House For Sale £975,000
Situation
The Willows is situated off the High Street in this desirable village of Pewsey, within a few minutes’ walk to the shops and station. There is also direct access to countryside walks and the famous Pewsey White Horse which is accessible via a footpath near the house. Pewsey is a substantial and historic village dating from Saxon times, with a thriving community, and boasts the oldest carnival in Wiltshire. The village provides a comprehensive range of shops and amenities including well-regarded private and state schools, a sports centre with swimming pool, various pubs and restaurants. There are also fast direct trains to London Paddington, Reading and Bristol Temple Meads. The highly regarded market town of Marlborough is about 7 miles to the north and Swindon, Salisbury, Bath and Oxford are all easily reached.
Description
The Willows is a large period house believed to have 16th Century origins with subsequent additions. The house has a commanding presence with attractive mellow brick elevations relieved by double glazed leaded windows under a predominately thatched roof. The property possesses generous reception areas enhanced by period features including open fireplaces, oak flooring and exposed timbers, albeit with decent ceiling height.
There are four double bedrooms served by two well-appointed family bathrooms. The kitchen is well fitted and custom built with plenty of storage, marble worksurfaces and a Rayburn. Separately there is a self-contained annexe ideal as a ‘work from home’ base or extra accommodation to the main house.
The property stands back from the High Street with vehicular access to the rear and benefitting from ample parking and a detached brick built double garage with useful ancillary office/studio.
Outside
The house is approached by the High Street with wrought iron gate leading to a landscaped front garden with raised beds and specimen plants enclosed by brick walling. A paved walkway leads to the rear. The house is approached via Walnut Close with access to the rear. There are sliding wrought iron electronic gates leading to a large tarmac parking area in front of the detached double garage. The rear garden is landscaped with raised lawned terraces and brick pathways with various plant and shrub borders. Adjacent to the house is a sun terrace/seating area and timber summerhouse. There is a separate vegetable garden enclosed by timber fencing.
The Willows is situated off the High Street in this desirable village of Pewsey, within a few minutes’ walk to the shops and station. There is also direct access to countryside walks and the famous Pewsey White Horse which is accessible via a footpath near the house. Pewsey is a substantial and historic village dating from Saxon times, with a thriving community, and boasts the oldest carnival in Wiltshire. The village provides a comprehensive range of shops and amenities including well-regarded private and state schools, a sports centre with swimming pool, various pubs and restaurants. There are also fast direct trains to London Paddington, Reading and Bristol Temple Meads. The highly regarded market town of Marlborough is about 7 miles to the north and Swindon, Salisbury, Bath and Oxford are all easily reached.
Description
The Willows is a large period house believed to have 16th Century origins with subsequent additions. The house has a commanding presence with attractive mellow brick elevations relieved by double glazed leaded windows under a predominately thatched roof. The property possesses generous reception areas enhanced by period features including open fireplaces, oak flooring and exposed timbers, albeit with decent ceiling height.
There are four double bedrooms served by two well-appointed family bathrooms. The kitchen is well fitted and custom built with plenty of storage, marble worksurfaces and a Rayburn. Separately there is a self-contained annexe ideal as a ‘work from home’ base or extra accommodation to the main house.
The property stands back from the High Street with vehicular access to the rear and benefitting from ample parking and a detached brick built double garage with useful ancillary office/studio.
Outside
The house is approached by the High Street with wrought iron gate leading to a landscaped front garden with raised beds and specimen plants enclosed by brick walling. A paved walkway leads to the rear. The house is approached via Walnut Close with access to the rear. There are sliding wrought iron electronic gates leading to a large tarmac parking area in front of the detached double garage. The rear garden is landscaped with raised lawned terraces and brick pathways with various plant and shrub borders. Adjacent to the house is a sun terrace/seating area and timber summerhouse. There is a separate vegetable garden enclosed by timber fencing.
