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Latimer Manor, West Kington, Wiltshire Sn14 LATIMER MANOR West Kington LATIMER MANOR, A MAGNIFICENT GRADE II* LISTED HOUSE, IDEAllY SITUATED ON THE WEST KINGTON, EDGE OF THE UNSPOILT COTSWOLD VIllAGE OF WEST KINGTON. WILTSHIRE SN14 7JQ AccoMModation Entrance hall • Dining room • Drawing room • Sitting room • Kitchen • Breakfast room • Utility room Boot room • Cloakroom • Study • Principal bedroom suite with en suite bathroom • Five further bedrooms Two further bathrooms • Extensive outbuildings and barns providing stabling and garaging • Barns with implemented planning permission for a single dwelling A seperate, newly refurbished artist’s studio/ workspace Gardens • Grounds • Paddocks • About 13.93 acres DIRECTIONS Satnav post code is SN14 7JQ. From London follow the M4 west. Exit at J18 and travel south towards Bath. At the first roundabout turn left onto the A420 towards Chippenham. Pass Marshfield and take the left turning to West Kington, signposted ‘Nettleton and West Kington’. Follow this road for approximately two miles. Latimer Manor is located on the left hand side. SITUATION This appealing, listed manor house is ideally situated on the edge of the unspoilt Cotswold village of West Kington, which comprises a hamlet, a church, large neighbourly private nurseries and a thriving community. This village is most sought after because it offers the rare combination of peace and tranquillity together with easy access to the M4 motorway and the railway (at both Chippenham and Bath Spa stations). It is only 9 miles north west of the historical and picturesque market town of Chippenham. Castle Combe, acclaimed as England’s prettiest village, is 2.5 miles away and the National Trust village of Lacock can be reached in just over 12 miles. It is also only 10 miles from the fashionable, compact Georgian city of Bath. All offer comprehensive shopping and recreational facilities in addition to the good local shopping that is found at the nearby village of Marshfield. MAINLINE RAIL SERVICES Nearest station Chippenham offers direct First Great Western service to London Paddington, from 1 hour 10 minutes. SCHOOLS Good selection of local schools. Notably Saint Mary’s Calne, Marlborough College and Cheltenham Ladies College. Stonar at Atworth and Westonbirt School are also close by. Beaudesert & Heywood, Corsham are excellent prep schools. LEISURE FACILITIES Bath has numerous sporting clubs and there are premiere division rugby clubs at Bath, Bristol and Gloucester. There are golf courses at Tracy Park and Castle Combe and a racecourse at Bath. There is excellent walking and riding country in the Conservation Area surrounding the property. Lucknam Park (health spa and private members club) is close by. Bath has a nationally renowned music festival and a fine theatre as well as a famous array of historic sites and museums. M4 junction 18 can be accessed in approximately 4 miles. Nearest airport is Bristol Airport, approximately 26 miles away. Heathrow Airport can be reached in around 94 miles. DESCRIPTION Latimer Manor is a magnificent, Grade II*, 16th and early 17th Century house. Described in Marcus Binney’s book “In Search of The Perfect House” as “A perfect small Cotswold manor”. It boasts random stone elevations, dressed stone chimneys and leaded light mullion windows all under a clay tile and Cotswold stone roof. A gabled porch to the front of the property is flanked by a flagstone terrace and the front elevation features a climbing Wisteria. The approach over cobbled meandering tree-lined drive with an old cart pond to the right, opens in to a wide, gravelled parking and turning yard. There are formal gardens with holly bush topiary and lawn enclosed by beech hedges and Cotswold stone walls. It is believed that Latimer Manor was the home of Bishop Hugh Latimer, in charge of the parish of West Kington at the time of Henry VIII. He became famous for helping the King divorce his first wife and marry Anne Boleyn. Another historical point worth noting is that to either side of the stone mullion window of the dining room, are a red and white rose. Their unity could symbolise the end of the War of The Roses that Henry VII was responsible for. Trademark interior features include high ceilings, striking carved stone chimney pieces with high mantles, built- in wooden seating and stone flooring. The property has been well modernised over the years and the bathrooms, throughout the house, are of particular note. Further details of the accommodation are as follows: Wide, studded, wooden door of 16th Century origin leads to a spacious reception hall/dining room featuring a chamfered beamed ceiling and dressed stone fire surround. The south facing drawing room to the left, offers impressively high beamed ceiling with polished oak floor. This leads to the sitting room, again with the trademark features of wooden window seating and a fine carved stone chimney piece. There is also a study with a view over the pedestrian approach to the property. The kitchen and breakfast room with a broad oak door leading to the outside courtyard, has a limestone floor and traditional, hand built, wooden kitchen units with concealed appliances. There is a two cover AGA and granite work surfaces. The ample utility room provides access to a boot room and cloakroom with WC and also incorporates the back staircase. Bedrooms are well proportioned and the majority contain stone surround fireplaces. The principal bedroom suite has hand built, panelled wardrobes a superb en suite bathroom featuring a central roll-top bath, fireplace and stand alone power shower. One wall bears the date 1617. There is a vanity unit with double sink and marble surround. The newly refurbished second bedroom has a vaulted ceiling of 16ft in height with exposed original oak beams and chandeliers. OUTBUILDINGS AND LAND A major benefit to the property is the scale of the outbuildings – there are six in total – which are positioned around the front section of the house and beyond. The 17th Century main barn, which incorporates some stabling and a workshop, is built of random stone elevations under a stone tile roof. There are numerous further barns, some of which were former cart sheds and cow byres. All are constructed of similar materials and are in keeping with the main house. A log and garden store is situated nearby. The rest of the land surrounding the various outbuildings is arranged as a series of paddocks, divided by post and the rail fencing and with mains water fed troughs. The main lawned garden is enclosed within well-kept beech hedges and a Cotswold stone wall. Features include a lined walkway and climbing roses. There is also a charming stone terrace near the front of the house that is ideal for tables and chairs in the summer months. Beyond the main barn and not visible from the house are barns with implemented planning permission and listed building consent to create a separate single dwelling which faces away from the main house and outbuildings. A seperate, newly refurbished artist’s studio has been created by the vendors during lockdown. e s u C o H o l tt o a o g h e c S Brook Farm The Hill ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Cottage 106.8m Mount Stamp Duty HMRC have confirmed to the vendor that a Pleasant purchase of the property will be taxed at no more Sunnyside Pound Barn Violet than 5% on the basis its current mixed use continues The Lynches Parsloes Cottage Chapel House up to the effective date (Completion date). Mill Cottage LB House 129.5m 109.2m Tenure The tenure of the property is freehold with Latimer vacant possession upon completion. Manor Mount Zion Sluice Chapel LL N HI Nursery Planning The property is listedIFTO Grade II* as being of k DR Brookside roo d B special architectural or historic interest. ea Tanks adm Bro Pond k Adjacent There are restrictive covenants,ac to the benefit of Tr Land Latimer Manor, restricting the use of land on the other side of the lane in order to protect the view. Ruin Services Mains water and electricity.FB Oil fired central heating. Private drainage. FB Full fibre broadband to the premises. 136.3m Fixtures and Certain fixtures and fittings, such as the fitted Fittings carpets, curtains, light fittings and garden ornaments are specifically excluded from the sale but may be available by separate negotiation. Local Wiltshire Council, County Hall, Bythesea Road, Authority Trowbridge, BA14 8JN Council Tax Whole Property – Band H Viewing Strictly by appointment with the agents. If there are any points which are of particular importance to you, we invite you to discuss them with us, especially before you travel to view the property. The private garden nursery visible on Google Earth several hundred meters away, is not visible at ground level and is permanently obscured by mature trees and evergreen hedge. 0m 50m 100m 150m 138.5m Track Ordnance Survey © Crown Copyright 2018. All rights reserved. Licence number 100022432. Plotted Scale - 1:2500 West Kington, Chippenham Approximate Gross Internal Area 5,063 sq ft / 470 sq m S W E N Attic 10.12 x 4.49 33'2" x 14'9" (Maximum) Kitchen Bedroom 2 4.57 x 4.23 Breakfast 4.72 x 4.42 15'0" x 13'11" Room Boot Room 15'6" x 14'6" 5.08 x 2.81 3.60 x 2.00 16'8" x 9'3" 11'10" x 6'7" Bedroom 4 3.69 x 3.05 Entrance Hall/ Utility 12'1" x 10'0" Drawing Room Dining Room Principal Bedroom 5.28 x 3.89 7.25 x 4.91 7.13 x 5.39 7.35 x 4.76 17'4" x 12'9" 24'1" x 15'7" Bedroom 5 Bedroom 6/ 23'9" x 16'1" 23'5" x 17'8" Play Room 7.10 x 3.55 3.50 x 3.01 23'4" x 11'8" 11'6" x 9'11" Lobby Porch Study Bedroom 3 Sitting Room 4.49 x 3.63 4.62 x 3.80 5.39 x 4.61 14'9" x 11'11" 15'2" x 12'6" 17'8" x 15'1" Ground Floor First Floor FOR ILLUSTRATIVE PURPOSES ONLY - NOT TO SCALE The position & size of doors, windows, appliances and other features are approximate only.
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