Cooper and Tanner are delighted to offer this exceptional and absolutely charming Grade II listed period home believed to have origins dating back to the 18th century. The home has been cleverly and tastefully transformed by the present sellers to a high standard, combining period and modern comforts. The property is Nestled in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. No chain & Annex

Description
We are delighted to offer this exceptional and absolutely charming Grade II listed period residence that has been cleverly, and carefully renovated and transformed by the present owners. The cottage retains a lot of the original charm from its 18th century origins, and enjoys a setting in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The accommodation is spread over approximately 2356sq.ft and offers excellent versatile family living. Annexe and No Chain..
On the ground floor your enter via a lovely sun room / garden room, with access leading to the sitting room / dining room having hand built cabinets, Oak flooring and Inglenook fireplace. The kitchen / breakfast is highly appointed with a range of hand crafted wood wall and base units with slate work surfaces and Aga. The utility room has space for appliances and the boiler. The cloakroom is situated off the entrance lobby. On the first floor your will find three bedrooms and a range of built in storage. There is also a guest en-suite shower room and a pleasing family bathroom.

Annexe
A lovely crafted Oak frame barn style annexe is a wonderful addition to the property. On the ground floor is spacious open plan arrangement having a sitting / dining room and fitted kitchen, and cloakroom. The glazed elevations allow natural light to flood in. On the first floor are two bedrooms and a shower room. This annexe could also provide some good rental / Airbnb options.

Outside
The home is approached via a walled and gated entrance. A gravel drive provides ample parking for six / seven cars and gives access to the timber frame garage. The current sellers have acquired a further area of lawned garden to the side that overlooks the stream. The rear landscaped garden has planted borders and paved seating areas. The situation of the home with views towards the village pond also attracts a wide variety of wildlife in many forms. Melvern garden shed / office.

Location
The village of Sherrington is located in the popular Wylye Valley and nestled in a Conservation Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This part of the village is close to the village pond,, that was once a working watercress farm. There is also a 12th century village church close by.
The town of Warminster offers a wide range of shopping and leisure facilities to include library, sports centre, swimming pool, schools, churches, doctors' and dentists' surgeries, hospital and post office. Warminster also benefits from a main line railway station to London Waterloo whilst the nearby A303 provides excellent road links to London to the east and Exeter to the west. Local attractions include Longleat House and Safari Park, Shearwater Lake, Stourhead and Salisbury Plain.

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