House For Sale £1,500,000
Having perhaps some of Pewsey Vale's finest views, Penn Mead is a stunning, contemporary and highly stylised home, that currently extends to over 3,800 sqft, in over half an acre of beautifully landscaped gardens, all benefiting from the most stunning southerly views across the Pewsey Vale.
The original house was remodeled by the current owners, having commissioned the renowned Milton Architects, to create both wonderful entertaining space and accommodation to highlight both the natural light and the sensational views over the gardens and beyond.
The house is currently arranged to offer both open and contemporary living space, but designed to give defined compartmentalised areas.
The magnificent entrance hall, with double height ceilings and galleried landing, sets the tone for the rest of the house, leading into the main entertaining and living areas. The timber parquet floored living room enjoys the magnificent outlook, with large full length patio doors, leading directly on to the elevated decked sun terrace. There is a wood burner set in the stone fireplace, creating a focal point in the room. The living room flows into the dining area and kitchen space. The kitchen is fully fitted and offers exceptional work and preparation space, whilst being open to the dining area to make a very social environment.
Off the entrance hall is a large study/sitting room, again with fine views, which could also be easily utilised as a guest bedroom if required.
There are currently two further double bedrooms downstairs, one with an ensuite bathroom, the other served by the family bathroom.
Upstairs is the exceptional principal bedroom, with elevated views to the Pewsey Hills beyond, served by both two dressing room and large en suite bathroom with separate shower enclosure. There is a further room upstairs currently used as an artists studio, that could also be utilised as a further bedroom. There is plenty of attic space that again could be converted, subject to planning permissions, and be incorporated into the house.
Penn Mead sits centrally within its plot and is principally laid to lawn to the rear, with a good number of established trees and ornamental shrubs. Further gardens surround the house, separated by yew hedging and box edged formal gardens.
There is a large, paved driveway with plentiful parking along with the large integrated double garage, with separate powered electric doors. The garage space is also is used as a utility area, with washing machines and a secondary cooker if required.
The property is to be found on the bottom corner of this small “no through” lane and offers exceptional privacy whilst still being within a few minutes’ drive or a 10-15 minute walk to the village of Pewsey
Kepnal is a small, rural hamlet situated a quarter of a mile from the large and highly popular village of Pewsey. Kepnal comprises a single tracked, no-through lane, which leads into open countryside. Easy access can be gained into the village either via the road, or footpath. This glorious location offers the best of both worlds, being both tucked away, whilst also convenient for the village centre. Pewsey itself offers a wealth of amenities including a wide range of shops, supermarket, chemist, doctors and dentists, gym, swimming pool, rugby, football and tennis club. Pewsey railway station is within a ten minute walk with trains directly into London Paddington. Excellent road connections to the M4 & M3 (A303) both within a twenty minute drive.
The original house was remodeled by the current owners, having commissioned the renowned Milton Architects, to create both wonderful entertaining space and accommodation to highlight both the natural light and the sensational views over the gardens and beyond.
The house is currently arranged to offer both open and contemporary living space, but designed to give defined compartmentalised areas.
The magnificent entrance hall, with double height ceilings and galleried landing, sets the tone for the rest of the house, leading into the main entertaining and living areas. The timber parquet floored living room enjoys the magnificent outlook, with large full length patio doors, leading directly on to the elevated decked sun terrace. There is a wood burner set in the stone fireplace, creating a focal point in the room. The living room flows into the dining area and kitchen space. The kitchen is fully fitted and offers exceptional work and preparation space, whilst being open to the dining area to make a very social environment.
Off the entrance hall is a large study/sitting room, again with fine views, which could also be easily utilised as a guest bedroom if required.
There are currently two further double bedrooms downstairs, one with an ensuite bathroom, the other served by the family bathroom.
Upstairs is the exceptional principal bedroom, with elevated views to the Pewsey Hills beyond, served by both two dressing room and large en suite bathroom with separate shower enclosure. There is a further room upstairs currently used as an artists studio, that could also be utilised as a further bedroom. There is plenty of attic space that again could be converted, subject to planning permissions, and be incorporated into the house.
Penn Mead sits centrally within its plot and is principally laid to lawn to the rear, with a good number of established trees and ornamental shrubs. Further gardens surround the house, separated by yew hedging and box edged formal gardens.
There is a large, paved driveway with plentiful parking along with the large integrated double garage, with separate powered electric doors. The garage space is also is used as a utility area, with washing machines and a secondary cooker if required.
The property is to be found on the bottom corner of this small “no through” lane and offers exceptional privacy whilst still being within a few minutes’ drive or a 10-15 minute walk to the village of Pewsey
Kepnal is a small, rural hamlet situated a quarter of a mile from the large and highly popular village of Pewsey. Kepnal comprises a single tracked, no-through lane, which leads into open countryside. Easy access can be gained into the village either via the road, or footpath. This glorious location offers the best of both worlds, being both tucked away, whilst also convenient for the village centre. Pewsey itself offers a wealth of amenities including a wide range of shops, supermarket, chemist, doctors and dentists, gym, swimming pool, rugby, football and tennis club. Pewsey railway station is within a ten minute walk with trains directly into London Paddington. Excellent road connections to the M4 & M3 (A303) both within a twenty minute drive.
