House For Sale £1,650,000
A quintessential cotswold farmhouse with A pretty two bedroom cottage, A range of outbuildings and stabling set in
approximately 15 acres of gardens, paddocks and woodland.
– Chippenham 3.6 miles (London Paddington from 75
minutes)
– Bath 12 miles
– M4 (J17) 4 miles
Main House: Reception hall • Drawing room • Dining room • Kitchen/breakfast room • Study • Utility/boot hall • Cloakroom • Shower room • Bedroom with en suite shower room • Four further double bedrooms • Family bathroom
Apple Tree Cottage: Open plan kitchen/living room • Two bedrooms • Bathroom • Garden and parking
Outbuildings: Large double height stone barn with mezzanine • Triple car port with store building to side • Further wooden car port with storage and kennel • Range of steel framed agricultural barns Large garden • Orchard • Woodland • Paddocks • Tennis court • In all about 15.13 acres • EPC rating tbc
Description
An immensely charming Grade II Listed farmhouse set in the middle of its delightful grounds with a range of versatile outbuildings, a very pretty detached two bedroom cottage and set at the end of a long drive. The farmhouse
is in need of updating and retains a wealth of period features to include large open fireplaces, exposed beams and wood panelling. The principal accommodation is on two floors with a further staircase leading to two attic bedrooms. The ground floor rooms flow around a central
reception hall and open on to the pretty south facing patio and walled garden.
Attached to the back of the house is a large stone built double height barn with a wooden mezzanine. Subject to the necessary consents, this would create an excellent additional living and entertaining space. An open yard to the rear sits in front of a row of stables and storage/tack
rooms, as the property is very well suited for equestrian usage. A large turning circle and parking area leads to two separate car ports and further storage. At the front of the house and facing south, accessed from the dining room, is a lovely enclosed level lawn and paved patio. A
pathway leads behind the car port to a tennis court and orchard which leads through to a sand school, next to four enclosed paddocks that lead around the house. Behind the house, again leading out to the paddocks, are large
agricultural wood and steel framed open fronted storage barns. Across the driveway, and set privately behind a large hedge is a very pretty two bedroom cottage with its own garden and parking area. Beyond the cottage, again across
the drive, is a further large paddock and woodland.
Location
Down Farm is situated in the open countryside on the outskirts of the small settlement of Kington St. Michael. The farm has excellent connections to the motorway, with the M4 and Leigh Delamere Service Station located 0.5 miles from the farm.
The nearby village of Kington St. Michael provides a range of local amenities including a primary school, convenience store and a public house. The village of Allington has a popular farm shop and behind this is Chippenham Rugby club. The market town of Chippenham provides further
services including supermarkets, further education facilities, doctors’ surgeries, a range of eateries and travel links to Bristol and London (Paddington). The city of Bath also provides the full range of amenities, including renowned
retail and tourism attractions
Additional information
Tenure: Freehold
Planning: The farmhouse is Grade II Listed
Services: Mains water and electricity, private drainage system, oil fired central heating.
Local Authority: Wiltshire Council.
Down Farm; Council Tax Band G.
Apple Tree Cottage; Band A.
approximately 15 acres of gardens, paddocks and woodland.
– Chippenham 3.6 miles (London Paddington from 75
minutes)
– Bath 12 miles
– M4 (J17) 4 miles
Main House: Reception hall • Drawing room • Dining room • Kitchen/breakfast room • Study • Utility/boot hall • Cloakroom • Shower room • Bedroom with en suite shower room • Four further double bedrooms • Family bathroom
Apple Tree Cottage: Open plan kitchen/living room • Two bedrooms • Bathroom • Garden and parking
Outbuildings: Large double height stone barn with mezzanine • Triple car port with store building to side • Further wooden car port with storage and kennel • Range of steel framed agricultural barns Large garden • Orchard • Woodland • Paddocks • Tennis court • In all about 15.13 acres • EPC rating tbc
Description
An immensely charming Grade II Listed farmhouse set in the middle of its delightful grounds with a range of versatile outbuildings, a very pretty detached two bedroom cottage and set at the end of a long drive. The farmhouse
is in need of updating and retains a wealth of period features to include large open fireplaces, exposed beams and wood panelling. The principal accommodation is on two floors with a further staircase leading to two attic bedrooms. The ground floor rooms flow around a central
reception hall and open on to the pretty south facing patio and walled garden.
Attached to the back of the house is a large stone built double height barn with a wooden mezzanine. Subject to the necessary consents, this would create an excellent additional living and entertaining space. An open yard to the rear sits in front of a row of stables and storage/tack
rooms, as the property is very well suited for equestrian usage. A large turning circle and parking area leads to two separate car ports and further storage. At the front of the house and facing south, accessed from the dining room, is a lovely enclosed level lawn and paved patio. A
pathway leads behind the car port to a tennis court and orchard which leads through to a sand school, next to four enclosed paddocks that lead around the house. Behind the house, again leading out to the paddocks, are large
agricultural wood and steel framed open fronted storage barns. Across the driveway, and set privately behind a large hedge is a very pretty two bedroom cottage with its own garden and parking area. Beyond the cottage, again across
the drive, is a further large paddock and woodland.
Location
Down Farm is situated in the open countryside on the outskirts of the small settlement of Kington St. Michael. The farm has excellent connections to the motorway, with the M4 and Leigh Delamere Service Station located 0.5 miles from the farm.
The nearby village of Kington St. Michael provides a range of local amenities including a primary school, convenience store and a public house. The village of Allington has a popular farm shop and behind this is Chippenham Rugby club. The market town of Chippenham provides further
services including supermarkets, further education facilities, doctors’ surgeries, a range of eateries and travel links to Bristol and London (Paddington). The city of Bath also provides the full range of amenities, including renowned
retail and tourism attractions
Additional information
Tenure: Freehold
Planning: The farmhouse is Grade II Listed
Services: Mains water and electricity, private drainage system, oil fired central heating.
Local Authority: Wiltshire Council.
Down Farm; Council Tax Band G.
Apple Tree Cottage; Band A.
