About this property

Standing in a pretty location in the semi-rural hamlet of Honeystreet is this intriguing detached period cottage, which enjoys well balanced and versatile accommodation with scope to make one's own.

Set in a truly idyllic situation, tucked away on a small lane and with far reaching views out towards the Alton Barnes White Horse, is this attractive 19th Century home. In true rural fashion, enter through the back door and find yourself in sensible boot room with ground floor WC adjacent. Proceed into the hallway and turn left into an anteroom that leads into a generous dual aspect dining room, with access to the original front door, and a well-proportioned sitting room. This tremendous reception room is flooded with light, and benefits from a pretty set of French doors that lead out onto a west facing patio, the perfect spot to enjoy an evening drink. Head back through the house and to your right and step into the homely, spacious kitchen with generous adjoining conservatory. The heart of the home, this space is the perfect place to while away time relaxing or entertaining, and is enhanced by the four door AGA which adds warmth. A useful utility room completes the ground floor.
Ascend the staircase, which is flooded with light, to the first floor where you will find four good sized bedrooms and two generous bathrooms. The principal bedroom boasts stunning views out over surrounding countryside, which can be enjoyed from the adjoining balcony.

Outside
The attractive, private garden wraps around the sides and rear of the property and is mainly laid to lawn with some specimen trees and walled borders. The rear boundary abuts farm fields with unspoiled views towards the Pewsey Downs.
To the right of the property is a large, gated driveway with ample parking which leads to a detached double garage currently used for storage.

Situation
The pretty little hamlet of Honeystreet, lies in the Pewsey Vale alongside the Kennett and Avon canal, with far reaching countryside views of the famous White Horse. The area offers tremendous opportunities for riding, walking and other country pursuits. Honeystreet is conveniently positioned about 5 miles from Pewsey where there is a railway station with services to London Paddington. Both Marlborough and Devizes are about 7 miles away. The M4 motorway lies to the north and A303 (M3) lies to the south. The area enjoys a popular café ‘The Honeystreet Café’ with an adjacent useful Farm Shop and the India Shop, which enjoys a Crop Circle Museum.

Additional Information
Wiltshire County Council
Tax Band F

Open Plan Kitchen / Breakfast Room With Garden Room Off

Utility Room

2 Main Reception Rooms

Cloakroom

4 Double Bedrooms

2 Family Bathrooms

Spectacular Views

Detached Double Garage

Private Gardens

Views Of The White Horse

Additional information

• Open Plan Kitchen / Breakfast Room With Garden Room Off
• Utility Room
• 2 Main Reception Rooms
• Cloakroom
• 4 Double Bedrooms
• 2 Family Bathrooms
• Spectacular Views
• Detached Double Garage
• Private Gardens
• Views Of The White Horse

Key information

Council Tax Band: Contact branch

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate