Vale Cottage, Stert, Wiltshire, SN10

Set in two and half acres of gardens and meadow, with wonderful far reaching views and lovely walking right on the doorstep, this pretty property has space for the family, the extended family and even for paying guests in the versatile and well presented accommodation.

An outstanding property in a truly wonderful location. Vale Cottage is the ultimately adaptable home, with a substantial Grade II listed main house, a very large barn conversion on the other side of the driveway and one of the most lovely rural views in Wiltshire, across its own formal gardens and meadow.

AT A GLANCE
Main House
entrance lobby / boot room
cloakroom / utility
kitchen
garden / dining room
sitting room with wood burner and doors to the garden
Upstairs:
three bedrooms
landing study area
bathroom and shower room

The Barn
ground floor:
very large open plan sitting / dining room
kitchen
bathroom
laundry room
First floor:
a large wooden spiral staircase leads up to a very large open plan sitting / bedroom
second bedroom
Lower ground floor:
a large wooden spiral staircase leads down to a very large garage / games room
store room

Outside:
a gravelled in and out driveway with plenty of parking
formal gardens to the side and rear of the house
meadows on a gentle slope lead down to a large pond.
in all, circa 2.5 acres

Services
oil fired central heating
Wiltshire Council Tax band G
Grade II Listed - EPC exempt

Stert is a small hamlet, set between the end of the Pewsey Vale and Salisbury Plain and set away from busy roads and noise. There is a pretty church and real sense of community here and, as the road leads nowhere, no passing traffic.
Just two miles from the market town of Devizes, there is a well stocked farm shop, cafe, hairdresser and other amenities at Planks Yard, half a mile away.

Devizes itself is home to a range of independent shops, supermarkets, cafes and bars. There are doctors and dentists, library, museum, cinema (being refurbished) and theatre. There is a lively music and festival scene in the town and of course, the famous Kennet and Avon canal runs through the middle.

Schooling is particularly good locally with primaries in nearby Urchfont and Nursteed. Lavington and Devizes secondary schools are both within a couple of miles. In the private sector, Dauntsey's, Marlborough College, St Mary's and St Margaret's Calne are all within an easy daily commute.

Access to the M4 and M3 is within half an hour and there are mainline stations at Chippenham and Pewsey both going into Paddington in around 70 minutes.