An outstanding four bedroom, Chilmark stone barn conversion presented in immaculate condition and offering flexible living.

The key building in an attractive development of a prestigious former polo yard, Arundel Barn is a beautifully presented modern barn conversion offering open plan, flexible living set over two storeys and featuring, high ceilings, contemporary light and airy accommodation and a significant feeling of space throughout. The combination of what is believed to be Chilmark stone and clay pantiles construction gives a wonderfully rustic country feel and contrasts well with the adapted interior. The glazed front door is set up a short path from the parking area and opens into a hallway open to two storeys, doors lead through to a very large open-plan living space incorporating a wonderfully modern and well appointed kitchen, a generous dining area currently located next to French windows looking out into the garden and a large sitting room. The ground floor also features a WC and a bedroom with en suite bathroom., there is underfloor heating on the ground floor.

Upstairs there is an open landing or 'minstrels gallery' off which is situated three bedrooms and three well appointed bathrooms, two of which are en suite. All the first floor bedrooms have lovely vaulted ceilings giving a feeling of space and most have far reaching views to the south

The property is approached from the road directly onto shared buff stone gravel drive which leads around past the car barn to the front of the house. A gated pedestrian gate leads across a paved pathway up to the front door. The garden to the front is laid mainly to lawn and abounded by maturing hedge and a stone wall. To the rear of the property there is an enclosed lawned garden with a paved terrace perfectly situated to take in the south eastern aspect, there is a pedestrian gate to the side of the house and the boundary is abounded by a maturing hedge.

Arundel Barn is set close to the village of Ansty in a wonderfully rural and popular part of West Wiltshire. The local area is highly picturesque with very pretty Chilmark stone villages all around. The ever popular village of Tisbury is only a couple of miles to the North and provides mainline rail services to Exeter and London. Tisbury offers a range of independent shops; including a florist, delicatessen, fishmonger and butcher as well as a Co-Op and chemist.

Local places to eat and drink include, the Pythouse Kitchen Garden shop and restaurant, The Horseshoe at Ethesbourne Wake, The Royal Oak in Swallowcliffe and The Beckford Arms at Fonthill Gifford. The Ansty PYO & Farmshop situated just down the road has a lovely café and shop offering a good selection of local fayre. The Fovant Badges are located a few miles to the east, they are hillside chalk carvings of World War One regimental cap badges created by soldiers stationed close by during the great war.