Southfields is a most attractive and prominent period home with origins we believe dating back to the mid 17th century and although not listed retains a wealth of inherent character and charm. The property offers all the grace and elegance of a fine period home with a plethora of exposed beams and stonework. On the ground floor the accommodation flows around a central hallway with an impressive sitting room and dining room, both rooms featuring magnificent open fireplaces. A door from the dining room leads into a spacious open plan kitchen fitted with a comprehensive range of wall and base units, complimented by adjacent granite work surfaces, a useful utility room and cloakroom. There is a an opening from the kitchen into a delightful conservatory with views over the rear garden. The first floor boasts a master bedroom suite with a dressing room and bathroom with a further guest bedroom with en suite bathroom. Staircases from either end of the first floor landing rise up to the second floor comprising two spacious double bedrooms both with en suite bathrooms and a further bedroom/study. A one bedroom, self contained detached cottage stands to the side of the property which could be utilised as an annexe or provide additional income as an Air B and B.
Externally the established cottage gardens extend to 0.3 acre, being predominantly laid to lawn and stocked with an abundance of perennials, plants, specimen trees. A carriage driveway to the front approaches a detached single garage with ample parking and turning space. The front garden is laid to lawn, enclosed by an attractive drystone boundary wall with a variety of trees and hedging providing privacy.

Situation - Located in a stunning village position with far reaching views from the rear over open countryside towards Charlton Park . Milbourne is a hamlet located approximately one mile from Malmesbury which is reputed to be the oldest borough in the country dating back to the 11th Century. Situated on the edge of the Cotswolds, surrounded by two branches of the River Avon, it boasts buildings of golden Cotswold stone and beautiful river walks. Famous for its ancient Abbey and elaborate 15th century Market Cross, the town may well have history round every corner but is also bursting with life, enjoying excellent independent shops, a Waitrose, charming cosy pubs, friendly cafes, regular farmers' markets and a busy local events schedule. The establishment of the Dyson design and development headquarters on the edge of the town means that Malmesbury is now a centre for technical innovation, allowing the town to truly describe itself as both ancient and modern. Malmesbury is five miles north of the M4 (Junction 17) so within easy commuting distance of Cirencester, Bristol, Bath and Swindon. Mainline rail services from Kemble or Chippenham connect to London in just over an hour.

Property Information - Tenure: Freehold

EPC Rating: House: E- Cottage: D

Council Tax Band: House: G- Cottage: A

Mains water, electricity and oil fired central heating.