House For Sale £1,300,000
This stunning home is built from Cotswold Stone, delivering a sense of character and charm whilst also enjoying a contemporary feel. Wooden gates and a flagstone stone path lead up to a porch with a beautiful solid hardwood door.
The inviting light reception hall is a rather grand room, providing access to all principle rooms with a solid hardwood split staircase standing proudly in the centre of the room. French doors lead to the dual aspect sitting room, which forms the hub of the house with an impressive inglenook fireplace with log burner, built from Cotswold stone extending across the back wall. This is easily the main focal point of the room, providing a very cosy atmosphere to hunker down by the fire in the winter months. Two pairs of French doors open onto the terraced patio, allowing a good source of natural light into the room.
From the reception hall is a spacious and light kitchen. Southerly facing windows flood this room with light with terracotta tiled flooring underfoot all adds to the warm homely feel. The individually designed kitchen provides extensive wrap around storage and worktops and a central island enhanced functionality. The open plan kitchen/breakfast room enables easy family dining. Separate from the kitchen is a good sized utility/boot room that provides access to a courtyard garden. Furthermore, from the reception hall, there is spacious dining room, which sits beside a well-proportioned study/home office. Both rooms benefit from large sash windows providing excellent natural light and lookout on the front and rear gardens.
On the first floor from the split staircase on the left is a generous dual aspect main bedroom with three built in wardrobes. A contemporary ensuite bathroom/shower room finishes the room off with tall ceiling and a skylight above.
From the right hand side of the staircase are four further bedrooms all of which benefit from built in wardrobes and a main family bath/shower room. The guest bedroom suite overlooks the beautiful surrounding countryside and benefits from an ensuite shower room.
All of these factors combined make this a most appealing home built with a character feel and all the benefits of modern day living.
Outside
Proudly standing in The Old Dairy, a no through close in this prestigious Pewsey Vale village. The property is set in glorious gardens with ample parking on a block paved driveway which leads to a double detached garage which has a work shop and useful storage space above.
The main garden is predominantly laid to lawn and is lovely and private as it is both walled and hedged; a variety of mature trees including crab apples and fig trees are found within the grounds. An excellent patio and entertaining area adjoins the house which enjoys a southerly aspect. A summer house overlooks the beautiful garden and small pond offers a haven for water dwelling wildlife.
To the front of the property a large expanse of lawn is flanked by mature borders stocked with a variety of shrubs including bee loving lavender. A paved area provides space for outdoor dining and relaxing.
Situation
Wilcot is a pretty Wiltshire village centred around a traditional village green with a public house, a cricket club as well as a fine church and village hall, thus bringing the community together. The Kennet and Avon canal passes through the village. Wilcot lies about 1½ miles from the market town of Pewsey, (local shopping, new leisure centre, gp surgery, tennis/football/rugby clubs etc) with trains to London Paddington in 60 minutes. The opening of Cross rail (Elizabeth Line) will bring you to Docklands and the City within 90 minutes. The area offers well-regarded state and independent schooling for all ages including Dauntsey's, St. Francis, St. Mary's in Calne, Marlborough College. The larger market town of Marlborough (about 7 miles) offers a wide range of facilities and the larger centres of Salisbury, Andover, Newbury and Swindon are within easy striking distance. The M4 motorway lies to the north and the A303 (M3) to the south. The surrounding countryside is a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with an abundance of walks, bridle pathways and public footpaths all of which is right on your doorstep.
Additional Information
Oil fired central heating
The inviting light reception hall is a rather grand room, providing access to all principle rooms with a solid hardwood split staircase standing proudly in the centre of the room. French doors lead to the dual aspect sitting room, which forms the hub of the house with an impressive inglenook fireplace with log burner, built from Cotswold stone extending across the back wall. This is easily the main focal point of the room, providing a very cosy atmosphere to hunker down by the fire in the winter months. Two pairs of French doors open onto the terraced patio, allowing a good source of natural light into the room.
From the reception hall is a spacious and light kitchen. Southerly facing windows flood this room with light with terracotta tiled flooring underfoot all adds to the warm homely feel. The individually designed kitchen provides extensive wrap around storage and worktops and a central island enhanced functionality. The open plan kitchen/breakfast room enables easy family dining. Separate from the kitchen is a good sized utility/boot room that provides access to a courtyard garden. Furthermore, from the reception hall, there is spacious dining room, which sits beside a well-proportioned study/home office. Both rooms benefit from large sash windows providing excellent natural light and lookout on the front and rear gardens.
On the first floor from the split staircase on the left is a generous dual aspect main bedroom with three built in wardrobes. A contemporary ensuite bathroom/shower room finishes the room off with tall ceiling and a skylight above.
From the right hand side of the staircase are four further bedrooms all of which benefit from built in wardrobes and a main family bath/shower room. The guest bedroom suite overlooks the beautiful surrounding countryside and benefits from an ensuite shower room.
All of these factors combined make this a most appealing home built with a character feel and all the benefits of modern day living.
Outside
Proudly standing in The Old Dairy, a no through close in this prestigious Pewsey Vale village. The property is set in glorious gardens with ample parking on a block paved driveway which leads to a double detached garage which has a work shop and useful storage space above.
The main garden is predominantly laid to lawn and is lovely and private as it is both walled and hedged; a variety of mature trees including crab apples and fig trees are found within the grounds. An excellent patio and entertaining area adjoins the house which enjoys a southerly aspect. A summer house overlooks the beautiful garden and small pond offers a haven for water dwelling wildlife.
To the front of the property a large expanse of lawn is flanked by mature borders stocked with a variety of shrubs including bee loving lavender. A paved area provides space for outdoor dining and relaxing.
Situation
Wilcot is a pretty Wiltshire village centred around a traditional village green with a public house, a cricket club as well as a fine church and village hall, thus bringing the community together. The Kennet and Avon canal passes through the village. Wilcot lies about 1½ miles from the market town of Pewsey, (local shopping, new leisure centre, gp surgery, tennis/football/rugby clubs etc) with trains to London Paddington in 60 minutes. The opening of Cross rail (Elizabeth Line) will bring you to Docklands and the City within 90 minutes. The area offers well-regarded state and independent schooling for all ages including Dauntsey's, St. Francis, St. Mary's in Calne, Marlborough College. The larger market town of Marlborough (about 7 miles) offers a wide range of facilities and the larger centres of Salisbury, Andover, Newbury and Swindon are within easy striking distance. The M4 motorway lies to the north and the A303 (M3) to the south. The surrounding countryside is a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with an abundance of walks, bridle pathways and public footpaths all of which is right on your doorstep.
Additional Information
Oil fired central heating
