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Hisomley Farmhouse, Hisomley, Wiltshire BA13 4DD £799,999 Freehold Hisomley Farm house, Hisomley, Wiltshire BA13 4DD £799,999 Freehold Hisomley Farmhouse , Hisomley Wiltshire BA13 4DD 6 3 3 2.75 acres EPC N/R £799,999 Freehold Description On the first floor is the master bedroom with A Grade II Iisted farmhouse that was built en-suite bathroom, four further bedrooms in the eighteenth century, displaying a and the family bathroom. There is an number of period features with modern additional bedroom and two storage rooms additions. on the second floor. When entering the property the Outside accommodation generously offers four Set in about 2.75 acres of magnificent reception rooms. A sitting room with a log- Wiltshire countryside, with views burner, study with an original bread oven , unobscured by pylons, across open fields large snug and dining room, which is towards The Westbury Whitehorse, attached to the elongated Kitchen/ Hi somley Farmhouse would be perfectly breakfast room which has French doors suited to somebody wishing to keep horses. leading out onto the garden, an Aga stove There are walks and bridleways in every and s tone flooring. There is also a back direction and two acres of paddock which entrance to the farmhouse leading onto a are enclosed by fencing and hedges with large boot room and play room/second field shelters and access to water. The study room. Finally on the ground floor is a gardens around t he house, barn and coach utility room with w.c. Adjoined is a wing of house are largely laid to lawn and are the house waiting to be transformed. For screened by mature hedges and trees, those look ing for a project the unconverted providing total privacy. The coach house barn that is attached could comfortably be was granted permission to convert into incorporated into further accommodation, ancillary accommodation, adding to the subject to gaining the relevant permission. flexibility of this opportunity. Location The nearby village of Dilton Marsh offers various shops including a grocery and Post Office, two schools and a pub is located just a short walk to nearby Upton Scudamore . Hisomley Farmhouse is centred in the triangle of Warminster, Frome and Westbury/ Trowbridge are all easily accessible with nearby Westbury having a main line station for a direct service to London Paddington (1hour 15min) . The cities of Bath, Bristol and Salisbury are within easy commuting distance. There are excellent public schools in Warminster and Bath. Longleat is only a 10-minute drive away. Viewing Strictly through Cooper and Tanne r on 01373 455060. LS Ref: 20029 04/04/2018 Local Information Dilton Marsh Motorway Links • A303 Local Council: Wiltshire • M4, M5 Council Tax Band: G Train Links Heating: Oil fired central heating • Warminster, Westbury • Frome and Bath Services: Private drainage. Mains water and electricity Nearest Schools • Warminster, Bruton Tenure: Freehold • Frome and Bath .
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