DESCRIPTION Built in the 17th Century, this detached period home is nestled within a private, south-facing plot of 0.33 acres tucked down a private drive away from the lane and backing onto conservation fields. The property has been substantially extended and refurbished over years presenting a beautiful country home with a wealth of character and charm. With over 2,100 sq.ft. of accommodation, the property boasts well-proportioned rooms and is light and airy throughout with a delightful outlook over the impressive garden. On the ground floor, an entrance hall features limestone flagstone flooring with built-in storage and downstairs WC off. There are two reception rooms, the living of which is triple-aspect and features a magnificent large inglenook stone fireplace, whilst the dining room is dual-aspect with decorative panelling. The kitchen has been fitted with generous storage units as well as walk-in larder. An excellent addition is the green oak framed garden room which is filled with natural light overlooking the garden and also features limestone flagstone flooring. Upstairs and on the first floor, a spacious landing provides a study area in which to work from home and enjoys views across the garden and to the fields. There are two bedrooms on the first floor and a family bathroom fitted with both a shower unit and bath. The principal bedroom benefits from a further private en-suite bathroom with a rolltop bath and a beautifully fitted dressing area behind oak panelling providing ample storage. On the top floor there is a characterful and spacious third bedroom which also benefits from a en-suite shower room.

The garden is a true delight and offers a secure and private space to enjoy enclosed by metal gates from the driveway. There is a large parking area in front of a sizable garage/workshop which is need of some work and offers scope for conversion if desired (subject to planning). The garden features an extensive lawn interspersed with an orchard featuring apple, quince and pear trees. The borders are well-stocked with a range of shrubs and flowers. To the side there is a vegetable garden with raised timber beds beside a compost area.  

SITUATION Neston is a popular village located just 2 miles outside of the picturesque and historic town of Corsham. The village is very well served by a range of amenities including an excellent primary school, pre-school, Neston Country Pub, village hall, Church and playing fields. Just a few minutes drive away is Corsham, a charming North Wiltshire town with an excellent range of facilities including many specialist shops and cafes. The attractive high street has been used in various film productions such as Poldark – as has nearby Lacock Abbey. There is a good choice of schooling within the town including Heywood Prep School, several primary schools and Corsham Secondary School. Corsham is served with a doctors' surgery, several dentists and a wide range of sport facilities including Springfield leisure centre, and thriving clubs such as cricket, football, rugby and running. The city of Bath - one of only 3 UK heritage cities - is within an easy 20 minutes' drive and offers excellent cultural, architectural and leisure facilities. Communication links are excellent with the M4/M5 motorways within easy reach providing easy access to London, Bristol, the South West and the Midlands. The larger market town of Chippenham is only 4 miles away with further amenities including mainline railway station and commutes of around 70 minutes into London Paddington. 

TENURE & SERVICES We understand the property is Freehold with oil fired central heating and all other mains connected. Council Tax Band E