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Manor Farm House Manor fARM House A SUBSTANTIAL HOUSE IN A PEACEFUL PARKLAND SETTING Ground floor Entrance hall • Dining room • Drawing room • Inner hall • Extensive kitchen / breakfast room Laundry • Cloakroom • Rear hall • Study • Sitting room • Offi ce Cellar Upstairs Master bedroom with dressing room and bathroom • Two further double bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms Family wing with two bedrooms and family bathroom Attics outside Comprehensive range of brick outbuildings including garaging, stabling, stores hen house, barn Gardens and paddocks in all circa 7 acres Devizes offi ce Country House offi ce Winkworth Devizes, 4/5 Market Place, Devizes SN10 1HT Winkworth Country House, 11 Berkeley Street, London W1J 8DS +44 (0)1380 729777 | [email protected] +44 (0)20 7871 0589 | [email protected] winkworth.co.uk/devizes See things differently. Description Settled peacefully and very privately within its own land, Manor Farm House is a period property dating back to the 18th Century and added to in the 19th and 20th. The Grade II Listed property has had a comprehensive overhaul by the present owners and it is now a beautifully presented property with spacious and adaptable accommodation with a range of useful outbuildings. All of the rooms are of good size with high ceilings and large windows and there are lovely rural views from each side of the house. The property sits overlooking its own land which includes paddocks, gardens, paved terraces and thoughtfully selected trees. The formal front driveway winds through parkland to the front of the house. The second driveway comes to the rear of the property where there is a large brick built stable block, garaging and stores. Directions Travelling from the direction of Devizes, come along the A360 until you reach the village of Littleton Panell. At the crossroads next to Daunstey’s School turn right towards Little Cheverell (Cheverell Road, B3098). Continue on this road as it winds along and, after you pass Low Road on the right, take the next right turn (just before the 40 miles per hour sign). After a few yards, the brick gate posts for Manor Farm House will be found straight ahead. Location Little Cheverell is a very pretty and sought after village sitting beneath Salisbury Plain and in the centre of lovely Wiltshire countryside which aff ords wonderful walking and riding opportunities. The adjoining village of Great Cheverell has a church, village store / post offi ce and a well thought of public house, The Bell. In the close vicinity there are excellent primary schools in nearby West Lavington and Great Cheverell, a fi rst class secondary at Market Lavington and, in the private sector, Daunstey’s which is within a mile and St Mary’s and St Margaret’s, Calne, Marlborough, Stonar and Warminster. The village of Market Lavington is within a mile’s drive where doctor’s surgeries, a library, hairdressers, post offi ce and butcher, several good pubs, grocery stores and two churches will be found. Manor Farm House is located 6 miles to the south of the historic Market Place at the heart of Devizes. The town is extremely well served with a variety of supermarkets, independent shops, restaurants, bars and cafe’s plus a thriving weekly produce and antiques market. There is a cinema, museum, library and theatre as well as an excellent sports centre with a pool and gym. Golfi ng will be found at Erlestoke, North Wilts and at Bowood nearby and there are a good many local liveries in the area with fi rst class riding and hunting in the surrounding area. Communications are good, with both the M3 and M4 motorways easily accessed and mainline stations are within reach at Pewsey, Westbury and Chippenham (London Paddington just over an hour) and Salisbury (Waterloo an hour and a half). The beautiful and cosmopolitan cities of Bath, Bristol and Salisbury are all within an hour’s drive. For More Local Information see; http://www.devizes.org.uk/ .
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