House For Sale £1,350,000
This handsome 1930s red-brick house was built by Devizes firm Rendells, who were well-regarded for their house-building at the time.
The elegant accommodation is arranged around a fine galleried entrance hall and large windows draw in the surrounding countryside views and provide great natural light. The ground floor offers a study with bespoke handmade fitted furniture and bookshelves plus three further elegant and versatile reception rooms. Both the living room and snug feature attractive open fireplaces with large bays and sash windows that flood the spaces with natural light. The fabulous 23ft triple aspect garden room (currently used as a dining room) has slate tiled flooring, French doors and views down the garden. A 26ft kitchen / breakfast room has 2 large sash windows that take full advantage of the views up to Salisbury Plain. There is a walk-in pantry cupboard, a duel fuel AGA and a range of bespoke units by 'Smallbone of Devizes' with oak and granite worktops. Set off the kitchen is a utility, a cloakroom and a door into the sizeable double garage with light, power and an electric door. The garage could be knocked through to the kitchen to make one enormous kitchen if so desired. There are 3 generous double bedrooms, a family bathroom and separate WC all on the first floor. The principal bedroom also enjoys incredible views from the large bay, has custom made fitted wardrobes and an en suite shower room. On the top floor there are two further double bedrooms plus attic storage.
A sweeping gravelled driveway leads up to the front of the house which stands in generous, well established gardens which provide a lovely setting. There are expansive lawns, soft fruits, mature trees and a vegetable garden, together with a large terrace by the house. A brick outbuilding provides useful space for storage.
Situation - This unique home is situated along a quiet country lane in an outstanding rural position between the two sought after villages of Easterton and Market Lavington, with open countryside all around and far reaching views up to Salisbury Plain.
Easterton offers a thriving public house whilst Market Lavington enjoys numerous amenities to include local shops and cafes, an excellent butcher's, a pharmacy plus a medical centre. The renowned Dauntsey's School is less than 3 miles away, with Marlborough College and St Marys Calne also easily accessible.
The nearby market town of Devizes is about 6 miles away and Pewsey, with its mainline railway station is only 10 miles away. The major centres of Bath (45 minutes), Swindon, and Salisbury together with the country towns of Marlborough, Chippenham and Trowbridge are all within a 20 to 25 mile radius.
Communications in the area are excellent with main line rail services to London Paddington from Pewsey in approximately 1 hour and to London Waterloo from Andover in 1 hour 10 minutes. The M3 to the south (A303) and the M4 to the north provide fast road access to London and the West Country along with Heathrow and Gatwick airports.
Property Information - Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax: Band G
Services: Mains water and electricity. Private drainage and oil fired central heating with a 'Kidd' boiler.
In all about 1.26 acres
The elegant accommodation is arranged around a fine galleried entrance hall and large windows draw in the surrounding countryside views and provide great natural light. The ground floor offers a study with bespoke handmade fitted furniture and bookshelves plus three further elegant and versatile reception rooms. Both the living room and snug feature attractive open fireplaces with large bays and sash windows that flood the spaces with natural light. The fabulous 23ft triple aspect garden room (currently used as a dining room) has slate tiled flooring, French doors and views down the garden. A 26ft kitchen / breakfast room has 2 large sash windows that take full advantage of the views up to Salisbury Plain. There is a walk-in pantry cupboard, a duel fuel AGA and a range of bespoke units by 'Smallbone of Devizes' with oak and granite worktops. Set off the kitchen is a utility, a cloakroom and a door into the sizeable double garage with light, power and an electric door. The garage could be knocked through to the kitchen to make one enormous kitchen if so desired. There are 3 generous double bedrooms, a family bathroom and separate WC all on the first floor. The principal bedroom also enjoys incredible views from the large bay, has custom made fitted wardrobes and an en suite shower room. On the top floor there are two further double bedrooms plus attic storage.
A sweeping gravelled driveway leads up to the front of the house which stands in generous, well established gardens which provide a lovely setting. There are expansive lawns, soft fruits, mature trees and a vegetable garden, together with a large terrace by the house. A brick outbuilding provides useful space for storage.
Situation - This unique home is situated along a quiet country lane in an outstanding rural position between the two sought after villages of Easterton and Market Lavington, with open countryside all around and far reaching views up to Salisbury Plain.
Easterton offers a thriving public house whilst Market Lavington enjoys numerous amenities to include local shops and cafes, an excellent butcher's, a pharmacy plus a medical centre. The renowned Dauntsey's School is less than 3 miles away, with Marlborough College and St Marys Calne also easily accessible.
The nearby market town of Devizes is about 6 miles away and Pewsey, with its mainline railway station is only 10 miles away. The major centres of Bath (45 minutes), Swindon, and Salisbury together with the country towns of Marlborough, Chippenham and Trowbridge are all within a 20 to 25 mile radius.
Communications in the area are excellent with main line rail services to London Paddington from Pewsey in approximately 1 hour and to London Waterloo from Andover in 1 hour 10 minutes. The M3 to the south (A303) and the M4 to the north provide fast road access to London and the West Country along with Heathrow and Gatwick airports.
Property Information - Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax: Band G
Services: Mains water and electricity. Private drainage and oil fired central heating with a 'Kidd' boiler.
In all about 1.26 acres
