No longer on the market
This property is no longer on the market
Floorplan
Map6 bedroom detached house
Chain-free
Study
Detached house
6 beds
2 baths
2084
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band F
Features and description
- Hall
- Dining room
- Sitting room/Study
- Open plan kitchen and family room with a wonderful Inglenook fireplace, complete with bread oven
- Six bedrooms (one used as a study)
- 2 Ground floor bathrooms (one redundant)
- Utility/storage room
- Enchanting garden with an abundance of trees, flowers, rare shrubs, fruit trees, etc.
- No chain
- Beautiful village setting
THE PROPERTY
Church Cottages is an extraordinary Grade II Listed period property, originally comprising three attached cottages that were owned by the church and which is now one single, but substantial period cottage that harks back to a bygone era and exhibits some original features that amplify the charm and character of this wonderful home. On entering the cottage, via the main front door, there is a long hallway that leads ahead to a back door taking you out on to a rear terrace and the garden beyond. To the left of the front door is a sitting room/study with a raised fireplace. Beyond this room is a useful utility room / store and a currently redundant bathroom. To the right of the front door is a fabulous dining room with a wood burning stove. This room leads to the very large open plan kitchen/family room. This spacious room is an important area being very much the heart of the house and where one is likely to spend most time. This room also accommodates a fantastic inglenook fireplace with a very rarely seen working bread oven. Just off the hallway again is the family bathroom with a white suite.
On the first floor, there are six double rooms (one of which is currently a study) that are all accessed via stairs leading from the kitchen. A separate staircase could be reinstated to allow independent access to all of the bedrooms, if required.
OUTSIDE
The garden is deliberately left mainly to wild growth and is therefore a haven for wildlife, but is also chock full of wonderfully fragrant varieties of flowering shrubs, roses, honey suckles, fruiting trees and much more. The garden has a glorious terrace and a little way further up the garden is crossed by a gentle flowing watercourse that feeds the village pond. The front garden is more open plan and there is off - road parking for at least one vehicle.
WILTON
Wilton is a picturesque village located on the West Berkshire/Wiltshire border within the North Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Wilton lies to the edge of the historic Savernake Forest and the Kennet and Avon Canal is also close by. The village is very popular with outdoor pursuits enthusiasts ending-up at the wonderful local pub, The Swan. The neighbouring village of Great Bedwyn (2 miles) offers a village shop, post office, excellent primary school, surgery, tennis club and pub. There is also a train station offering direct trains to London Paddington in about an hour . The nearby town of Hungerford and village of Pewsey also have stations serving London. London Waterloo can be reached from Andover Station (approx. 13 miles). J14 of M4 is also easy to access. The nearby towns of Marlborough and Hungerford offer an excellent range of retail and other facilities. Schooling options are varied and include St Francis Prep School at Pewsey, St Katherine's Primary in Savernanke forest, Great Bedwyn Primary School,Pinewood Prep, St John's Secondary in Marlborough, Marlborough College , St Mary's, Calne and Dauntsey's School.
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Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.
Church Cottages is an extraordinary Grade II Listed period property, originally comprising three attached cottages that were owned by the church and which is now one single, but substantial period cottage that harks back to a bygone era and exhibits some original features that amplify the charm and character of this wonderful home. On entering the cottage, via the main front door, there is a long hallway that leads ahead to a back door taking you out on to a rear terrace and the garden beyond. To the left of the front door is a sitting room/study with a raised fireplace. Beyond this room is a useful utility room / store and a currently redundant bathroom. To the right of the front door is a fabulous dining room with a wood burning stove. This room leads to the very large open plan kitchen/family room. This spacious room is an important area being very much the heart of the house and where one is likely to spend most time. This room also accommodates a fantastic inglenook fireplace with a very rarely seen working bread oven. Just off the hallway again is the family bathroom with a white suite.
On the first floor, there are six double rooms (one of which is currently a study) that are all accessed via stairs leading from the kitchen. A separate staircase could be reinstated to allow independent access to all of the bedrooms, if required.
OUTSIDE
The garden is deliberately left mainly to wild growth and is therefore a haven for wildlife, but is also chock full of wonderfully fragrant varieties of flowering shrubs, roses, honey suckles, fruiting trees and much more. The garden has a glorious terrace and a little way further up the garden is crossed by a gentle flowing watercourse that feeds the village pond. The front garden is more open plan and there is off - road parking for at least one vehicle.
WILTON
Wilton is a picturesque village located on the West Berkshire/Wiltshire border within the North Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Wilton lies to the edge of the historic Savernake Forest and the Kennet and Avon Canal is also close by. The village is very popular with outdoor pursuits enthusiasts ending-up at the wonderful local pub, The Swan. The neighbouring village of Great Bedwyn (2 miles) offers a village shop, post office, excellent primary school, surgery, tennis club and pub. There is also a train station offering direct trains to London Paddington in about an hour . The nearby town of Hungerford and village of Pewsey also have stations serving London. London Waterloo can be reached from Andover Station (approx. 13 miles). J14 of M4 is also easy to access. The nearby towns of Marlborough and Hungerford offer an excellent range of retail and other facilities. Schooling options are varied and include St Francis Prep School at Pewsey, St Katherine's Primary in Savernanke forest, Great Bedwyn Primary School,Pinewood Prep, St John's Secondary in Marlborough, Marlborough College , St Mary's, Calne and Dauntsey's School.
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Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.
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