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£925,0005 bedroom detached house for sale
St Marys House, Chitterne, Warminster, BA12
Study
Solar panels
Detached house
5 beds
4 baths
0.34 acre(s)
EPC rating: D
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Ask agent
Broadband: Super-fast 73Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- Large Hall
- Elegant Drawing Room
- Sitting Room/Bedroom with ensuite
- Dining Room
- Summer Room
- Bespoke Kitchen
- Utility & Boot Room
- Cloakrooms
- First Floor Library
- Landing Study
A handsome and beautifully proportioned property with a charming garden, set on the edge of this popular village.
Property
St Marys House is a substantial and handsome ‘Regency style’ property, constructed in the late 20th century of brick elevations under a tiled roof. Large sash windows enhance the long façade, either side of a canopied front door, and the beautifully proportioned rooms in the front of the house convey a distinct sophistication. To the rear, shallower rooms and a utilitarian section of the property looks out on to the well-stocked garden.
The hall is a truly impressive entrance into the property, a large space with a fireplace and opening out to reception rooms in all directions. Off it is a cloakroom, and the stairs rise to the first floor at the back. To its right is an inviting sitting room which could be used as a ground floor bedroom, as it has a shower room attached. On the southern side is a most elegant, double aspect drawing room with a bay window and marble surround fireplace, flanked by mirrored recesses. A door at the rear leads to a summer room/conservatory with stained pine floorboards, and from there into the dining room, where there is also access to the hall, and with a utility/boiler room beyond it. The tiled kitchen breakfast room is fitted with floor to ceiling bespoke units and has a central island with granite worktop and sink. There is an eye level oven & microwave and a gas hob, while the dishwasher and fridge freezer are both integral (currently not working). On from the kitchen is a boot room with a door into the carport, and wc.
The first floor has a split landing, off which is a spectacular library with a full height bookcase reaching to the vaulted ceiling. There is a log effect gas fire and velux windows letting in plenty of light. A staircase then runs up the side of the room to a large loft space with excellent storage.
The bedrooms are set around a large landing, with a dedicated area for a study. The principal bedroom is spacious and double aspect, with French doors opening on to the bay balustrade, and with built in cupboards. Off this is a large ensuite bathroom. The other bedrooms are all double and there is a family bathroom and further shower room.
Outside
The property is set well in its plot, approached via double electric gates to a gravel drive and parking area. To the rear is a timber constructed single garage and, to the far side of the house, an attached timber carport. The drive is separated from the lawn area by a beech hedge, while at the back is a paved terrace with formal box planting, and the lawn stretches to a bank at the rear, well stocked with shaped shrubs. The property is positioned on the edge of the village and is next to a bridleway, which provides miles of walking out onto Salisbury Plain.
Situation
Chitterne is a small rural community situated amidst the gently rolling chalk downland on the southwestern edge of Salisbury Plain, where it meets the lovely countryside of the Wylye Valley. The village has an active village hall, church, playground and cricket club, while The Kings Head re-opened in 2025 as a village community-owned pub.
The nearby larger villages of Codford, Heytesbury and Shrewton have between them good everyday amenities including a choice of shops, post offices, primary schools, petrol stations, doctors’ surgeries and vets.
The market town of Warminster is close by and has supermarkets, shops, health and leisure facilities, as well as a railway station with services to London, Bristol and Southampton, while the station at Westbury (24 miles) has a direct rail service to Paddington, and Salisbury (17 miles) to Waterloo.
The village is in a lovely but not isolated setting and is well placed for the A36 which gives convenient access to Salisbury or Bath, while the A360 links to Devizes and Chippenham. The nearby A303 serves London, the West Country and the motorway network. Chitterne is an excellent base for several highly respected schools in both the state and private sectors including, amongst many others, Dauntseys, Warminster School and Salisbury’s grammar and independent schools.
Chitterne is surrounded by lovely open stretches of undulating countryside, ideal for a variety of rural pursuits including walking, riding, field sports and cycling. Racing is at Salisbury, Bath and Wincanton, sailing at Shearwater, rugby union at Bath with golf at Erlestoke, Tollard Royal, Warminster and Salisbury. There are several famous visitor attractions in the area such as Stourhead Gardens, Longleat Safari Park, Wilton House and Stonehenge.
Directions Post Code BA12 0LJ
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St Marys House is situated on the western edge of the village. Approaching from the A350, it is set back on the left off the B390, just as the road bends to the right, and next to a bridleway.
Tenure Freehold
Services
Mains water, mains electricity (supplemented by solar panels), private drainage, oil fired central heating, LPG gas cannisters for cooker and gas effect fires.
Local Authority Wiltshire Council Tax Band E
EPC Energy Efficiency Rating F (24) (Please refer to the Agents for the complete EPC)
Broadband speeds (Ofcom Predicted Availability)
Superfast Upload 18 mb/s Downld 73 mb/s
Ultrafast Upload 1000 mb/s Downld 1000 mb/s
Mobile signal
Indoor: EE, Vodaphone Outdoor: All networks
Property
St Marys House is a substantial and handsome ‘Regency style’ property, constructed in the late 20th century of brick elevations under a tiled roof. Large sash windows enhance the long façade, either side of a canopied front door, and the beautifully proportioned rooms in the front of the house convey a distinct sophistication. To the rear, shallower rooms and a utilitarian section of the property looks out on to the well-stocked garden.
The hall is a truly impressive entrance into the property, a large space with a fireplace and opening out to reception rooms in all directions. Off it is a cloakroom, and the stairs rise to the first floor at the back. To its right is an inviting sitting room which could be used as a ground floor bedroom, as it has a shower room attached. On the southern side is a most elegant, double aspect drawing room with a bay window and marble surround fireplace, flanked by mirrored recesses. A door at the rear leads to a summer room/conservatory with stained pine floorboards, and from there into the dining room, where there is also access to the hall, and with a utility/boiler room beyond it. The tiled kitchen breakfast room is fitted with floor to ceiling bespoke units and has a central island with granite worktop and sink. There is an eye level oven & microwave and a gas hob, while the dishwasher and fridge freezer are both integral (currently not working). On from the kitchen is a boot room with a door into the carport, and wc.
The first floor has a split landing, off which is a spectacular library with a full height bookcase reaching to the vaulted ceiling. There is a log effect gas fire and velux windows letting in plenty of light. A staircase then runs up the side of the room to a large loft space with excellent storage.
The bedrooms are set around a large landing, with a dedicated area for a study. The principal bedroom is spacious and double aspect, with French doors opening on to the bay balustrade, and with built in cupboards. Off this is a large ensuite bathroom. The other bedrooms are all double and there is a family bathroom and further shower room.
Outside
The property is set well in its plot, approached via double electric gates to a gravel drive and parking area. To the rear is a timber constructed single garage and, to the far side of the house, an attached timber carport. The drive is separated from the lawn area by a beech hedge, while at the back is a paved terrace with formal box planting, and the lawn stretches to a bank at the rear, well stocked with shaped shrubs. The property is positioned on the edge of the village and is next to a bridleway, which provides miles of walking out onto Salisbury Plain.
Situation
Chitterne is a small rural community situated amidst the gently rolling chalk downland on the southwestern edge of Salisbury Plain, where it meets the lovely countryside of the Wylye Valley. The village has an active village hall, church, playground and cricket club, while The Kings Head re-opened in 2025 as a village community-owned pub.
The nearby larger villages of Codford, Heytesbury and Shrewton have between them good everyday amenities including a choice of shops, post offices, primary schools, petrol stations, doctors’ surgeries and vets.
The market town of Warminster is close by and has supermarkets, shops, health and leisure facilities, as well as a railway station with services to London, Bristol and Southampton, while the station at Westbury (24 miles) has a direct rail service to Paddington, and Salisbury (17 miles) to Waterloo.
The village is in a lovely but not isolated setting and is well placed for the A36 which gives convenient access to Salisbury or Bath, while the A360 links to Devizes and Chippenham. The nearby A303 serves London, the West Country and the motorway network. Chitterne is an excellent base for several highly respected schools in both the state and private sectors including, amongst many others, Dauntseys, Warminster School and Salisbury’s grammar and independent schools.
Chitterne is surrounded by lovely open stretches of undulating countryside, ideal for a variety of rural pursuits including walking, riding, field sports and cycling. Racing is at Salisbury, Bath and Wincanton, sailing at Shearwater, rugby union at Bath with golf at Erlestoke, Tollard Royal, Warminster and Salisbury. There are several famous visitor attractions in the area such as Stourhead Gardens, Longleat Safari Park, Wilton House and Stonehenge.
Directions Post Code BA12 0LJ
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St Marys House is situated on the western edge of the village. Approaching from the A350, it is set back on the left off the B390, just as the road bends to the right, and next to a bridleway.
Tenure Freehold
Services
Mains water, mains electricity (supplemented by solar panels), private drainage, oil fired central heating, LPG gas cannisters for cooker and gas effect fires.
Local Authority Wiltshire Council Tax Band E
EPC Energy Efficiency Rating F (24) (Please refer to the Agents for the complete EPC)
Broadband speeds (Ofcom Predicted Availability)
Superfast Upload 18 mb/s Downld 73 mb/s
Ultrafast Upload 1000 mb/s Downld 1000 mb/s
Mobile signal
Indoor: EE, Vodaphone Outdoor: All networks
Property information from this agent
Area statistics
Crime score
Low crime
0/10
Home prices (average)
5 bedroom detached houses
£918,600
£918,600
About this agent
Rural View is a niche estate agency providing a highly experienced, professional and personal residential property service. We specialise in selling country, village and market town property from our offices in South Wiltshire, covering Wiltshire, Dorset, Somerset and Hampshire. We have established a proud reputation for offering a diverse choice of homes, from dream country cottages to family houses, farmhouses with land, townhouses and new builds. Both sellers and buyers have been enthusiastically complimentary about our honest advice, regular communication, prompt feedback and individual attention, as a well as our friendly and efficient approach – all of which really makes the difference to the property moving experience. We see ourselves as a boutique style of firm, offering a more personal, hands-on approach than that usually given by the larger, faceless corporate companies. We may be small, but that means we care more, and in this digital age Rural View has as wide a global reach as anyone. We are absolutely committed to doing the very best for our clients and customers, and our ethos is to treat them how we would want to be treated ourselves. This has led to many of our instructions being as a result of personal recommendations – a most satisfactory means of gaining new business. Not only are we seen as the local property experts but having been based in the area for many years, we are very knowledgeable about our patch and are more than happy to chat about the nearest school, pub, shop, railway station, cricket club and much more. If you are looking to buy or sell, whether it’s a thatched cottage, a bungalow or an old Georgian rectory, do get in touch – we are here to help!