with a roll top copper bath, dressing room and en suit shower room occupy the rear of the barn.
The annexe has been designed and finished to an exacting standard. The single story, one bedroom annexe is built in traditional Cotswolds brash stone and blends seamlessly into the garden surroundings. It makes the perfect annexe, home office or gym. Features include wooden floors, vaulted ceilings and double glass doors opening directly into the gardens, which all contribute to this charming and light space. There is also a plant room.
The spectacular landscaped gardens at the rear complement the house perfectly, giving a sense of privacy for both the main house and barn.
The Manor House and Manor Barn are situated in the village of Box, which lies in Wiltshire, close to the border of Somerset and Gloucestershire. Box is a large village about 3 miles from Corsham and 5 miles northeast of Bath, ideally located for excellent access to the M4. A majority of Box and its surrounding area is within the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Within the village is a Church of England Primary School, local shopping facilities, cafés, public houses and a pharmacy.
There is also an excellent recreation ground in the village, which the garden of The Manor House opens directly onto. The recreation ground was originally within the ownership of the Manor House and extends to some 11 acres providing sporting facilities including two tennis courts, a bowling green, cricket pitch, football pitch and children's play area.
Bath is a World Heritage Site famed for its Georgian architecture and Roman history. It enjoys a wealth of cultural, business and recreational facilities along with superb schools in both the state and private sectors plus two universities. Bath is a cultural hub in the region and boasts a number of renowned venues including the Theatre Royal and the Assembly Rooms among others. The surrounding area is well known for the quality of its schooling, both in the private and state sector including St Laurence School, Corsham School, Prior Park, Monkton Combe, King Edwards, The Royal High School for Girls and Kingswood in Bath. Further afield are Downside, Marlborough, Millfield and St Mary's Calne, but to name a few.
Communication links are excellent with a mainline rail link to London Paddington from Chippenham and Bath. There is also a regular direct bus service (National Express) to Heathrow and London from Box.
