About this property

Formerly the village post office, this character home dates back to 1877 and has been extended sympathetically and now incorporates modern day living perfectly. The property stands in 1.5 acres and includes superb garaging and spectacular views.

Built of stone with a distinctive gable end and stone mullioned windows this handsome house nestles into this pretty setting and benefits from large garden and views to the front and rear. The house has been extended more recently to create a fabulous home which is sympathetic to its inherent character whilst enjoying the benefits of modern day living.

The accommodation is well-balanced offering a
neutral colour scheme and stylish finish combined with original doors and some exposed brickwork. The kitchen is the latest addition, which takes full advantage of the surrounding views and is beautifully light owing to the two roof lanterns overhead, which make the space feel open and airy. There is a wide range of taupe coloured cupboards with a central island with solid Oak worktops, integral appliances and an oil fired AGA. There is ample space to both dine and relax making it a fabulous hub of the house. The adjacent utility/boot room has space and plumbing for white goods, granite worktops and an abundance of storage. The sitting room is dual aspect and of grand proportions and has a wood burning stove inset into the chimneybreast. The study has a wood burning stove making it cosy and appealing. There is an under stair cupboard in the snug room. A cloakroom completes the downstairs.

The first floor echoes the ground floor with a great feeling of space and light. The main bedroom is luxurious with ample wardrobe space and an ensuite. There are three further bedrooms and a superb stylishly appointed family bathroom with walk in shower.

Outside
The property is approached via a large gravel
driveway with an abundance of parking and leads to a five bay garage with three central open bays. This overlooks the paddock and could be converted into stabling, to accommodate a horse and or animals.

The main garden enjoys many mature trees and shrubs alongside fully stocked borders, which come to life in the warmer months; gravel terraces are ideal for relaxing and taking in the far-reaching views which are a particular feature.

Situation
Calstone is a hamlet which sits at the foot of the North Wessex Downs in an AONB; 2 miles southeast of Calne. Extensive amenities are offered by the nearby towns of Marlborough, Calne and Devizes, while the larger centres of Chippenham and Swindon both have direct rail services to London Paddington and the South West and access to the M4. There are excellent schools in the area including, Marlborough College, Dauntsey’s, St Mary’s and St Margaret’s, Calne.

Additional Information
Wiltshire County Council
Tax Band: G

Mains water, electricity and drainage. Oil fired central heating.

Rural Location

Stunning Views

Period Features

Garaging and Outbuilding

Mature Gardens

Good Country Walks

Local Amenities Found In Calne

Additional information

• Rural Location
• Stunning Views
• Period Features
• Garaging and Outbuilding
• Mature Gardens
• Good Country Walks
• Local Amenities Found In Calne

Key information

Council Tax Band: 6

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate