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£700,0002 bedroom detached house for sale
Stourton, Warminster, Wiltshire, BA12
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2 baths
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Key information
Tenure: Leasehold
Council tax: Band G
Features and description
Reception hall • Sitting room • Kitchen/dining room • Two bedrooms • Two bath/shower rooms (one en suite) • Garden room • Landscaped gardens • Woodland • In all approximately 1 acre
Description
Terrace Lodge started construction in 1839 for Henry Hugh Hoare and completed in 1841 in the time of Henry Richard Hoare. The architect was Charles Parker who was instrumental in the colonnades of Stourhead house, and the property is listed Grade II. It is constructed from green sandstone elevations under a slate tile roof and offers a wealth of interesting features. The property is south facing and all on one level and has wonderful views through the gothic arched windows. A Tudor arch leads into the main house with a large reception hall leading to all of the rooms. A charming garden room with a large bay opens into the garden. The large kitchen/dining room benefits from a range of fitted units and appliances. The principal bedroom and the sitting room face south, admiring the views and both having open fireplaces.
The house is approached via an estate drive, passing the front of the National Trust Stourhead house and along a single track through the parkland that winds through Stourhead estate. A drive passes up behind the house where there is ample space for parking.
The garden provides a wonderful setting and backdrop for the house and offers a wide variety of interesting shrubs and specimen trees. The main area of lawn, with a paved seating area, lies up behind the house. The lawn leads up to woodland behind the and to the side of the house, creating a private and quiet setting. In all the garden and grounds extend to about 1 acre.
Situation
This unique lodge is tucked away in a spectacular parkland setting in the heart of the renowned Stourhead Estate. The fashionable town of Bruton is about 5 miles to the west providing a range of everyday shopping facilities, including the fashionable Hauser & Wirth Gallery, Roth Bar & Grill and At The Chapel Restaurant. Nearby Gillingham offers a Waitrose and mainline station to London Waterloo taking from 1 hour 58 minutes. Both The Spread Eagle Pub or Stourhead Cafe serve excellent local food. The larger towns of Salisbury and Bath provide a more extensive range of shopping and recreational facilities, including excellent Theatre and Arts.
Communications by road are good with the A303 about 2.5 miles providing access to London and the motorway network or the west country. Sporting facilities in the area include golf at Bullpits or Sherborne. Racing at Wincanton. Hunting with the South and West Wilts / Blackmore Vale. There is an extensive network of bridleways and footpaths locally. A full range of water sports are within easy reach along the Dorset coastline. The area is renowned for its superb range of private schools including Bryanston, Clayesmore, Milton Abbey, St Marys Shaftesbury, Sherborne and Port Regis, Sandroyd, Hanford and Hazelgrove. There are also several excellent Primary and State schools within reach.
Additional Information
Tenure: The freehold is owned by the National Trust and the leasehold is being sold with a minimum lease of 99 years at completion. The lease length is presently 65 years. A longer lease may be offered should the renters reform be implemented.
Planning: The property is listed Grade II.
Services: Mains water and electricity (SMETS2 meter). Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG tank capacity 2,000 Litres) fired central heating and Fibre-optic To The Premises (FTTP) broadband.
Local Authority: Wiltshire Council
Council Tax: Band G
EPC: Band G
Directions: From London head west on the M3 and bear off onto the A303. Continue past Stonehenge and Mere. At Zeals, exit the A303 signed B3092 towards Stourhead. After about 1.9 miles turn left towards Kilmington Common and Alfred's Tower. Continue along this road and after about 0.8 miles turn left opposite The Old Hunting Lodge signed Alfred's Tower. After 1.6 miles (before you get to Alfred's Tower) turn right in to Alfred's Tower car park. Please meet here for viewings.
Viewings: Strictly by appointment with Carter Jonas.
Description
Terrace Lodge started construction in 1839 for Henry Hugh Hoare and completed in 1841 in the time of Henry Richard Hoare. The architect was Charles Parker who was instrumental in the colonnades of Stourhead house, and the property is listed Grade II. It is constructed from green sandstone elevations under a slate tile roof and offers a wealth of interesting features. The property is south facing and all on one level and has wonderful views through the gothic arched windows. A Tudor arch leads into the main house with a large reception hall leading to all of the rooms. A charming garden room with a large bay opens into the garden. The large kitchen/dining room benefits from a range of fitted units and appliances. The principal bedroom and the sitting room face south, admiring the views and both having open fireplaces.
The house is approached via an estate drive, passing the front of the National Trust Stourhead house and along a single track through the parkland that winds through Stourhead estate. A drive passes up behind the house where there is ample space for parking.
The garden provides a wonderful setting and backdrop for the house and offers a wide variety of interesting shrubs and specimen trees. The main area of lawn, with a paved seating area, lies up behind the house. The lawn leads up to woodland behind the and to the side of the house, creating a private and quiet setting. In all the garden and grounds extend to about 1 acre.
Situation
This unique lodge is tucked away in a spectacular parkland setting in the heart of the renowned Stourhead Estate. The fashionable town of Bruton is about 5 miles to the west providing a range of everyday shopping facilities, including the fashionable Hauser & Wirth Gallery, Roth Bar & Grill and At The Chapel Restaurant. Nearby Gillingham offers a Waitrose and mainline station to London Waterloo taking from 1 hour 58 minutes. Both The Spread Eagle Pub or Stourhead Cafe serve excellent local food. The larger towns of Salisbury and Bath provide a more extensive range of shopping and recreational facilities, including excellent Theatre and Arts.
Communications by road are good with the A303 about 2.5 miles providing access to London and the motorway network or the west country. Sporting facilities in the area include golf at Bullpits or Sherborne. Racing at Wincanton. Hunting with the South and West Wilts / Blackmore Vale. There is an extensive network of bridleways and footpaths locally. A full range of water sports are within easy reach along the Dorset coastline. The area is renowned for its superb range of private schools including Bryanston, Clayesmore, Milton Abbey, St Marys Shaftesbury, Sherborne and Port Regis, Sandroyd, Hanford and Hazelgrove. There are also several excellent Primary and State schools within reach.
Additional Information
Tenure: The freehold is owned by the National Trust and the leasehold is being sold with a minimum lease of 99 years at completion. The lease length is presently 65 years. A longer lease may be offered should the renters reform be implemented.
Planning: The property is listed Grade II.
Services: Mains water and electricity (SMETS2 meter). Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG tank capacity 2,000 Litres) fired central heating and Fibre-optic To The Premises (FTTP) broadband.
Local Authority: Wiltshire Council
Council Tax: Band G
EPC: Band G
Directions: From London head west on the M3 and bear off onto the A303. Continue past Stonehenge and Mere. At Zeals, exit the A303 signed B3092 towards Stourhead. After about 1.9 miles turn left towards Kilmington Common and Alfred's Tower. Continue along this road and after about 0.8 miles turn left opposite The Old Hunting Lodge signed Alfred's Tower. After 1.6 miles (before you get to Alfred's Tower) turn right in to Alfred's Tower car park. Please meet here for viewings.
Viewings: Strictly by appointment with Carter Jonas.
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We want to give you the very best advice combined with the highest service standards across all aspects of your property interests. Carter Jonas is a national firm with international affiliates and our head office is in Chapel Place. From our city centre Bath office, we provide the following services; residential sales and lettings, commercial agency investments, and Building Surveying services, rural and estate management, new homes and development, probate and valuations. Bath is a World Heritage city that is surrounded by undulating countryside. It has been made famous for its Roman origins, classical Georgian architecture, and its sheer beauty. It has fantastic communications with a mainline train service to London and Bristol, M4 Motorway links 10 miles to the North and dissected by the River Avon and Kennett and Avon canal. Recreation is a fundamental part of the city; attracting nearly 4 million tourists a year with over 100 restaurants including Jamie Oliver’s Italian, over 100 bars and numerous nightclubs. The city hosts numerous festivals to include The Bath Literary Festival and Bath Music Festival. Home of the premiership Bath Rugby Team, as well as having a race course, numerous golf courses and an eclectic range of shops and museums. Education is renowned with excellent schools in both the public and private sectors. There are two universities; the Bath University was voted University of the year on 2011 by The Sunday Times. Team Bath is the umbrella name of the universities of Baths sports teams and provides excellent sporting facilities.