House For Sale £1,350,000
Longleaze House is a quintessentially elegant farmhouse believed to date back to the 16th Century and has undergone a sympathetic refurbishment by the current owners to maintain its period charm and create a pleasing family home. Arranged neatly over two floors and offering in excess of 4,300 sq ft. Of accommodation this is a wonderfully appointed family home.
Upon entering the house, the impressive entrance hall sets the scene with its beautiful flagstone flooring leading to the drawing room and dining room. The drawing room is a delightful room with feature fireplace, bookshelves and stained glass doors leading out to the garden. The dining room has an impressive inglenook fireplace and wooden floorboards with dual aspect allowing an abundance of natural light into the room.
The Sitting room is located to the rear of the house with another feature fireplace with wood burner being the focal point along with a hidden cupboard. The kitchen has been enhanced and is now the heart of this wonderful home with tiled floor, Aga and double doors leading to the garden. The kitchen we believe is a Mark Wilkinson kitchen that has been refurbished and offers a range of floor and wall units sat below a polished granite top and the central island housing the addition of electric oven and induction hob complete with wooden top. Leading from the kitchen is the useful utility room and the Cheese Room. Completing the ground floor is the playroom which has impressive vaulted ceiling and fireplace, the cloakroom with shower as well as an annexe bedroom and second kitchen. To the first floor is a spacious landing area along with five well-appointed bedrooms and two bathrooms. The principal bedroom is beautifully proportioned and overlooks the front garden and retains charm with the bath stone fireplace. The bathroom has been upgraded and has beautiful cabinetry with double sinks as well as tiled splashback around the bath. The additional bathroom has a bath as well as WC all finished with white bathroom fittings.
Outside
The gardens and grounds are a wonderful feature to this impressive home, extending to over ¾ acre of large level lawns. Leading from the kitchen and the sitting room is a wonderful gravel terrace perfect for al fresco dining. Leading from here is the level lawn wrapping around the side and front of the house, these are bordered by the most elegant planting of mature shrubbery and specimen plants showcasing beautiful colours. Leading from these gardens to the rear is an additional flat lawn area with the most stunning views to neighbouring countryside. There is ample parking for a number of vehicles at the rear.
Situation
Located in the heart of this picturesque village within Martins Road, there are open rural views to the rear of the gardens. Keevil is lucky enough to have a well-regarded primary school in addition to a church, plus sought after schools such as Dauntsey’s and Stonar are nearby. Communications are good with easy access to Trowbridge and Westbury, which has a mainline station running to London in under 90 minutes. Bath is approximately 12 miles away, famous for its architecture, as well as some of the finest shopping and restaurants to be found outside London, plus excellent schools, universities and colleges. The Georgian City of Bath (approximately 14 miles) boasts a wide range of amenities, sports and recreational interests. Being a World Heritage City the facilities are some of the best on offer outside of London and add to the appeal of the setting, which contrasts with fabulous rural walks through the surrounding Wiltshire countryside.
Additional Information
Local Authority: Wiltshire Council. Council Tax Band H.
Services: Mains connected water, electricity and drainage. Oil central heating.
No Onward Chain
Beautifully Presented
5 Bedrooms
4 Reception Rooms
Highly Sought After Village
0.88 Acre Of Grounds
Upon entering the house, the impressive entrance hall sets the scene with its beautiful flagstone flooring leading to the drawing room and dining room. The drawing room is a delightful room with feature fireplace, bookshelves and stained glass doors leading out to the garden. The dining room has an impressive inglenook fireplace and wooden floorboards with dual aspect allowing an abundance of natural light into the room.
The Sitting room is located to the rear of the house with another feature fireplace with wood burner being the focal point along with a hidden cupboard. The kitchen has been enhanced and is now the heart of this wonderful home with tiled floor, Aga and double doors leading to the garden. The kitchen we believe is a Mark Wilkinson kitchen that has been refurbished and offers a range of floor and wall units sat below a polished granite top and the central island housing the addition of electric oven and induction hob complete with wooden top. Leading from the kitchen is the useful utility room and the Cheese Room. Completing the ground floor is the playroom which has impressive vaulted ceiling and fireplace, the cloakroom with shower as well as an annexe bedroom and second kitchen. To the first floor is a spacious landing area along with five well-appointed bedrooms and two bathrooms. The principal bedroom is beautifully proportioned and overlooks the front garden and retains charm with the bath stone fireplace. The bathroom has been upgraded and has beautiful cabinetry with double sinks as well as tiled splashback around the bath. The additional bathroom has a bath as well as WC all finished with white bathroom fittings.
Outside
The gardens and grounds are a wonderful feature to this impressive home, extending to over ¾ acre of large level lawns. Leading from the kitchen and the sitting room is a wonderful gravel terrace perfect for al fresco dining. Leading from here is the level lawn wrapping around the side and front of the house, these are bordered by the most elegant planting of mature shrubbery and specimen plants showcasing beautiful colours. Leading from these gardens to the rear is an additional flat lawn area with the most stunning views to neighbouring countryside. There is ample parking for a number of vehicles at the rear.
Situation
Located in the heart of this picturesque village within Martins Road, there are open rural views to the rear of the gardens. Keevil is lucky enough to have a well-regarded primary school in addition to a church, plus sought after schools such as Dauntsey’s and Stonar are nearby. Communications are good with easy access to Trowbridge and Westbury, which has a mainline station running to London in under 90 minutes. Bath is approximately 12 miles away, famous for its architecture, as well as some of the finest shopping and restaurants to be found outside London, plus excellent schools, universities and colleges. The Georgian City of Bath (approximately 14 miles) boasts a wide range of amenities, sports and recreational interests. Being a World Heritage City the facilities are some of the best on offer outside of London and add to the appeal of the setting, which contrasts with fabulous rural walks through the surrounding Wiltshire countryside.
Additional Information
Local Authority: Wiltshire Council. Council Tax Band H.
Services: Mains connected water, electricity and drainage. Oil central heating.
No Onward Chain
Beautifully Presented
5 Bedrooms
4 Reception Rooms
Highly Sought After Village
0.88 Acre Of Grounds
