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White Leas, Sopworth, Wiltshire, SN14 White Leas, Sopworth, Wiltshire, SN14 6PS Grade II Listed Village House Substantial Wing of Sopworth Manor 5 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms 2 Large Receptions Kitchen/Dining Room Formal Gardens of a third of an acre 4 The Old School, High Street, Sherston, SN16 0LH Private Parking & Garage James Pyle Ltd trading as James Pyle & Co. Registered in England & Wales No: 08184953 Secluded position adjacent to the Church Approximately 3,013 sq ft Price Guide: £895,000 ‘Occupying a secluded position in the sought after village of Sopworth on the edge of Badminton Estate, a substantial wing of this historic Grade II Listed Manor House set within mature gardens of a third of an acre’ The Property shower room whilst the master bedroom set close to the heart of the Badminton age there is Rose Hill Westonbirt prep has a feature fireplace and en-suite with Estate, has many fine old houses and school about 3 miles away and Beaudesert White Leas is an impressive and substantial roll top bath. The top floor has three further cottages, most of which will have formed Park at Minchinhampton. wing of Sopworth Manor, a beautiful bedrooms and bathroom. part of the Estate at some point. As such historic Grade II Listed village house the village is largely protected by the Directions which dates back to the 1700s and was sub- The grounds and gardens are of particular surrounding park and farmland. Within divided into three properties over five note, extending to approximately a third of striking distance are popular villages such From Tetbury take the A433 towards decades ago. The property is set within a an acre and arranged to the side and rear, as Sherston, which has a wide range of Bristol and after 5 miles take the left hand secluded position in the very heart of the the gardens comprise of well stocked amenities, Westonbirt with its excellent turn just before Didmarton signed posted to village down a quiet no-through lane and colourful flower beds, charming rose school and renowned arboretum and Sopworth. Follow the lane to the village adjacent to the 13th Century Church. There garden, lawns and patios. A gated driveway Didmarton with a popular pub. For and take the left hand turn into Church are ample period features throughout off Church Lane provides private parking shopping, Tetbury provides two Lane. Follow to the end of the lane and including stone mullion windows and and leads to a useful garage. supermarkets, many antique shops and fine locate the entrance to the right of the generously proportioned rooms with food outlets. Bristol, Bath and Cirencester Church. Sat nav postcode SN14 6PS excellent ceiling height. Situation are within 23, 19 and 18 miles respectively. Local Authority The accommodation extends in all to 3,013 The pretty unspoilt Cotswold village of The surrounding countryside provides a sq.ft. and is arranged over three floors Sopworth is situated amidst some wonderful source of walks and Wiltshire Council comprising on the ground floor of two delightful countryside within the opportunities to ride. Sopworth adjoins large formal reception rooms with open Conservation Area close to the Badminton Estate, the home of the Duke of Council Tax Band fireplaces and a spacious fitted Gloucestershire border in the heart of Beaufort and the venue of the Badminton kitchen/dining room with utility room off Beaufort Country. Sopworth is about 6 Horse Trials. There is a small golf course at G £2,795 and cloakroom off the entrance hall. On the miles south west of Tetbury and 6 miles Westonbirt and an outstanding course at first floor, there are two bedrooms and a west of Malmesbury. The village, which is Minchinhampton. For children of school James Pyle Holdings Ltd and any parties they are acting for hereby give notice that these details are for guidance only and cannot guarantee accuracy of any description, dimension, condition or any required permission for occupation and use. It is not company policy to test any services or appliances in properties offered for sale and these should be verified by the purchaser’s solicitors. James Pyle Holdings Ltd will not be liable for any loss arising from the use of these details. No responsibility is taken for any errors, omissions or misstatements within these particulars. It should not be assumed that the property has all the necessary planning, building regulation or other consents. These particulars do not form any part of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact.. James Pyle & Co is a trading name of James Pyle Holdings Ltd, registered in England & Wales. Registered number 10927906 .
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