Farm

The main house is an impressive looking Grade II Cotswold stone
farmhouse, which has recently been sympathetically refurbished.
Original timbers, exposed limestone, an oak panelled entrance
hall and two inglenook fireplaces add to the period charm of this
former farmhouse.
The accommodation is ideal for modern family living and
entertaining. Three receptions rooms, kitchen and utility room on
the ground floor. The bedrooms are over two floors comprising
four double bedrooms, second floor family room/ bedroom five
and two bathrooms.
Planning potential
Consent to create a two bedroom ancillary cottage Ref:
(18/02981/FUL)

Outbuildings
A short walk from the main house is a range of extremely useful
outbuildings, including:
- Hay barn
- American Barn style stable yard (12 boxes), wash down areas,
tack and rug stores and day room with kitchenette.
- A separate yard (4 stables, wash box, tack and feed room).
- Horse walker (four horse)
- All weather riding arena (30m x 40m)
- Six all weather turn out pens
- Extensive hard standing
Further traditional farm building with potential (STC) to convert
to garaging, storage, ancillary accommodation studios or
similar.
The yard and house have separate road access.
The Land
The land is permanent pasture and divided into well fenced
paddocks and larger fields. There is access to a bridleway to the
north of the property, ideal for riding out.

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Malmesbury 6 miles, Cirencester 7 miles, Kemble Station 6 miles (Paddington 75 minutes) Swindon M4 (J16) 11 miles (London Paddington 55 minutes) (all times and distances are approximate)

North Wiltshire
Minety sits on the Gloucestershire/ Wiltshire border. A rural village
close to the Cotswold AONB, quietly situated away from main
roads, yet easily accessible to the local centres of Malmesbury
and Cirencester. The regional centres of Swindon, Oxford,
Cheltenham and Bristol are all within easy daily commuting
distance.
There are excellent connections to the Cirencester bypass linking
the M4 (J16) to the M5 at Cheltenham. Mainline railway services to
London Paddington from Kemble (75 min) and Swindon Stations
(55 minutes) are all under 12 miles away.
Education locally is first class with good private and state schools
within easy reach. Minety and Ashton Keynes Schools, as well
as Prior Park at Cricklade, Westonbirt, Marlborough College, St
Mary's and St Margaret's, Calne and Pinewood to name a few.
Sporting opportunities are diverse, including golf courses at
Oaksey and Minchinhampton; sailing and water sports at the
Cotswold Water Park; motor racing at Castle Coombe; private
flying at Kemble.
The region has extensive equestrian activities, including hunting
with both the VWH and Duke of Beaufort's hounds, Polo at
Cirencester and Beaufort and eventing at Badminton, Dauntsey
and Calmedsen. Dressage and shows at Hunters, West Wilts and
Rectory Farm as well as good hacking on quiet roads.