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FIELD HOUSE TYTHERTON LUCAS, CHIPPENHAM, SN15 3RJ FIELD HOUSE TYTHERTON LUCAS, CHIPPENHAM, SN15 3RJ A BEAUTIFULLY PRESENTED 6 BEDROOM DETACHED GEORGIAN PROPERTY WITH A 2 STOREY OUTBUILDING IN A RURAL LOCATION. Library • Snug • Drawing Room • Cloakroom • Boot Room • Larder Kitchen/Dining Room • Master Bedroom with en suite Bathroom 5 additional Bedrooms • Family Bathroom • Family Shower Room Outbuilding – Garage • Carport • Wine Store • Offi ce • Cloakroom Bedroom/Music Room EPC Listing = F Description Field House is an attractive unlisted 6 bedroom detached Georgian property with 2,692 sq ft fl exible accommodation arranged over 3 storeys with an additional 2 storey outbuilding of approximately 1,164 sq ft. It is situated in a plot of just over 0.5 acres in a rural location surrounded by fi elds, yet is within 4 miles of Chippenham. Features include fi replaces, wooden fl oors and some exposed beams and the well-equipped kitchen dining room is a real feature of the property. With triple aspect windows overlooking the garden and a beamed double height ceiling there is a real sense of light and space. This is enhanced further by the direct access onto the terrace via two separate French doors, ideal for al fresco dining and entertaining. In addition to a walk in larder and a boot room there are three generous ground fl oor reception rooms, including a library and substantial drawing room, each with a fi replaces. On the fi rst fl oor is a master bedroom with a contemporary en suite bathroom, 3 further bedrooms and a family bathroom and there are two further bedrooms and a shower room on the second fl oor. In addition to the main house is a detached outbuilding providing a garage and carport and a wine store on the ground fl oor. External steps lead to the fi rst fl oor where there is a separate offi ce and cloakroom along with a bedroom/music room. Outside An attractive terrace wraps around the sides of the house, which is gravelled to the front of the property and laid with fl agstones to the rear and surrounding the kitchen/dining room. Neat hedges and low walls to the front of the house give way to the gardens which are mainly laid to lawn surrounded by beech hedges. The property is accessed off a shared side road to Field Farm and there is a large gravelled parking area in front of the outbuilding. Situation Tytherton Lucas is a hamlet with a church in the civil parish of Bremhill in Wiltshire, surrounded by farmland. Nearby in East Tytherton is a village hall that has a regular bar and holds a number of social events throughout the year including a fete. The market town of Chippenham is 4 miles south west and provides a wide range of educational, shopping and recreational facilities. The mainline station runs regular services to London Paddington (journey time from 71 minutes) and Bristol Temple Meads. Junction 17 of the M4 is within 7 miles and Bristol International Airport within 34 miles. There is an excellent selection of schools in the area, including Marlborough, St Mary’s Calne, Dauntsey’s, Stonar and Westonbirt with golf courses at the Wiltshire Hotel and Golf Club and the Bowood Golf and Country Club. The World Heritage Site of Bath is about 17 miles away, offering an extensive range of shopping, recreational and educational facilities. Directions At Tytherton Lucas is situated off Stanley Lane that connects Bremhill with the outskirts of Chippenham. General Remarks & Stipulations Tenure Freehold Services Mains electricity and water, private drainage. In accordance with Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations (CPRs) and the Business Protection from Misleading Marketing Regulations (BPRs), please note that the working condition of any of the services or kitchen appliances have not been checked by the agents but at the time of taking particulars we were informed they were all in working order. Local Authority Wiltshire Council - Tel: 0300 456 0100 or www.wiltshire.gov.uk. Viewings Strictly by appointment with Savills. Tytherton Lucas, Chippenham, SN15 N Approx. Gross Internal Area 2692 Sq Ft - 250 Sq M Bedroom 6 3.78 x 3.63m 12'5'' x 11'11'' Bedroom 5 Out Building 4.49 x 3.6m Approx. Gross Internal Area 14'9'' x 11'10'' 1164 Sq Ft - 108 Sq M (Including Garage/ Carport) Second Floor Music Room/ Bedroom Office 6.28 x 4.24m 4.45 x 3.8m 20'7'' x 13'11'' 14'7'' x 12'6'' Drawing Room Bedroom 1 6.06 x 5.88m 6.25 x 5.4m 20' x 19'3'' 20'6'' x 17'9'' First Floor Boot Bedroom 4 Tytherton Lucas, Room 3.32 x 2.85m Chippenham, SN15 N Larder 10'11'' x 9'4'' Approx. Gross Internal Area Wine Kitchen/ Store 2692 Sq Ft - 250 Sq M Bedroom 6 Dining3.78 Room x 3.63m 2.5 x 2.36m 6.5212'5'' x 4.95m x 11'11'' 8'2'' x 7'9'' Bedroom 5 Garage Out Building 21'5'' x 16'3'' 4.49 x 3.6m Carport Approx. Gross Internal Area 14'9'' x 11'10'' 6.19 x 5.06m 5.08 x 4.11m 20'4'' x 16'7'' 16'8'' x 13'6'' 1164 Sq Ft - 108 Sq M Snug Bedroom 2 Library Log Bedroom 3 (Including Garage/ Carport) 3.77 x 3.61m Store 3.74 x 3.62m 3.66 x 3.63m 12'4'' x 11'10'' 5.5 x 3.61m 12' x 11'11'' 18'1'' x 11'10'' 12'3'' x 11'11'' Second Floor Music Room/ Bedroom Office 6.28 x 4.24m 4.45 x 3.8m 20'7'' x 13'11'' 14'7'' x 12'6'' Tytherton Lucas, Ground Floor First Floor Ground Floor Chippenham, SN15 N Approx. Gross Internal Area Drawing Room Bedroom 1 2692 Sq Ft - 250 Sq M Bedroom 6 6.25 x 5.4m © Capture Property Marketing 2015. Drawn to RICS guidelines. 3.78 x 3.63m 6.06 x 5.88m All Measurements are approximate and should not be relied on as a statement of fact. 12'5'' x 11'11'' 20' x 19'3'' 20'6'' x 17'9'' First Floor Plan is for illustration purposes only. Not drawn to scale. Bedroom 5 Out Building Boot 4.49 x 3.6m 14'9'' x 11'10'' Bedroom 4 Approx. Gross Internal Area Room 3.32 x 2.85m 1164 Sq Ft - 108 Sq M Larder 10'11'' x 9'4'' (Including Garage/ Carport) Wine Kitchen/ Store Dining Room 2.5 x 2.36m 6.52 x 4.95m Second Floor 8'2'' x 7'9'' Music Room/ Garage 21'5'' x 16'3'' Carport Bedroom Office 5.08 x 4.11m 6.28 x 4.24m 4.45 x 3.8m 6.19 x 5.06m 20'4'' x 16'7'' 16'8'' x 13'6'' Snug 20'7'' x 13'11'' Bedroom 14'7''2 x 12'6'' Library Log Bedroom 3 3.77 x 3.61m Store 3.74 x 3.62m 3.66 x 3.63m 12'4'' x 11'10'' 5.5 x 3.61m 12' x 11'11'' 18'1'' x 11'10'' 12'3'' x 11'11'' Drawing Room Bedroom 1 6.06 x 5.88m 6.25 x 5.4m 20' x 19'3'' 20'6'' x 17'9'' First Floor Boot Bedroom 4 Room 3.32 x 2.85m Ground Floor First Floor Ground Floor Larder 10'11'' x 9'4'' Wine Kitchen/ Store Dining Room 2.5 x 2.36m © Capture Property Marketing 2015. Drawn to RICS guidelines. All Measurements are approximate and should not be relied on as a statement of fact. 6.52 x 4.95m 8'2'' x 7'9'' Plan is for illustration purposes only. Not drawn to scale. Garage 21'5'' x 16'3'' Carport 6.19 x 5.06m 5.08 x 4.11m 20'4'' x 16'7'' 16'8'' x 13'6'' Snug Log Bedroom 3 Bedroom 2 3.77 x 3.61m Library 3.66 x 3.63m 5.5 x 3.61m Store 3.74 x 3.62m Important Notice 12'4'' x 11'10'' 12'3'' x 11'11'' 12' x 11'11'' 18'1'' x 11'10'' Savills, their clients and any joint agents give notice that: 1.They are not authorised to make or give any representations or warranties in relation to the property either here or elsewhere, either on their own behalf or on behalf of their client or otherwise. They assume no responsibility for any statement that may be made in these particulars. These particulars do not form part of any off er or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. 2. Any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. The text, photographs and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive. It should not be assumed that the property has all necessary planning, building regulation or other consents and Savills have not tested any services, equipment or facilities. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise. Ground Floor First Floor Ground Floor © Capture Property Marketing 2015. Drawn to RICS guidelines. All Measurements are approximate and should not be relied on as a statement of fact. Plan is for illustration purposes only. Not drawn to scale. Savills Bath Edgar House, 17 George Street Bath, BA1 2EN [email protected] 01225 474550.
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