House For Sale £800,000
Individually designed and built by the current owner some 25 years ago. The whole plot sits on just under 7 acres, the land has a Section 106 Agricultural Tie.
If you have house hunted in the countryside then you may have come across this term. An agricultural tie is a planning condition or requirement that has been put in place by the local council, for planning permission on a house that has been built in the open countryside, where development would not normally be permitted. An agricultural tie looks to place some restrictions on who can buy and occupy the house and is usually based on the job the owner has. For example dairy farming, fruit growing, livestock and forestry work.
The bungalow has the most fabulous views of the Downs, Cherhill and The White Horse.
Within the grounds, there are numerous large greenhouses which were erected 30/40 years ago, workshop, storage units and two large barns.
There is gravelled driveway parking for many cars, the double detached garage has since been converted into a one-bedroom self-contained annexe with raised veranda.
The accommodation of the detached bungalow comprises an entrance hall with useful storage cupboard and separate airing cupboard, fitted kitchen which is big enough to house a dining table, light and airy sitting room with triple aspect and open fireplace. The master bedroom has an en-suite shower room, two further double bedrooms, one single which could be used as a home office, family bathroom with separate shower cubicle.<br /><br />Calne is a small town and cvil parish in Wiltshire. The north west extremity of the North Wessex Downs hill range and a designated area of ourstanding natural beauty.
Calne is on a small river Marden that rises 2 miles away in teh Wessex Downs and is the only town on that river.
It is on the A4 national route 19 miles east of Bath, 6 miles east of Chippenham, 13 miles west of Marlborough, 16 miles of Swindon, Wiltshire county town of Trowbridge is 15 miles to the south west.
If you have house hunted in the countryside then you may have come across this term. An agricultural tie is a planning condition or requirement that has been put in place by the local council, for planning permission on a house that has been built in the open countryside, where development would not normally be permitted. An agricultural tie looks to place some restrictions on who can buy and occupy the house and is usually based on the job the owner has. For example dairy farming, fruit growing, livestock and forestry work.
The bungalow has the most fabulous views of the Downs, Cherhill and The White Horse.
Within the grounds, there are numerous large greenhouses which were erected 30/40 years ago, workshop, storage units and two large barns.
There is gravelled driveway parking for many cars, the double detached garage has since been converted into a one-bedroom self-contained annexe with raised veranda.
The accommodation of the detached bungalow comprises an entrance hall with useful storage cupboard and separate airing cupboard, fitted kitchen which is big enough to house a dining table, light and airy sitting room with triple aspect and open fireplace. The master bedroom has an en-suite shower room, two further double bedrooms, one single which could be used as a home office, family bathroom with separate shower cubicle.<br /><br />Calne is a small town and cvil parish in Wiltshire. The north west extremity of the North Wessex Downs hill range and a designated area of ourstanding natural beauty.
Calne is on a small river Marden that rises 2 miles away in teh Wessex Downs and is the only town on that river.
It is on the A4 national route 19 miles east of Bath, 6 miles east of Chippenham, 13 miles west of Marlborough, 16 miles of Swindon, Wiltshire county town of Trowbridge is 15 miles to the south west.
