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The Mill House CHICKSGROVE TISBURY WILTSHIRE the mill house CHICKSGROVE TISBURY WILTSHIRE the mill house CHICKSGROVE TISBURY WILTSHIRE An enchanting mill house on the River Nadder Reception Hall, Drawing Room, Dining Room, Sitting Room, Gallery, Kitchen/Breakfast Room, Boot Room, Utility Room, 2 Cloakrooms 8 Bedrooms, 5 Bath/Shower Rooms, 2 Dressing Rooms, Box Room Riverside terraces, extensive mature Gardens with Mill leat Former Coach House comprising Stables with Hayloft, separate Tack Room Brick Outbuilding Double and single bank fishing rights on the River Nadder In all about 3.3 Acres Further Cottage and land available by separate negotiation Savills London Lansdowne House, 57 Berkeley Square, London W1J 6ER Tel: 0207 016 3780 [email protected] Savills Salisbury Rolfes House, 60 Milford Street, Salisbury SP1 2BP Tel: 01722 426820 [email protected] These particulars are intended only as a guide and must not be relied upon as statements of fact. Your attention is drawn to the Important Notice on the last page of the text. Situation The Mill House is nestled on the banks of the Upper Nadder Sporting facilities in the area include golf courses at Rushmore and within the sought after and unspoilt village of Chicksgrove, which South West Wilts. Racing at Salisbury and Wincanton. Hunting has a wealth of period houses and cottages. The surrounding with the South and West Wilts. There is an extensive network area is highly regarded for its beautiful undulating countryside, of bridleways and footpaths locally. A full range of watersports flora and fauna and is within an Area of Outstanding Natural are within easy reach along the Dorset coast. This coastline has Beauty. Tisbury is about 1 mile to the west providing excellent now been accorded World Heritage Status, and boasts the large everyday facilities, including Post Office, Chemist, Doctor, sheltered harbour of Poole as well as excellent beaches including Dentist and Sports Centre. Tisbury also offers a mainline Station the site of the 2012 Sailing Olympics at Weymouth. to London Waterloo taking from 1 hour 50 mins. The larger The area is renowned for its range of private schools including towns of Salisbury and Bath provide a more extensive range Bryanston, Clayesmore, Milton Abbey, St Marys Shaftesbury, of shopping and recreational facilities. Bath is renowned for its Sherborne, Port Regis, Sandroyd, Hanford and Hazelgrove. Theatre and Arts. Communications by road are good with the There are also several excellent Primary and Grammar A303 about 5.5 miles to the north. schools within reach. Tisbury 1 mile (London Waterloo about 1 hour 50 mins), Salisbury 13 miles, Shaftesbury 10 miles, A303 5.5 miles (Distances approximate) Description The Mill House is believed to date from the mid 19th Century with later additions and is built of attractive mellow brick and stone under a tile roof. It stands on the charming site of a much earlier water mill and is not listed. The stone part of the house to the north was once the Miller’s Cottage, formerly two flats, but has now been incorporated into the main house accommodation. It ceased to be a working mill in the 1920’s. In 2006, the house was renovated to an exceptionally high standard and now presents beautifully. The current owners have created a very stylish and contemporary house, yet have preserved the integrity of the building superbly. Much of the ground floor is laid to limestone with underfloor heating and the drawing room floor has wide elm boards. The principal rooms are well proportioned with good ceiling heights and tall sash windows that let in plenty of light. The Drawing Room is a particularly impressive room with Gothic style French windows opening directly onto the terrace and mill race. Many of the rooms have delightful views over the gardens and river and the sound of water running by is very tranquil. The Kitchen / Breakfast Room has been designed by Chalon with a 4 oven Aga and separate electric hob. Some of the kitchen furniture is free standing and there is ample space for sofas and family relaxing. From the large reception hall an impressive sweeping staircase with an oak handrail leads to the first floor, which contains the principal bedrooms and bathrooms. The second floor is approached by two separate staircases and provides further accommodation. Please see the floor plans for the room dimensions and layout. Ground Floor Second Floor 4.65 x 1.57 Eaves 15'3" x 5'2" Storage Kitchen/ Breakfast Room Boxroom Bedroom 6 6.05 x 5.57 2.83 x 2.35 Reception Hall Sitting Room 5.80 x 2.83 Bedroom 5 19'10" x 18'3" 9'3" x 7'9" Dining Room 5.77 x 4.96 6.35 x 6.05 Bedroom 7 Bedroom 8 19'0" x 9'3" 5.52 x 4.00 5.21 x 3.68 18'11" x 16'3" 20'10" x 19'10" 3.72 x 3.65 3.67 x 3.65 18'1" x 13'1" 17'1" x 12'1" 12'2" x 12'0" 12'0" x 12'0" Utility Boot Room 5.21 x 3.03 5.17 x 3.68 F/P 17'1" x 9'11" 17'0" x 12'1" Eaves Eaves Storage Storage 6.16 x 3.44 20'3" x 11'3" The Gallery SKY 8.86 x 3.00 29'1" x 9'10" Coach House Garden Store Garden Store Drawing Room Stable 10.1m x 6.2m 7.74 x 3.48 2.60 x 2.45 25'5" x 11'5" 33'1" x 20'4" 8'6" x 8'0" Storage Stable F/P 6.87 x 2.11 2.60 x 2.45 22'6" x 6'11" 8'6" x 8'0" Tack Room Boiler Room 3.95 x 2.65 3.95 x 2.65 13'0" x 8'8" 13'0" x 8'8" First Floor Ground Floor First Floor Bedroom 2 Dressing Room 5.61 x 3.28 4.90 x 3.06 Bedroom 1 18'5" x 10'9" Gross internal area (approx.) 16'1" x 10'0" 5.39 x 4.54 Bedroom 3 Bedroom 4 17'8" x 14'11" Total = 704 sq m (7574 sq ft) 5.24 x 3.72 4.18 x 3.65 Main House = 621 sq m (6684 sq ft) 17'2" x 12'2" 13'9" x 12'0" Coach House = 61 sq m (650 sq ft) Dressing Garden Store & Area External Room = 22 sq m (240 sq ft) This plan is for guidance only and must not be relied upon as a statement of fact. Attention is drawn to the Important Notice on the last page of the text of the Particulars Ground Floor Second Floor 4.65 x 1.57 Eaves 15'3" x 5'2" Storage Kitchen/ Breakfast Room Boxroom Bedroom 6 6.05 x 5.57 2.83 x 2.35 Reception Hall Sitting Room 5.80 x 2.83 Bedroom 5 19'10" x 18'3" 9'3" x 7'9" Dining Room 5.77 x 4.96 6.35 x 6.05 Bedroom 7 Bedroom 8 19'0" x 9'3" 5.52 x 4.00 5.21 x 3.68 18'11" x 16'3" 20'10" x 19'10" 3.72 x 3.65 3.67 x 3.65 18'1" x 13'1" 17'1" x 12'1" 12'2" x 12'0" 12'0" x 12'0" Utility Boot Room 5.21 x 3.03 5.17 x 3.68 F/P 17'1" x 9'11" 17'0" x 12'1" Eaves Eaves Storage Storage 6.16 x 3.44 20'3" x 11'3" The Gallery SKY 8.86 x 3.00 29'1" x 9'10" Coach House Garden Store Garden Store Drawing Room Stable 10.1m x 6.2m 7.74 x 3.48 2.60 x 2.45 25'5" x 11'5" 33'1" x 20'4" 8'6" x 8'0" Storage Stable F/P 6.87 x 2.11 2.60 x 2.45 22'6" x 6'11" 8'6" x 8'0" Tack Room Boiler Room 3.95 x 2.65 3.95 x 2.65 13'0" x 8'8" 13'0" x 8'8" First Floor Ground Floor First Floor Bedroom 2 Dressing Room 5.61 x 3.28 4.90 x 3.06 Bedroom 1 18'5" x 10'9" Gross internal area (approx.) 16'1" x 10'0" 5.39 x 4.54 Bedroom 3 Bedroom 4 17'8" x 14'11" Total = 704 sq m (7574 sq ft) 5.24 x 3.72 4.18 x 3.65 Main House = 621 sq m (6684 sq ft) 17'2" x 12'2" 13'9" x 12'0" Coach House = 61 sq m (650 sq ft) Dressing Garden Store & Area External Room = 22 sq m (240 sq ft) This plan is for guidance only and must not be relied upon as a statement of fact. Attention is drawn to the Important Notice on the last page of the text of the Particulars Outside The delightful landscaped gardens provide a superb private setting for the house and are principally to the south and west. They are greatly enhanced by the river which is a highly regarded trout stream, providing double and single bank fishing. A brick path stretches along the front of the house which is covered in Wisteria. Pretty cast iron railings protect a herbaceous border which leads to a formal garden beside the mill leat with roses, box hedging and espaliered fruit trees.
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