House For Sale £900,000
Situated on the outskirts of the popular Wiltshire village of Purton and offering countryside views, sits Clardon Barn, an impressive family home with deceptively spacious and flexible accommodation. This attractive property has been beautifully reconfigured and refurbished to create a wonderful five-bedroom home with many striking features and the potential to add to further if required, subject to the necessary planning permissions and regulations.
In recent years the current owners undertook a programme of reconfiguring and refurbishment creating what we have today. The accommodation is arranged over two floors with the ground floor comprising a welcoming and generous entrance hall with study area and stairs off to the first floor, laundry room, ground floor bedroom suite with double bedroom and bathroom, triple aspect sitting room, large coat/boot room, cloakroom, pantry and lastly a stunning open plan kitchen dining and family room with differing ceiling heights creating a light and interesting sociable space that opens out on to the garden, a second staircase leads off to the first floor.
The first floor offers two well sized double bedrooms and a further smaller bedroom all serviced by a large family bathroom with a separate walk-in shower, there is also a practical linen cupboard off the landing. The principal bedroom suite takes in the rural views and consists of a double bedroom with en-suite shower room. The suite can be accessed off either staircase, with the kitchen stairs leading to a galleried landing which overlooks part of the kitchen and leads to an impressive roof terrace.
Outside, the property is entered via a gated crescent in and out driveway between Clardon Lane and Cricklade Road. There is a double garage and store with ample off street parking. The gardens are private and enclosed and there are two patio courtyards.
A truly stunning home that needs to be viewed to be fully appreciated.
Purton is a large village in Wiltshire around 12 miles to the south of Cirencester and 6 miles to the northwest of Swindon.
The village's numerous amenities include several shops, Purton House Organics farm shop, a sub-post office, a library, village hall, cricket club, public houses and restaurants, a GP's practice, dentist and veterinary surgery.
Purton also offers good schooling with St Mary's Primary School and Bradon Forest School Secondary School.
Mainline rail connections to London Paddington from Swindon take approximately an hour and access to the M4(J16) is about 5 miles away.
In recent years the current owners undertook a programme of reconfiguring and refurbishment creating what we have today. The accommodation is arranged over two floors with the ground floor comprising a welcoming and generous entrance hall with study area and stairs off to the first floor, laundry room, ground floor bedroom suite with double bedroom and bathroom, triple aspect sitting room, large coat/boot room, cloakroom, pantry and lastly a stunning open plan kitchen dining and family room with differing ceiling heights creating a light and interesting sociable space that opens out on to the garden, a second staircase leads off to the first floor.
The first floor offers two well sized double bedrooms and a further smaller bedroom all serviced by a large family bathroom with a separate walk-in shower, there is also a practical linen cupboard off the landing. The principal bedroom suite takes in the rural views and consists of a double bedroom with en-suite shower room. The suite can be accessed off either staircase, with the kitchen stairs leading to a galleried landing which overlooks part of the kitchen and leads to an impressive roof terrace.
Outside, the property is entered via a gated crescent in and out driveway between Clardon Lane and Cricklade Road. There is a double garage and store with ample off street parking. The gardens are private and enclosed and there are two patio courtyards.
A truly stunning home that needs to be viewed to be fully appreciated.
Purton is a large village in Wiltshire around 12 miles to the south of Cirencester and 6 miles to the northwest of Swindon.
The village's numerous amenities include several shops, Purton House Organics farm shop, a sub-post office, a library, village hall, cricket club, public houses and restaurants, a GP's practice, dentist and veterinary surgery.
Purton also offers good schooling with St Mary's Primary School and Bradon Forest School Secondary School.
Mainline rail connections to London Paddington from Swindon take approximately an hour and access to the M4(J16) is about 5 miles away.
