House For Sale £1,895,000
Eastcott House is a handsome late Georgian House, with 17th century origins.
It is believed to date back to Tudor times when the land belonged to Edward Seymour, the brother of Henry viii's third wife, Jane.
It provides a most comfortable country home with generous accommodation which is well proportioned and complemented by delightful formal gardens and an orchard, which surround the house.
There is a detached self-contained three bedroom annexe and a large barn behind the house which offers potential for alternative uses.
Alongside the house there is a large courtyard around which is arranged a group of traditional outbuildings, part thatched, which are let until 2024. These provide a current income stream and potential for future development (subject to the relevant consents).
The outbuildings are currently let on a Full Repairing and Insuring lease to Metabolics Ltd which expires on the 12th September 2024. Full details are available upon request.
Services
Mains water and electricity. Private drainage. Oil heating (there are 3 boilers - one for the house, annexe and commercial outbuilding)
Eastcott House is situated in Eastcott, a small hamlet between Easterton and Urchfont close to the foothills of the Salisbury Plain.
The nearby market towns of Devizes and Marlborough provide a comprehensive range of amenities including shopping and schooling.
Communications in the area are excellent with train services to London Paddington from Pewsey and Chippenham.
The M3/4 also gives easy access to the motorway network and to Heathrow and Gatwick airports. The major centres of Bath, Swindon, Salisbury and the country towns of Trowbridge, Chippenham and Marlborough are all within a thirty mile radius.
There are many popular state and independent schools in the area including Dauntsey's, St Mary's and St Margarets, Calne and Marlborough College.
Devizes 7 miles, Pewsey 11 miles (London Paddington 60 minutes), Calne 15 miles, Marlborough 18 miles, Chippenham 18 miles (London Paddington 70 minutes)
(Distances and times approximate.)
It is believed to date back to Tudor times when the land belonged to Edward Seymour, the brother of Henry viii's third wife, Jane.
It provides a most comfortable country home with generous accommodation which is well proportioned and complemented by delightful formal gardens and an orchard, which surround the house.
There is a detached self-contained three bedroom annexe and a large barn behind the house which offers potential for alternative uses.
Alongside the house there is a large courtyard around which is arranged a group of traditional outbuildings, part thatched, which are let until 2024. These provide a current income stream and potential for future development (subject to the relevant consents).
The outbuildings are currently let on a Full Repairing and Insuring lease to Metabolics Ltd which expires on the 12th September 2024. Full details are available upon request.
Services
Mains water and electricity. Private drainage. Oil heating (there are 3 boilers - one for the house, annexe and commercial outbuilding)
Eastcott House is situated in Eastcott, a small hamlet between Easterton and Urchfont close to the foothills of the Salisbury Plain.
The nearby market towns of Devizes and Marlborough provide a comprehensive range of amenities including shopping and schooling.
Communications in the area are excellent with train services to London Paddington from Pewsey and Chippenham.
The M3/4 also gives easy access to the motorway network and to Heathrow and Gatwick airports. The major centres of Bath, Swindon, Salisbury and the country towns of Trowbridge, Chippenham and Marlborough are all within a thirty mile radius.
There are many popular state and independent schools in the area including Dauntsey's, St Mary's and St Margarets, Calne and Marlborough College.
Devizes 7 miles, Pewsey 11 miles (London Paddington 60 minutes), Calne 15 miles, Marlborough 18 miles, Chippenham 18 miles (London Paddington 70 minutes)
(Distances and times approximate.)
