Dating back as far as the 1600's, East Court forms part of a collection of period buildings known as the historic Rowden Manor estate. Originally forming a number of outbuildings to the original Rowden Manor, East Court was transformed and renovated by Sir Edward Hungerford as a direct result of the English Civil War. These were then split to form a small number of properties at the end of a long private drive, surrounded by open farmland on the edge of Chippenham, as it can be found now in it's current state.

This exceptionally unique property is made up of the principal residence, and a further one bedroom granny annexe / cottage.

Accommodation within the main property comprises; entrance hall, cloakroom / utility room, kitchen / breakfast room with exposed beams and electric AGA cooker, providing access to the rear courtyard garden. There is a family room, with further study off to one side of the kitchen, and the main family sitting room to the other. The generous sitting room provides a dual-aspect light, exposed beams and a large feature fireplace with stunning exposed brickwork and log burner. The downstairs accommodation is completed by the dining room.
To the first floor is the large dual-aspect master bedroom, with feature fireplace and built-in wardrobes, a further double bedroom and a family bathroom, with P-bath and shower over.
To the second level are two additional double bedrooms, and another family bathroom.

The granny annexe / cottage, comprises; living / dining room, kitchen, shower room and the bedroom, which can be found on a lovely mezzanine level over the living space.

Externally the primary garden includes a generous pond, which formed part of the original moat to the Rowden Manor, and is surrounded by open farmland. There is also a private courtyard garden positioned to the inner side of the property, and ample off-road parking.

This special property occupies a circa. 1 acre plot, surrounded by open farmland.

Situation - The property is positioned towards the end of a long private lane, surrounded by open farmland, and is set towards the western side of the town and all amenities which include a public library and the pleasant Monkton Park with a nine hole golf course and riverside walks and cycleways. There is convenient pedestrian access to the mainline railway station (London Paddington - approx. 75 minutes). The M4 motorway, the A4 and the A420 offer excellent motor commuting to the major centres of Bath, Bristol, Swindon & London. There is a good choice of private schooling and Chippenham also offers excellent secondary and primary schools, together with further education at Wiltshire College.

Property Information - Grade II* Listed

Tenure: Freehold

Council Tax Band: F

Electric Heating

Septic Tank

EPC Rating: Exempt