Located within the highly desirable and rural hamlet of Norton on the edge of Malmesbury is Brook House.
Enjoying an elevated, south facing position overlooking beautiful unspoiled countryside it really has it all, a perfect blend of period features with the ease of contemporary living.
To the ground floor there is a drawing room, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, snug, cloakroom and a useful utility room.
The snug has a delightful galleried landing above and is complete with a wood burning stove. The drawing room has double aspect windows and features a magnificent gabled bay and open fireplace. The living room and dining room lead out into the garden.
On the first floor the master bedroom is a particular feature benefitting from a dressing area and ensuite bathroom. There are three further good sized bedrooms and two further bathrooms.
Externally you enter the property via a five bar gate onto a gravelled driveway providing plenty of parking and a triple garage. The gardens are mainly laid to lawn for ease of maintenance but does have some mature plantings and a small fruit orchard’.
Offering substantial accommodation it is a property to be viewed to fully appreciate everything it has to offer.
Available from 2nd January 2024 on a LONG TERM basis
Deposit £4326.90
EPC E
Council tax band G
A pet maybe considered at the landlords discretion.
A viewing is highly recommended.”

The property is located within the charming rural hamlet of Norton situated just 4 miles from the market town of Malmesbury, and 3 miles from the renowned village of Sherston. There is an excellent choice of local schools which include primary schools in the nearby villages of Sherston, and Hullavington, while secondary school options include private education at
Westonbirt, and Ofsted ‘Outstanding’ rated
Malmesbury.
Malmesbury is an ancient hilltop market town situated on the southern edge of the Cotswolds with numerous independent shops, pubs, and restaurants, with both Waitrose and Aldi stores, and a regular weekly farmers market. In addition, the town is host to the famous Abbey and
beautiful Abbey gardens. Local attractions
in the area include the Westonbirt Arboretum, polo at the Beaufort Club, the gardens at Highgrove, golf courses at Westonbirt and Castle Combe, and the nearby town of Tetbury. The roman city of Bath also has a well renowned theatre, rugby club and racecourse.
The M4 motorway (J17) to the south provides fast road access to the major employment centres of Bath, Bristol and Swindon together with London and the West Country. Main Line rail services are
available from Chippenham and provide
excellent services to London Paddington in
about 75 minutes, and to Bath, Bristol,
West Country and South Wales.