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A charming period cottage situated on a quiet no through lane on the edge of this sought after North Dorset village.

A handsome and spacious family house, set in a magical spot just to the south of Shaftesbury with land and potential annexe.

A beautifully presented rural village home with extensive & versatile family accommodation situated in an elevated setting with South facing views towards woodland Property According to Longleat Estate records, the property was built sometime prior to 1743 and was origin...

A charming Grade II Listed thatched period cottage with a good-sized garden situated in an idyllic setting overlooking the pretty pond of a sought-after North Dorset village Property An attractive detached Grade II Listed cottage thought to date from the 17th Century and built wit...

An exceptional modern country house situated up a long farm track set in a spectacular rural location SITUATION Freedown House is located in a magical rural location, approached up a 1.5 mile farm track from Ash Farm in the village of Stourpaine. The local countryside is spectacul...

A superb family home idyllically situated on the edge of a rural village with a potential annexe, outbuildings and paddocks. A courtyard with two apartments and two barns is available by separate negotiation (Lot 2). LOT 1: Guide Price £1,800,000 DESC...

A detached family house with excellent accommodation, set in a pleasant position in this popular village.

A handsome listed village home dating back to the 17th century situated in the beautiful Wylye Valley with an annexe & delightful gardens PROPERTY A most impressive Grade II Listed village residence built with limestone external elevations under clay tiled roofs and ston...

A charming extended period cottage with well proportioned rooms and a wonderful garden.

A period cottage with tremendous scope for improvement located in an idyllically peaceful rural setting with wonderful views of the surrounding countryside Property The cottage is coming to the open market for the first time in its known history and as such, is quite a rarit...

A semi-detached period cottage situated in a lovely edge of village setting with marvelous far reaching country views, 0.37 acre of grounds, outbuildings & potential to extend Property A semi-detached older style former estate cottage built with stone faced external elev...

A charming Grade II Listed 17th Century detached cottage situated in the heart of a sought-after village with period character features & a delightfully stocked garden Property A detached Grade II Listed cottage believed to date from the late 17th century and built with ...

A beautifully renovated Old Bakery and converted Temperance Hall on the edge of this popular Somerset village.

A superbly presented contemporary village home offering the perfect blend of modern and traditional country cottage styling with excellent fittings & a delightfully stocked raised garden Property A particularly attractive and stylish detached 21st Century built cottage with st...

A detached and extended period property with a large level garden, situated in a wonderful location with views. Property The original section of Shepe House is believed to date from the seventeenth century and recent extensions took place in 2006 and 2018. The property is constru...

A stunning contemporary country house situated in a peaceful location a short walk from Shaftesbury High Street. Far-reaching views to the south towards Bulbarrow Hill over open countryside.

A stunning contemporary home with beautiful far-reaching views over open countryside.

An exceptional period country house with beautifully restored interiors and extensive grounds with annex, swimming pool and tennis court THE GRANGE This charming unlisted village house of about 6350 sq ft has everything a family needs and has been beautifully restored by th...

An exceptional country house offering just under 7000 sq ft of outstanding accommodation ideal for modern family living and entertaining LOT 1: HAWKING DOWN HOUSE Originally a Gothic Villa which has been gradually enlarged, the property sits in the most fabulous location w...

An exceptional country house offers just under 7000 sq ft of outstanding accommodation ideal for modern family living and entertaining HAWKING DOWN HOUSE Originally a Gothic Villa which has been gradually enlarged, the property sits in the most fabulous location with long re...

A charming beautifully refurbished period cottage situated in an idyllic rural hamlet setting on the Wiltshire/Dorset border with delightful gardens. Property A most attractive non-Listed period country cottage built with a mix of local stone and brick external elevations under a ...

A handsome village house in the ever-popular Donheads with charming gardens and far-reaching views over open countryside.

A charming detached period cottage with a large level garden and further ancillary accommodation, set in a lovely edge of village location.

A pretty well-proportioned period farmhouse with superb ancillary accomodation, on the fringe of this popular village SITUATION Park Farm house is located on the eastern fringe of the charming unspoilt village of East Knoyle on the Wiltshire / Dorset border. This vibrant village h...

A Victorian mid-terraced property of excellent proportions, with a lovely garden and views towards the village.

A fine unlisted Arts & Crafts country house, with superb long-reaching views over the Wylye valley, situated up a long drive, with stables and outbuildings Situation Garstons is situated on the eastern fringe of the village, up a long drive, in a fabulous south-facing p...

A substantial family home with great character situated in a rural location overlooking fields on the outskirts of this popular town.

COMING SOON........A handsome village house close to Shaftesbury with charming gardens and far-reaching views over open countryside.

A beautifully presented & most attractive refurbished period cottage in a rural hamlet setting with lovely grounds and country views. PROPERTY A particularly pretty, detached, non-Listed period cottage set end-on to a country lane. Built with local stone external elevations, i...

A delightful period cottage located in a lovely rural village on the Wiltshire/Dorset border with versatile accommodation and a raised garden from which to enjoy country views. Property A semi-detached, period cottage that is not Listed and has stone faced external elevatio...

A beautifully presented and charming semi-detached Grade II Listed period cottage in a lovely rural setting with good-sized rooms, a delightful garden & offering further potential Property: A Grade II Listed semi-detached cottage situated in a fabulous rural location well plac...

A substantial period property, cleverly converted and refurbished to create a well presented, adaptable home of tremendous charm. Potential for annexed accommodation and a delightfully designed garden. Property The Granary was beautifully converted some years ago from an agricult...

An appealing semi-detached period property, conveniently positioned in this popular village with amenities.

A delightful Grade II listed semi-detached cottage, set in a tucked- away spot with a charming garden.

A unique period property, conveniently situated in this popular village.

A superbly refurbished charming village home set in the beautiful Wylye Valley with stylishly presented versatile accommodation Property A charming detached home thought to have been built in the mid-1800’s with mellow brick external elevations to the front under a tiled ro...

A detached property of excellent proportions, set in an elevated position with a lovely view over the village. Property Stone Lodge was built in 2005 of timber frame construction with block elevations under a slate roof, and is a deceptive property at first glance, seemingly mode...

A detached village property, set well in its plot of level gardens with field and barn. Property Built in the 1970s, Cheildmarc Farm takes its name from the Anglo Saxon spelling of Chilmark (Chieldmearc) and was erected in the grounds of a neighbouring 17th century farmstead...

A fine Georgian country house in a wonderful elevated position surrounded by 23.79 acres of paddocks. LOT 1. DESCRIPTION Springfield House is marketed for the first time in nearly fifty years, and has all the qualities of classic period country house sitting at the head...

A beautifully presented cottage style property situated within an attractive courtyard setting in a quiet location in the market town of Wilton

An enchanting Grade II listed period cottage, beautifully presented and tucked away in a lovely rural hamlet. Property 27-28 Milton originally comprised two cottages and was constructed in the late seventeenth/early eighteenth century of mainly stone elevations under a recen...

A charming tastefully converted barn set in an elevated position with long reaching rural views SITUATION Bishops Barn is located on Foots Hill in Cann to the south east of Shaftesbury within the Cranborne Chase Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The property has superb views ove...

2 New Hook Cottages is believed to date from the mid 20th century, built as a farm worker’s cottage on the Wardour Estate and bearing the hallmarks of that era. Constructed of block elevations under a tiled roof, the property has been let for many years and maintained to a standard, but is ...

1 New Hook Cottages is believed to date from the mid 20th century, built as a farm worker’s cottage on the Wardour Estate and bearing the hallmarks of that era. Constructed of block elevations under a tiled roof, the property has been let for many years and maintained to a standard, but is ...

A detached modern home situated in a lovely elevated setting on the edge of a sought after village with marvelous far reaching country views & versatile accommodation suitable for updating Property An attractive modern detached house thought to have been built around 19...

A large family house set in a rural spot, with good garden. 6/7 Bedrooms, 3 Bath/Shower Rooms, Drawing Room & Sitting Room, Dining Room & Kitchen/Breakfast Room, Utility, Office & Cellar. Garden, grounds & outbuildings. Close to the facilities of ...

A substantial period property, cleverly converted and refurbished to create a well presented, adaptable home of tremendous charm. Potential for annexed accommodation and a delightfully designed garden. Property The Granary was beautifully converted some years ago from an agricult...

A handsome and extensive Grade II listed village house requiring improvement, with approx. 0.5 acre of orchard with barn/garage. Property Dating from the early seventeenth century, Manor Farm House is an intriguing, historic property of impressive dimensions. The house has been ...

A refurbished semi-detached home with versatile accommodation & a South facing garden situated in a tucked away setting in the heart of a sought after Nadder Valley village. Property An attractive modern semi-detached house built in the mid 1980’s by a well-respect...

A handsome family house with elegant rooms, beautifully landscaped gardens, paddocks and superb views SITUATION Hill House is located in the hamlet of Cann Common to the south east of Shaftesbury within the Cranborne Chase Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The property bac...

A spacious family house with a superb outlook, set within charming riverside gardens SITUATION The Deverill Valley comprises five villages on the Wiltshire Downs set within the beautiful countryside of the Cranborne Chase Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Brixton Deverill ...

A beautifully located property set in a rural estate near Shaftesbury, with good accommodation and the possibility of stabling and paddock. 4 Beds (1 downstairs), 4 Bath/Shower Rooms, Drawing Room & Sitting Room, vaulted Kitchen/Breakfast Room, Utility/Boot rooms (flexibilty to c...

A meticulously renovated farmhouse in an edge of village setting offering further potential & an extensive range of outbuildings. Property The property was originally a farmstead consisting of a range of farm buildings and cottages forming part of Lawn Farm which once b...

Clare Cottage is a charming Grade II Listed end of terrace property which is believed to have been one of the many small Inns in Hindon during the 18th and early 19th centuries. The property has been carefully renovated by the current owner and has generously proportioned rooms set on...

A charming, extended period cottage with a lovely garden and far reaching views. Property Built of stone and block elevations under a mainly thatched roof, Keepers Cottage is an attractive and beautifully maintained rural property. It is believed to date originally from the mid eight...

A charming partly thatched character cottage set in a lovely elevated semi-rural setting with a wonderful countryside outlook.

Nearing Completion - A stylishly designed energy efficient new detached family home fitted & equipped to a particularly high standard and situated in a rural village setting with countryside views. Property Hillside is brand new double fronted family home built by the hi...

A substantial family home with great character situated in a rural location overlooking fields on the outskirts of this popular town.

LOT 1 – Springfield House DESCRIPTION Springfield House is marketed for the first time in nearly fifty years, and has all the qualities of classic period country house sitting at the head of a long drive commanding superb views over its own land. An elegant Georgian ho...

LOT 1 – Springfield House DESCRIPTION Springfield House is marketed for the first time in nearly fifty years, and has all the qualities of classic period country house sitting at the head of a long drive commanding superb views over its own land. An elegant Georgian ho...

A renovated 3 bed detached house with garage, newly constructed shed and garden, set in a lovely rural location just a mile or so from Shaftesbury. 3 beds (2 doubles, one single), bathroom and ensuite, sitting room with woodburner, dining room, newly fitted kitchen, conservatory/lobby....

A superbly renovated 19th Century stone barn with approx. 3,500 sq ft of light, spacious rooms and a sunny terrace with a lovely outlook over fields. Good energy efficiency score. Situated in a courtyard with ample parking, a large stoop and storage barn. Excellen...

A magical semi-detached cottage, tucked away in a sought after hamlet in this stunning part of South Wiltshire, ideal as a weekend retreat or for a professional tenant. Dining Hall, Sitting Room, Kitchen with appliances, Utility with appliances, Study, 2 double Bedrooms, 2 ensuite Bath...

A charming semi-detached Victorian cottage with bags of potential & located in a lovely North Dorset rural village surrounded by the beautiful countryside of the Cranborne Chase Property An attractive semi-detached country home located in a wonderful rural village setting and...

A superbly refurbished home converted from a former greenhouse in the grounds of a historic walled garden fitted & equipped to an exemplary standard with light & airy living space Property Property 2 Garden Cottages is one of just four former historic greenhouses which hav...

Property A charming Grade II Listed gem of a property which brims with period character and yet fully integrates modern fittings and detail. The rooms are neutrally decorated and so have a freshness which combines with plenty of light to create a bright, Scandinavian feel. A wood burner, set...

A lovely 2 bed cottage set within 26 acres of the gardens and grounds of an elegant Old Rectory. Coachmans Cottage has been well converted and offers good accommodation in the heart of the Dorset countryside. 2 Beds (one double, one single) Hall Large Sitting room/...

A lovely detached and extended cottage situated on the southern edge of Shaftesbury, surrounded by some of North Dorset's most beautiful countryside. The property comprises entrance hall, dining room with french dors to the rear garden, sitting room with open fire, kitchen/breakfast ro...

This is an oportunity to rent a 3 double bedroom renovated cottage, situated in a lovely position on a private estate close to both Shaftesbury and Tisbury. The accommodation comprises: Very large south facing sitting/dining room with woodburner, fitted kitchen/breakfast room, large ut...

A charming extended period cottage in a lovely rural village setting in the beautiful Deverill Valley with bags of character & offering good living space Property A detached L shaped country cottage that is thought to have late 17th Century origins with a mix of painted ...

This is a charming period cottage set in a tucked away spot in the rural hamlet of Milton. 3 beds, bathroom, sitting room, dining room, kitchen, rear lobby, cloaks, potting lean-to, garden, garage, shed, off street parking for two cars. Available immediately for a 6-12 month...

A spacious stable conversion situated in the attractive courtyard of a family farm close to Shaftesbury. Hall, sitting room with woodburner and french doors to garden, kitchen/breakfast room with appliances, wc, three double bedrooms, bathroom, private garden and stable for stora...

A fully furnished 2 bedroom detached house, available for a 6 month let. This is a lovely house, positioned towards the centre of this tranquil village and available on a fully furnished basis. Hall, sitting room, dining room, kitchen, utility, wc, 2 double bedrooms, bathroo...

DESCRIPTION This handsome cottage is originally thought to have been a pair of cottages now sympathetically re-instated into one house. It has attractive brick & stone elevations under a thatch and tile roof. Internally the house offers well laid reception rooms, hosting

A superbly presented period home with character features situated in a Nadder Valley village setting with a wonderful South facing garden, lovely views & a garden studio Property A detached cottage style home thought to have been built in the late 19th Century, possibly ...

An absolutely charming & superbly presented Grade II Listed character cottage situated in a pretty courtyard setting in a historic part of Shaftesbury Property A small but idyllic end-of-terrace historic cottage with painted greenstone external elevations to the front under a...

A beautifully presented modern family home with versatile accommodation situated in a small cul-de-sac setting close to the heart of a highly sought after Nadder Valley village Property 6 Church Street Close is an attractive modern semi-detached house well built in the mid 1...

A very spacious period house with generous outside space, garage/carport and plenty of parking, conveniently situated for communications and schools. 5 Bedrooms (1 downstairs), 4 Bath/Shower Rooms (3 ensuite), Sitting Room, Study, Dining Room & Kitchen/Breakfast Room, Pantry, Boot ...

A 3 bedroom bungalow with garden, parking, garage & outbuildings. 6 MONTH LET (we can't guarantee more) Ideal for those in between moves, this is a good sized single storey property which is available immediately for an initial period of 6 months. Set in the l...

A lovely family home situated on the edge of an attractive village, walking distance to the village Inn and surrounded by some of South Wiltshire's most stunning countryside. The beautifully presented accommodation comprises 3 reception rooms (2 fairly small), large family kitche...

A detached modern house in a tucked away village setting with spacious accommodation, a delightful South facing garden & potential for refurbishment Property A good-sized detached family home believed to have been built in the mid 1980’s with reconstituted stone e...

An historic Listed cottage with bags of period charm & character situated in the heart of a highly sought after conservation village in the ever popular Nadder Valley.<br /><br /><br />Property Needing a degree of attention, this is an attractive semi-detached Grade II Listed cottage with a mix of brick and stone external elevations under a clay tiled roof. Thought to have been built in the 17th Century with late 18th Century additions, Monks Cellar is believed to have been one of the few buildings to have survived the great fire of Hindon in 1754. The origin of its intriguing name remains a mystery although local thinking is that there may have at one time been a network of tunnels that linked the surviving cellar to the church and Lamb Inn. Today the property still retains much of its period character and charm making for a delightful home or weekend cottage. <br /><br />Arranged over two floors, the accommodation presently consists on the ground floor of a pleasant, good-sized sitting room with an inglenook fireplace, wood burning stove and access to the cellar, a separate dining room and the kitchen. Upstairs are two double bedrooms and a bathroom. <br /><br />Outside To the side is a gravelled drive providing off street parking with a gate leading to the enclosed delightful rear garden. At the back of the cottage is an attached outhouse which serves as a utility cupboard and store and a large paved patio area that opens up to the lawn with well-established flower, rose and shrub borders, a paved seating area, wooden garden shed, oil storage tank and a variety of ornamental trees. <br /><br />Situation The cottage is situated in the heart of the pretty and thriving conservation village of Hindon at the western end of the Nadder Valley. With its excellent facilities that include a community run shop/post office, primary school, doctors’ surgery, church, playground and two well-known dining pubs (The Lamb and The Angel), this is a vibrant village and a wonderful place to live. The larger village of Tisbury is just 3 miles away and has a wider selection of shopping facilities, a sports centre and a station with direct mainline rail services to London (Waterloo). <br /><br />Hindon is situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in West Wiltshire close to its borders with Dorset and Somerset. Despite its lovely rural setting, the village is not isolated and has good road links to the main towns in the area including Salisbury, Shaftesbury, Bath, Blandford, Warminster, Wincanton and Yeovil as well as to the South Coast. The nearby A303 gives ready access to London (via the M3), the West Country and motorway network whilst the nearest regional airports are at Bournemouth, Bristol, Southampton and Exeter.<br /><br />Hindon serves as an excellent base for the numerous highly rated state and private schools in the area and the village is surrounded by idyllic, undulating countryside ideal for a variety of rural pursuits including walking, riding, fishing and cycling. Racing is at Salisbury, Bath and Wincanton with golf at Tollard Royal, Sherborne and Salisbury. Famous visitor attractions nearby include the National Trust gardens at Stourhead, the stately home and safari park at Longleat and the World Heritage prehistoric site at Stonehenge. <br /><br />EPC Energy Efficiency Rating<br />As a Listed property, under current Regulations an EPC is not required. <br /><br />Agent's Note: External photography Summer 2019.<br /><br /><br /><br /><br />

A Handsome Mill House on the banks of the Wylye. <br /> <br />Property <br />The Mill House is a well-proportioned family house, configured across fourfloors and yet very well-suited to modern family life. The large kitchen/breakfastroom has access to both the driveway and gardens, as well as the utility roombehind. The mill race runs under a room adjacent to the kitchen, and moremight be made of this feature, should a buyer wish to. The first-floor drawingroom, of approximately 40’ x 20’, is very light thanks to its double aspect andis perfect for entertaining. A smaller more snug library to one side of thedrawing room is ideal for quieter evenings. Back on the ground floor there is anexcellent conservatory which doubles as a daytime sitting room, and is linkedwith the kitchen and study by an open-plan dining hall. Unusually for a periodhome, The Mill House can easily flex to accommodate few or many people asrequired, an example of which might be the master bedroom suit being self-contained off one separate landing, or the converted attics which offer anextensive children’s playroom or perhaps a space for a hobby. <br /> <br />Both the Mill Stream and River Wylye run through the garden meanderingthrough to the water meadows. Fishing rights come with the Mill, and both themill pond and river contain good size trout and grayling. The current ownershave undertaken a lot of work to improve and nurture the watercourse andit’s habitats. Considerable work has also been undertaken with regard to thewater management, such as replacement sluices, a new electronically controlledmechanical sluice gate operated by the EA, and significant work to the waterfacing walls of the house.The outbuildings are accessed off to the gravel drive, namely a garden/mowerstore and a single garage adjoining. To the rear of the property is a paved areawith barbeque for outside entertaining with wonderful river views over the“Wylye Boy” and garden. The principal gardens in front of the house are laidto lawn, with a variety of mature shrubs, hedgerows and borders. A pretty andslightly more formal garden, and also an orchard, lie on the other side of theriver. These are accessed via foot bridge from the house or by vehicular accessfrom the village lane. <br /> <br />Despite being unlisted, The Mill House has a fascinating history. It is recorded inthe Domesday Book as rendering 10 shillings. The London to Exeter road fordedthe river beside this mill until the first bridge was built in the late 18th Century.In the middle of the river stands a statue known as “The Wylye Boy”, depictinga sea sprite blowing a shell-like trumpet. According to Pevsner, it was collectedby the Earl of Pembroke on the Grand Tour in the early 18th Century. It was latergiven by him as a memorial to a young postilion rider who drowned after savinga relation of the Earl from an overturned coach. The mill and it surroundings arealso mentioned in William Cobbett’s book Rural Rides, “... I remembered Wylyevery well, and thought it a gay place when I was a boy. I remembered a verybeautiful garden belonging to a rich farmer and miller. I went to see it; but, alas!Though the statues in the water and on the grass platt were still remaining,everything seemed to be in a state of perfect carelessness and neglect...” Idyllicas this sounds, the house and it’s grounds are now quite the opposite. <br /> <br />Situation <br />The Mill House lies on the edge of the popular village of Wylye, situated in theWylye Valley. The village has an excellent shop and post office, with a prettyNorman church, an active village hall and a well-regarded pub The Bell Inn.The village is in a conservation area and is in an area of outstanding naturalbeauty(AONB). Wylye is conveniently situated being about 1 mile away from theA303 whilst the A36 bypasses the village providing a direct route to Salisbury(approximately 10 miles) and Warminster (approximately 10.5 miles). A widerange of educational, shopping and leisure facilities can be found in Salisbury,together with a mainline railway station connecting to London Waterloo.Warminster also has a direct train service to London Waterloo and Bath. <br /> <br />Education  <br />The list of excellent schools in the area is extensive a varied, both for privateand state education. It includes Salisbury Cathedral School, The GodolphinSchool, Bishop Wordsworth’s Grammar School for boys and South Wilts GrammarSchool for Girls. In addition, there is Port Regis, Milton Abbey, Millfield, Bryanston,Clayesmore and Sandroyd offering both prep and public school levels. <br /> <br />EPC Energy Efficiency Rating <br />Current: E - Please refer to the agents for the complete EPC.

A semi-detached turn of the century family home situated on the edge of a sought after Nadder Valley village with well-presented accommodation offering good versatility. <br /> <br />Property <br />2 Court Street is a double fronted, semi-detached cottage thought to have been built on the cusp of the Victorian/Edwardian era with red brick external elevations under a slate tiled roof. Over the years the property has been updated and extended whilst in more recent times it has undergone a number of improvements so as to create a stylishly presented and comfortable home. <br />The versatile accommodation is arranged over two floors and is presently set out on the ground floor as having a good-sized sitting room with an open fire and a snug/study leading off it which is currently being used as a 4th bedroom. There is also a family/music room and a kitchen/breakfast room with an understairs larder cupboard. The kitchen is open to a scullery/utility room which in turn accesses a rear hall with a well-appointed shower room beyond. Upstairs there are three bedrooms; two of which are double in size whilst the third is a good-sized single, and a family bathroom. <br /> <br />Outside <br />To the front is a parking space and a pedestrian gate leading to the garden which is to the western side of the house and consists of a paved patio, area of lawn, flower, shrub and rose borders, mature hedging, garden store, oil storage tank and a passageway to the rear. A particular feature is the large roof terrace accessed from the main bedroom which overlooks the garden and surrounding neighbourhood and has wooden decking, wrought iron railings and a water tap. <br /> <br />Situation <br />Court Street is situated on the edge of the sought-after village of Tisbury but within reach of its bustling High Street and village centre. It is also close to the 14th Century thatched tithe barn at Place Farm, the largest of its type in the country and now home to the art gallery; Messums Wiltshire. Tisbury is the principal village in the beautiful Nadder Valley and has become increasingly popular amongst discerning buyers due to its excellent choice of independent local shops, boutiques and eateries as well as its many facilities including a primary school, doctor’s and dental surgeries, vets, sports and community centre, garage and a station with direct rail services to London (Waterloo) and the West Country. <br />The Saxon hilltop market town of Shaftesbury is 10 miles away and has a good range of shops, supermarkets, a well-respected secondary school, cottage hospital and is famous for the picturesque steeply cobbled street of Gold Hill. The medieval cathedral city of Salisbury is 13 miles distant and has more comprehensive shopping, entertainment & leisure amenities and a district hospital. The local road network gives access to the other main towns in the region including Bath, Blandford, Sherborne and Warminster as well as to the South Coast whilst the A303 links with the M3, making London accessible for the motorist. Many families are drawn to South Wiltshire by the excellent choice of state and private schools. <br />Set amidst the particularly attractive undulating countryside of the Nadder Valley, part of the Cranborne Chase and West Wiltshire Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Tisbury is an excellent base from which to explore many miles of footpaths and bridleways with a variety of rural pursuits available including walking, riding, cycling and fishing. Sailing can be found at Shearwater near Warminster, racing is at Salisbury, Bath and Wincanton and golf at Tollard Royal, Warminster and Salisbury. There are several excellent dining pubs in the vicinity as well as many places of interest such as the Longleat Estate, Old Wardour Castle, Stourhead Gardens, Wilton House and Stonehenge. <br /> <br />EPC Energy Efficiency Rating  <br />Current: 45 <br />Please refer to the agents for the complete Energy Performance Certificate. <br /> 

A charming detached property situated in an enviable location. <br /> <br />This is a lovely converted coach house which is available furnished or part-furnished and positioned in the heart of the village next to The Beckford Arms. <br /> <br />The property comprises hall, sitting room, kitchen/breakfast room, 2 double bedrooms, 1 single (ground floor) bedroom, bathroom and shower room. <br />Outside the garden is walled with parking, small lawn and a terrace. <br />(Note- the garage is for the owner's use. Limited storage is available). <br /> <br />Available immediately, furnished/part furnished. <br />Sorry, no smokers, pets at Landlord's discretion. <br /> <br />EPC E <br />Council Tax Band D (£1,933.01 2021/22) <br /> <br />Holding Deposit £340.00 (to be deducted from first month's rent). <br /> Damages Deposit £1,700.00 to be held in approved Deposit Protection Scheme. <br /> <br />For redress: The Property Ombudsman (N3796) <br />Propertymark Client Money Protection (C0125818)

A most appealing detached family house, situated in a generous plot on the edge of this popular village, with far reaching views. <br /> <br />Property <br />Believed to have been built in 1938, Little Thurlow is solidly constructed of brick elevations under a tiled roof. A handsome property of good proportions, it is now available for the first time in over thirty years. The house is very much of its era, with an Art Deco feel, handsome pitch pine furnishings and cast iron radiators. <br /> <br />The entrance hall is a generous space with southerly French doors on to the front garden, while the triple aspect sitting room has a wood burning stove and is full of light. On the other side of the hall is the dining room with a fireplace and the fitted kitchen/breakfast room behind with the adjacent utility room providing a back door to the outside. <br /> <br />On the first floor, three of the bedrooms are doubles and have southerly views. The main bedroom comes with an en-suite bathroom and all the others have basins. The fourth bedroom and shower room are at the back of the property. There is plenty of storage and a large loft space is accessed from the landing. <br /> <br />While the property makes a very comfortable and relatively compact home as it stands, potential readily exists for updating, re-modelling or even extending. <br /> <br />Outside <br />A major draw of this property is that the house sits beautifully in the middle of a large and level plot of approximately ¾ acre, providing plenty of scope for extension in any direction. It is set well back from the road and enjoys a south easterly orientation but the open nature of the plot allows for sun well into the evening. <br /> <br />Adjacent to the road and providing a good degree of privacy is a tall beech hedge behind which lies an expanse of south facing lawn (which was once a lawn tennis court) leading to a small and slightly elevated paved terrace. There is a summer house to one side, while access from the road is via the drive, flanked by a mature laurel hedge and leading to the rear of the property. Here there is plenty of parking and a further lawn. Hedges and shrubs, including a magnificent Cotoneaster, are structurally placed, with a number of fruit trees and firs. <br /> <br />In the northwest corner is raised hard standing where an outhouse once stood, while on the other side a gap in the hedge leads to a path that provides off-road access to the top end of the High Street and amenities such as the church, doctor’s surgery and shop/post office. <br /> <br />To the east of the house lie the oil tank, a lean-to carport and the double garage with up and over door, power and light. <br /> <br />Situation <br />Little Thurlow is conveniently situated on the western edge of Hindon, this highly desirable conservation village which has excellent facilities for a community of its size, including a shop/post office, award winning doctor’s surgery, primary school, church, playground and two well-known dining Inns, The Lamb and The Grosvenor. The larger village of Tisbury is three miles away and has a fine reputation for the quality of its independent shops, boutiques and amenities, which include a sports centre, garage, vets, primary school and a station with direct rail services to London (Waterloo 1hr 50 mins). It is also the home of Messums Wiltshire, a contemporary arts centre housed in an ancient thatched tithe barn. <br /> <br />The Saxon hilltop market town of Shaftesbury (8 miles) has a good range of shops, a supermarket, eateries, an up and coming secondary school, cottage hospital and is famous for the picturesque, steeply cobbled street of Gold Hill. The medieval cathedral city of Salisbury (16 miles) has more comprehensive shopping, arts & leisure facilities and a district hospital. The area’s other principal towns including Bath, Blandford, Sherborne and Warminster are all linked via the local road network as is the South Coast whilst the West Country, London and the motorway network are accessible by the A303/M3. Many families are drawn to South Wiltshire by the choice and quality of the area’s state and private schools. <br /> <br />Set amidst the famously attractive undulating countryside of the Nadder Valley, part of the Cranborne Chase and West Wiltshire Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Hindon is an excellent base from which to explore the many miles of local footpaths and bridleways and there are a variety of rural pursuits available including walking, riding, cycling and field sports. Sailing can be found at Shearwater near Warminster, racing is at Salisbury, Bath and Wincanton and golf at Tollard Royal, Warminster and Salisbury. There are several excellent dining pubs in the vicinity as well as many places of interest. <br /> <br />Services <br />Mains water & electricity. Private drainage, oil fired heating & hot water. <br />Local Authority <br />Wiltshire Council , Tax Band G <br />EPC <br />Energy Efficiency Rating Pending

A handsome period family house in a rural village location set in beautiful gardens with superb far reaching views <br /> <br />LOT 1 - THE STAG'S HEAD <br />A handsome family house which was once the village pub, believed to date from the mid 18th Century with later additions. It has attractive stone elevations under a thatch roof and is Listed Grade II. Internally the house offers great entertaining space and considerable flexibility in room layouts, but retains a number of period features including, an inglenook fireplace, window seats, exposed beams and quarry tile floors. The farmhouse style kitchen has a range of traditional cupboards and a 2 oven Aga which flows into a light south facing garden room. Beyond is a spacious reception hall leading to the Drawing Room, with raised wood burner and large bay window looking out over the charming gardens and superb long reaching views to the south. There are staircases at either end leading to the first floor, with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms in the original part of the house and 2 bedrooms and a bathroom above the Drawing Room. For room layouts and measurements please see floor plans. <br /> <br />OUTSIDE <br />Adjoining the house to the south is a raised terrace with ample space for dining and enjoying the gardens. Extensive lawns stretch away from the house with a variety of wide herbaceous borders, shrubs and ornamental trees. There are some beautiful vistas within the gardens, flanked by mature hedging.The panoramic views are very special. Parking at the house is either through the five bar gate on the eastern side of the house or in front of the garage. In all Lot 1 extends to about 0.92 acres. <br /> <br />AVAILABLE BY SEPARATE NEGOTIATION: - <br /> <br />LOT 2 – HARE'S FARM BUNGALOW <br />This adjoins the main house to the west and is approached through its own gates to a parking area by the front, with adjacent garage. The bungalow has recently been let, although equally offers scope for updating if required. It currently has 3 bedrooms and a bathroom with its own private garden. In all Lot 2 extends to about 0.2 acres. <br /> <br />LOT 3 – KITCHEN GARDEN <br />This area lies to the south of the bungalow garden and to the west of the main gardens. It has its own separate access from Green Lane and comprises a kitchen garden area with a variety of vegetable beds, outbuilding, greenhouse and polly tunnel. In all Lot 3 extends to about 0.38 acres. <br /> <br />SITUATION <br />Ashmore is a one of the most sought-after villages in North Dorset and sits within the Cranborne Chase Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. With its central village pond, it is believed to be the highest in Dorset and so there are stunning views across beautiful countryside from all around. The nearby village of Ludwell offers an award-winning village shop, butcher and farm shop with more extensive shopping and facilities in Shaftesbury, Blandford or Tisbury. Ashmore is about 8.5 miles from Tisbury Railway station, offering services to London Waterloo from 1 hour 50 minutes. Tisbury has become increasingly popular due to its wide range of local shops, amenities, Messums Art gallery and thriving community. There is access to the A303 to the north, which in turn gives access to the major motorway networks. Sporting facilities in the area include golf courses at Rushmore and South West Wilts, racing at Salisbury or Wincanton. There is an extensive network of bridleways and footpaths from the house with superb walking. The popular Jurassic coastline in South Dorset is within easy reach. The area is also renowned for its excellent schooling locally, both state and private. <br /> <br />EPC ENERGY EFFICIENCY RATING <br />The Stag’s Head : F, Haresfarm Bungalow : E

An exciting new build & redevelopment opportunity in a rural village location with views across open farmland <br /> <br /> <br />Description <br />A rare development opportunity to build three new homes, extend an existing cottage and refurbish another in an edge of village setting with full planning consent (20/09123/FUL) granted by Wiltshire County Council in February 2021. The site is located off a road leading out of the village with a sweeping Southwesterly outlook across open farmland. The different elements of the sale comprise – <br /> <br />Plot One <br />A new two storey detached 148 sqm (1,592 ft2) house to be built with four bedrooms, two en-suite shower rooms, a family bathroom, sitting room, office/study, kitchen/breakfast room, hall and cloakroom. Outside will have a terrace, good-sized garden, an entrance drive shared with No. 79 Shrewton Road and three parking spaces. <br /> <br />Plots Two & Three <br />A pair of new two storey semi-detached 108 sqm (1,162 ft2) houses to be built with three bedrooms, a family bathroom, sitting room, open plan kitchen/dining room, hall and cloakroom. Externally each will have a terrace, garden, a shared drive and two parking spaces. <br /> <br />75 Shrewton Road <br />An existing detached former farmworkers cottage requiring modernisation with consent to take down the rear lean-to stores and replace with a two-storey extension. This would  result in the creation of a four bedroom house with an en-suite shower room, family bathroom, sitting room, office, spacious open plan kitchen/dining room, hall and cloakroom. Outside there is a generous garden and it will have its own drive with three parking spaces. <br /> <br />79 Shrewton Road  <br />An existing semi-detached cottage requiring updating. The property has three bedrooms, a bathroom, sitting room, dining room, kitchen, rear porch and a good-sized garden. A shared driveway with Plot One is to be provided and two parking spaces. Please note that this house is subject to flying freeholds with the adjoining property which is not included in the sale but is owned by the vendor. <br /> <br />Additional Land <br />An additional area of land across Shrewton Road on the opposite side of the site is included in the sale for the buyer to install a sewage treatment plant and drainage field to serve the three new plots and 75 Shrewton Road and to accommodate an existing septic tank serving Nos 79 & 80 Shrewton Road. <br /> <br />Notes <br />A copy of the planning consent and a comprehensive package of plans, reports and supporting documentation are available from the agents on request. A Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) will be payable by the buyer. <br /> <br />Situation <br />Chitterne is a small rural community situated amidst the gently rolling chalk downland on the southwestern edge of Salisbury Plain where it meets the lovely countryside of the Wylye Valley. The village has an active village hall, church, playground and cricket club whilst the nearby larger villages of Codford, Heytesbury and Shrewton have between them good everyday amenities including a choice of shops, post offices, primary schools, petrol stations, doctors’ surgeries and vets. The market town of Warminster is about 8 miles away and has supermarkets, shops, health and leisure facilities as well as a railway station with services to London, Bristol and Southampton whilst the station at Westbury has direct rail service to London (Paddington). The nearest regional airports are at Bournemouth, Bristol and Southampton. <br />The village is in a lovely but not isolated setting and is well placed for the A36 which gives convenient access to the medieval cathedral city of Salisbury and Roman city of Bath whilst the A360 links to Devizes and Chippenham. The nearby A303 serves London, the West Country and the motorway network. The village is an excellent base for several highly respected schools in both the state and private sectors including amongst many others; Dauntseys, Warminster School, and Salisbury’s grammar and independent schools. <br />Chitterne is surrounded by lovely open stretches of undulating countryside ideal for a variety of rural pursuits including walking, riding, field sports and cycling. Racing is at Salisbury, Bath and Wincanton, sailing at Shearwater, rugby union at Bath with golf at Erlestoke, Tollard Royal, Warminster and Salisbury. There are several famous visitor attractions in the area such as Stourhead Gardens, Longleat Safari Park, Wilton House, Salisbury Cathedral and Stonehenge. <br />This part of Wiltshire is known for its fast broadband speeds. <br /> <br />To be sold as a whole only <br /> <br />EPC Energy Efficiency Rating  <br />75 Shrewton Road – 1 <br />79 Shrewton Road – 47  <br /> <br /> <br />  <br />  <br /> 

A superbly presented cottage situated in a rural village on the edge of the Stourhead Estate with a perfect blend of period & contemporary styling and versatile accommodation. <br /> <br /> <br />Property <br />Little Thenford was once part of a pair of Grade II Listed thatched cottages thought to date from the 18th Century and which included the village post office. Together with an attached barn, over the years the buildings became derelict but in recent times have been comprehensively renovated and the barn incorporated into the living space with care taken to preserve their intrinsic period feel whilst at the same time successfully incorporating contemporary fittings. The quality of the work is such that they were shortlisted for the Salisbury Civic Society Buildings Awards. <br />This beautifully presented and stylish semi-detached home offers charming, versatile accommodation which is full of character and on the ground floor includes a double aspect open plan sitting/dining room with a partly vaulted ceiling and a kitchen/breakfast room fitted with high quality appliances. There is also a bedroom with an en-suite shower room and a cloak/utility room on this level. Upstairs there are two further bedrooms, one with an en-suite bathroom whilst the other has an en-suite shower room. <br /> <br />Outside <br />To the side of the property a gravelled area of off-street parking opens out to the walled garden which is laid to lawn with a gravelled area to the rear. The detached stone and brick barn requires some refurbishment and is divided into two areas, one suitable for use as a garage, the other as a store/workshop and offers the potential to be converted into a studio, office or perhaps even an annexe (subject to consent). <br /> <br />Situation <br />The property is situated in the heart of the small rural village of Kilmington on the Wiltshire/Somerset border at the top of a long escarpment separating the two counties with the chalk downland of West Wiltshire to the East and the head of the Brue Valley to the West whilst North Dorset is just four miles away to the South. The village has a church with 15th Century origins, a home guard club dating from the 1940’s and a cricket club. Within two miles of Kilmington are the World-renowned National Trust owned gardens at Stourhead House and the famous local landmark of King Alfred’s Tower. <br />A good selection of local shops can be found in nearby Mere which also has a doctor’s surgery as does Bourton. The towns of Bruton, Frome, Gillingham, Warminster, Wincanton are all close by all and offer a wider range of shopping facilities with the former being the home of the Hauser & Wirth Somerset art gallery. The region is well catered for with schools including a primary school 3.5 miles away in Zeals, a highly regarded secondary school & sixth form college in Gillingham and there are a number of excellent private schools within striking distance including Port Regis, Sandroyd, Kings Bruton, Bruton School for Girls, Warminster School, Sherborne and Downside amongst others. <br />Kilmington has excellent transport links close by with railway stations at Gillingham (London Waterloo), Bruton and Frome (both London Paddington) whilst the A303 provides road access to London, the West Country and motorway network. Set amidst attractive undulating countryside forming part an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Kilmington is an excellent base from which to explore the many miles of local footpaths and bridleways and there are a variety of rural pursuits available including walking, riding, cycling and field sports. Sailing can be found at Shearwater near Warminster, racing is at Salisbury, Bath and Wincanton and golf at Orchard Leigh, Tollard Royal, Warminster and Westbury. <br /> <br />EPC Energy Efficiency Rating <br />Current: 24 - Please refer to the agents for the complete EPC