No longer on the market
This property is no longer on the market
Floorplan
Map7 bedroom detached house
Study
Sold STC
Solar PV panels
Detached house
7 beds
4 baths
4223
EPC rating: F
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band E
Broadband: Super-fast 42Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- Fantastic Open Plan Living Space
- Oak Framed Garden Room
- 5 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms
- Superb Self-Contained 2 Bedroom Annex
- Garaging And Car Port For Three Cars
- Ample Parking
- Home Office and Excellent Detached Outbuilding
- Approaching Two Acres
This is an impressive, individually built home with family living at its heart. The generous accommodation features stunning reception space which can be further enlarged to incorporate an oak framed garden room that literally draws the garden into the house. Standing in about two acres of grounds this contemporary style home offers rural living at its best.
Entering the grounds through electric gates, there is a sense of peaceful relief as they close behind you. The open plan, 33ft kitchen/dining/family room provides a tremendous welcome with its solid oak flooring; natural lighting flooding the room through large windows and French doors which open onto the garden. The kitchen is bespoke, wrapping around an island unit and the oak-framed garden room, with bifold doors and vaulted ceilings, extends the living space; and can be enjoyed all year round.
Heading further into this wonderful home there are five bedrooms and three bathrooms, together with a utility room and a study.
The charming two bedroom annex is self-contained and has been built in keeping with the main house, providing valuable additional living accommodation and giving the option for multi-generational living.
The house is set back from the village road behind a hedge which affords a good degree of privacy, a large gravelled forecourt provides ample space for parking. The grounds are a real delight, well maintained and wrapping around the house, there are large lawns an area of orchard and immediately by the house and annex sunny paved terraces.
The outbuildings comprise a home office, garaging for three cars and a superb detached worshop (24’6 x 23’5) - currently used as an apple pressing shed - with 3-phase electricity. There is a lean-to tractor shed and a timber stable building with two loose boxes.
A truly individual home that is certainly not to be missed.
Situation - The property is situated on the edge of the popular village of Bulkington, surrounded by open fields. There is a good community spirit within the village and a thriving family run public house/restaurant -'The Well’. The neighbouring villages of Keevil, Seend and Worton benefit from excellent primary schools. Dauntsey’s School, Marlborough College and St Marys Calne are easily accessible. The nearby town of Devizes with its twice weekly market is about six miles away and caters for most day to day requirements. The major centres of Bath (45 minutes), Swindon, and Salisbury together with the country towns of Marlborough, Chippenham and Trowbridge are all within a 20 to 25 mile radius.
The M3 to the south (A303) and the M4 to the north provide fast road access to London and the West Country along with Heathrow and Gatwick airports. Main line rail services are available from Westbury, Chippenham and Pewsey.
Property Information - Services: Mains Electricity and Water, Private Drainage, LPG gas. Underfloor heating, Solar PV panels with iBoost battery for heating water and cooking.
Tenure: Freehold.
EPC Rating: House - C; Annex - D
Council Tax Band: House - E; Annexe - A
Agents note: Please note the 'Everhot' oven and 'Fisher & Paykel' fridge/freezer are not included in the sale.
Entering the grounds through electric gates, there is a sense of peaceful relief as they close behind you. The open plan, 33ft kitchen/dining/family room provides a tremendous welcome with its solid oak flooring; natural lighting flooding the room through large windows and French doors which open onto the garden. The kitchen is bespoke, wrapping around an island unit and the oak-framed garden room, with bifold doors and vaulted ceilings, extends the living space; and can be enjoyed all year round.
Heading further into this wonderful home there are five bedrooms and three bathrooms, together with a utility room and a study.
The charming two bedroom annex is self-contained and has been built in keeping with the main house, providing valuable additional living accommodation and giving the option for multi-generational living.
The house is set back from the village road behind a hedge which affords a good degree of privacy, a large gravelled forecourt provides ample space for parking. The grounds are a real delight, well maintained and wrapping around the house, there are large lawns an area of orchard and immediately by the house and annex sunny paved terraces.
The outbuildings comprise a home office, garaging for three cars and a superb detached worshop (24’6 x 23’5) - currently used as an apple pressing shed - with 3-phase electricity. There is a lean-to tractor shed and a timber stable building with two loose boxes.
A truly individual home that is certainly not to be missed.
Situation - The property is situated on the edge of the popular village of Bulkington, surrounded by open fields. There is a good community spirit within the village and a thriving family run public house/restaurant -'The Well’. The neighbouring villages of Keevil, Seend and Worton benefit from excellent primary schools. Dauntsey’s School, Marlborough College and St Marys Calne are easily accessible. The nearby town of Devizes with its twice weekly market is about six miles away and caters for most day to day requirements. The major centres of Bath (45 minutes), Swindon, and Salisbury together with the country towns of Marlborough, Chippenham and Trowbridge are all within a 20 to 25 mile radius.
The M3 to the south (A303) and the M4 to the north provide fast road access to London and the West Country along with Heathrow and Gatwick airports. Main line rail services are available from Westbury, Chippenham and Pewsey.
Property Information - Services: Mains Electricity and Water, Private Drainage, LPG gas. Underfloor heating, Solar PV panels with iBoost battery for heating water and cooking.
Tenure: Freehold.
EPC Rating: House - C; Annex - D
Council Tax Band: House - E; Annexe - A
Agents note: Please note the 'Everhot' oven and 'Fisher & Paykel' fridge/freezer are not included in the sale.
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