About this property

Superb detached listed thatched, 5 bedroom cottage offering a wealth of accommodation and period features with a contemporary twist. Gardens and grounds wrap around the cottage providing privacy and seclusion and a detached double garage with attached studio provides parking along with the drive.

The Knole is a stunning Grade ll Listed cottage which dates back to 1713, which over the years has been extended to create a fabulous home which is sympathetic to its inherent character whilst enjoying the benefits of modern day living.
More recently the property has been upgraded with a sleek, stylish colour scheme and neutral carpets which with the large window openings make it beautifully light and airy. Hints of character are reflected in exposed ceiling beams, stripped stone wall, an Inglenook fireplace and several windows.

The ground floor is versatile which makes working from home easy with lots of options. There are four main reception rooms including a snug with inglenook fireplace, large family room with contemporary feature fire, conservatory and spacious dining room. The bespoke handmade kitchen is the perfect blend of traditional design in a heritage grey colour with modern fittings, including an integrated dishwasher and range style cooker. There is an adjoining useful utility room, with door to outside. Finally, also on the ground floor is a double bedroom which has an adjacent WC which is ideal for guests or could be used as an office.

The first floor echoes the ground floor with a great feeling if space and light. The main bedroom is indulgent with ample wardrobe space and an ensuite. There are four further bedrooms, one of which is currently used as an office. To complete the first floor is a good sized family bathroom.

Outside
The property is approached via a gated drive leading to a detached double garage with gym/studio attached and an area of parking for several cars. A pedestrian gate opens onto the garden which is enclosed and mainly laid to lawn with different areas of interest. Steps lead down to a secluded paved terrace ideal for relaxing and entertaining.

The garden wraps around the side of the house and enjoys many mature trees and shrubs alongside fully stocked borders which come to life in the warmer months.

Situation
Wroughton provides an extensive range of amenities including nearby schooling at primary and secondary levels, doctors surgery, library, public houses and shopping facilities (including a Waitrose on the outskirts of the village). The commercial centre of Swindon is about 2.2 miles to the north where there is a main line station to London Paddington (55 minutes) and South Wales and the West Country. Wroughton is approximately half way between Junction 15 and Junction 16 on the M4 motorway, which likewise provides easy access to London and the West Country.

The village nestles beneath the Marlborough Downs and Ridgeway National Trail and the surrounding countryside. Nearby is the beautiful historic Clouts Wood, which contains many footpaths and bridleways making it ideal for walking, riding and other country pursuits.

Additional Information
All mains services connected.

Council Tax Band: G
Swindon Borough Council

Central Location

Good Communication Links

Thrivng Community

Period Features

Garaging & Outbuilding

Mature Gardens

Good Country Walks

Local Amenities

Spacious Cottage

Additional information

• Central Location
• Good Communication Links
• Thrivng Community
• Period Features
• Garaging Outbuilding
• Mature Gardens
• Good Country Walks
• Local Amenities
• Spacious Cottage

Key information

Council Tax Band: 6

Tenure: Freehold