House For Sale £1,100,000
Standing in a secluded spot set well back from the no through lane with spectacular views stands this former farm labourers cottage which dates back to the mid nineteenth century. Over the years the property has evolved with enhancements during the late 1900s. This enchanting home is not listed and enjoys a wealth of accommodation and two separate staircases all of which add to the charm. From the main entrance hallway there are stairs to one side of the first floor. From here a dining hall offers food proportions making it ideal for entertaining. The drawing room is triple aspect with an open fireplace housing a log burner and has doors out to the terrace. An inner hall provides access to the garden and links through to a study with space to work from home and additional storage cupboards. Beyond here lies a spacious cloakroom and a kitchen/breakfast/family room, which is multi-functional and ideal for gathering, relaxing and dining. The kitchen is fitted with granite worktops and a wealth of cupboards with an oil fired aga for cooking and a stable door leading to the outside. There is a utility room which also has a larder within. This forms the original part of the house and stairs from here ascend to a main bedroom with en-suite bathroom. On the first floor there are a further three bedrooms with stunning views. Two of the bedrooms have walk in wardrobes and en-suite shower/bathrooms and a main family bathroom. All of these features combined make this a most versatile and appealing country abode.
Outside
The property is approached via a sweeping drive with parking for many cars and leads to a detached double garage. The gardens and grounds extend to just over an acre and include large expanses of lawn with a variety of mature specimen trees with wild flower beds, established shrubs and a wonderful paved south facing sun terrace which takes advantage of the views over fields whilst being private and secluded.
Situation
The property is set in the heart of the charming, quiet and rural Wiltshire Hamlet of Coate. Coate has a friendly village pub and a cricket pitch with a pavilion, it is situated on the edge of the picturesque and ancient landscape of the Pewsey Vale. Coate is located close to the popular market town of Devizes which feature an attractive and predominantly Georgian market square. 14 miles to the east, the historic market town of Marlborough offers a wide range of amenities. Junction 16 of the M4 motorway is about 17 miles north. 1- miles to the east, the large village of Pewsey offers main line rail services to London Paddington.
Additional Information
Oil fired aga, oil fired central heating and mains connected.
Outside
The property is approached via a sweeping drive with parking for many cars and leads to a detached double garage. The gardens and grounds extend to just over an acre and include large expanses of lawn with a variety of mature specimen trees with wild flower beds, established shrubs and a wonderful paved south facing sun terrace which takes advantage of the views over fields whilst being private and secluded.
Situation
The property is set in the heart of the charming, quiet and rural Wiltshire Hamlet of Coate. Coate has a friendly village pub and a cricket pitch with a pavilion, it is situated on the edge of the picturesque and ancient landscape of the Pewsey Vale. Coate is located close to the popular market town of Devizes which feature an attractive and predominantly Georgian market square. 14 miles to the east, the historic market town of Marlborough offers a wide range of amenities. Junction 16 of the M4 motorway is about 17 miles north. 1- miles to the east, the large village of Pewsey offers main line rail services to London Paddington.
Additional Information
Oil fired aga, oil fired central heating and mains connected.
