High Street, Erlestoke, Wiltshire, SN10

A truly outstanding house in a fabulous garden. As befitting its era, all the rooms are of good size and there are lots of wonderfully stylish elements, not least the beautiful tiled floor of the entrance hall. This is a proper family home with plenty of space for everyone.

Originally dating back to 1890 when it was three cottages, the house was converted in 1923 to the handsome dwelling we now see. More lately, a large double garage was built to the side of the 'in and out' gravel driveway.

To the front, a decorative verandah is balanced by two large bay windows and decorative bargeboards edge the roof. To the side of the house, a pretty orangery, to the rear, space and footings for a large outbuilding, then on up to around one acre of gardens. The current owners have planted lots of specimen trees as well as creating more formal sections of garden including a croquet lawn and produce area.

AT A GLANCE:
Ground floor:
Covered veranda
Large entrance hall
Dining room
Drawing room
Orangery
Study
Kitchen / breakfast room
Walk in pantry
Utility
WC

First floor:
Walk in linen cupboard
Large landing
Master bedroom with ensuite bathroom
Four further bedrooms
Family bathroom with separate shower

Outside:
a spacious 'in and out' gravel driveway
double garage
brick potting shed
brand new 10' x 12' timber storage shed
large gardens with specimin trees, fruit trees, produce area, lawns, borders.

Services
Mains water, electricty, drainage and oil fired Central heating
EPC Band E
Wiltshire Council Tax Band G

Erlestoke is a pretty village tucked beneath the Westbury Hills between the villages of Edington with its Priory and the popular Three Daggers pub, micro brewery and farm shop, and Great Cheverell which has a village shop and The Bell public house. The George and Dragon on the High St, Erlestoke has just been totally refurbished and is within walking distance of the property.
The vibrant market towns of Devizes and Warminster are well within ten miles and provide plenty of choice for restaurants and bars, supermarkets and independent shops, culture and entertainment. For a wider range of amenities, the historic cities of Bath and Salisbury are well within an hour and, for the sporty, there are plenty of local golf clubs including Erlestoke Golf Club which is within walking distance of the property and of course, there is easy access onto Salisbury Plain for walking, mountain biking and horse riding. Great Cheverell and Bratton both have well regarded primary schools and Market Lavington; which is less than three miles away, has two excellent secondary schools; Dauntsey's and Lavington School. Warminster School is not far, and there is a school bus service from the village. The mainline station at Westbury is just seven miles away and there is a good link into London Paddington in just over an hour and to Bath or Salisbury and Southampton