About this property

Formerly the village bakery, this enchanting extended cottage has been thoughtfully upgraded to create a comfortable family home set in established gardens which adjoin the River Avon and include an integral annexe, studio / home office and garage.

This attractive period home offers well proportioned rooms which are versatile in nature and decorated in heritage colours providing a welcoming backdrop to the historic character features. From the main entrance hall through to the principal reception rooms, and into the kitchen the flow and feel is appealing and practical. There are four bedrooms in the main cottage and three bathrooms, and the self-contained integral annexe enjoys a bedroom, shower room, kitchen and sitting room.

The property opens into a generous, light-filled entrance hall, setting an immediate sense of space and elegance. With large south-facing windows and a neutral palette, it
provides access to the principal reception rooms, kitchen, and first floor.

The sitting room and dining room form an L-shaped space with a dual aspect and a characterful fireplace, offering flexibility for both formal and relaxed living.

Beyond are a shower room, utility room, and a garden room ideal for country living. There is a dedicated study overlooking the terrace, while a family room with a wood burner provides a cosy retreat in the winter months. At the heart of the home is the impressive kitchen/dining/garden room, spanning the rear of the house with garden access and views. Beautifully appointed with bespoke cabinetry, a range cooker, and a central island, it offers ample space for
dining and informal living.

Upstairs, the principal bedroom suite features a dressing room, en-suite, and loft access, alongside three further bedrooms and a family bathroom.

The property is further distinguished by its integral annexe, offering a rare degree of flexibility. Benefitting from both its own private entrance and internal access from the kitchen, this self-contained space includes a fitted kitchen and a triple-aspect sitting/dining room, while the first floor provides a bedroom and separate shower room. Perfectly suited to extended family, long term guests, or as a potential income-generating Airbnb, it adds a valuable and versatile dimension to the home.

Additional Information: Wiltshire Council Tax Band: G.
Services: Mains water, electricity and drainage. Oil fired boiler.
Location: ///nightfall.rising.asserts

Outside
The grounds which extend to ~ 0.45 acres, include formal lawns edged with well stocked borders awash with colour and scent from seasonal planting and boundaries aligned with fencing and hedgerows providing privacy and seclusion. Neat, paved terraces make for good entertaining and relaxing areas during the warmer months and taking in the view over the River Avon where single bank fishing rights apply. An external office makes for ideal home working and there is a useful adjoining garage.

Situation
The picturesque village of Enford which has a popular village pub, church and hall and is surrounded by the Salisbury Plain. Netheravon, Upavon and Pewsey are nearby providing a good range of shops and schooling. The main line railway station at Pewsey offers direct trains to Paddington (about 1hr 10 minutes). The market town of Marlborough lies ~ 13 miles to the north, with the centres of Salisbury, Andover, Newbury and Swindon are close by. The A303 (M3) lies 7 miles to the south. The surrounding countryside is designated as an AONB.

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Additional Information
Wiltshire Council Tax Band: G
Services: Mains water, electricity and drainage. Oil fired boiler.
Location: ///nightfall.rising.asserts

Additional information

• Central Village Location
• Mature Gardens
• Adjoining River Avon
• Integral Annexe
• External Office and Garage
• Abounding with Character
• Fishing Rights

Key information

Council Tax Band: G

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate