Standing proud at more than 450 years old, this house looks the perfect quintessential English country home.
The Grade II-listed property, called Coggswell, has all the features you would expect to see within a home which dates back to the Tudor era.
Exposed beams, wide elm-floorboards, Tudor-arched fireplaces with seating either side and plank doors remain at the heart of the property.
The house sits within the hamlet of Tytherton Lucas, near Swindon.
With seven bedrooms, one within an annexe, a walled-garden, stabling and 5.5 acres of pasture, this house would be a perfect large family home with further room to entertain.
The front porch leads directly to the dining room, which is home to a magnificent fireplace and the adjoining drawing room which has timber flooring and its own fireplace.
Coggswell’s kitchen features flagstone flooring, exposed timber beams, and an L-shaped modern work top. The kitchen also has a four-oven AGA, set in an original stone-fireplace.
On one side of the house is the study, which sits above the half cellar. There is also a spacious garden room with lots of natural light which leads directly out to the patio and well-maintained gardens.
The first floor has four bedrooms and two bathrooms, with the second floor housing two bedrooms as well as plenty of attic storage space. The final bedroom is within a one bed annexe.
Tytherton Lucas is about four miles east of the market town of Chippenham with its mainline railway station. London Paddington is a train ride of around 72 minutes.
