4 bedroom house
Eastcott, Devizes, Wiltshire, SN10 4PJ
Guide Price
£1,200,000
Residential Tags: Farmhouse
Property Tags: Equestrian
Land Tags: Paddock
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Jun 2021
- Removed: Date Not Available
- Residential Tags: Farmhouse
- Property Tags: Equestrian
- Land Tags: Paddock
SITUATION
Walnut Farm is situated in the hamlet of Eastcott, a settlement on the Northern edge of Salisbury Plain, within the parish of Easterton. The thriving market town of Devizes which dates back to Norman times is 6 miles north, whilst Marlborough is 15 miles to the north east. Both towns offer a range of coffee shops, restaurants, pubs and boutique shops as well as a week market. Local shops can be found in Market Lavington, a little over a mile away and include a Post Office, doctor's surgery, supermarket, newsagents, chemist and a butchers. Dauntsey's School is nearby, with Marlborough College and St Mary's in Calne also easily accessible. There are rail links to London Paddington at Pewsey, with the M4 to the north and the A303 to the south. The Pewsey Vale is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and provides many country pursuits including walking, cycling and riding along the many bridlepaths and up onto the Plain.
DESCRIPTION
Walnut Farm is a handsome period farmhouse believed to date from the early 17th Century with substantial later additions. The house has attractive cream washed rendered elevations under a tiled roof.
The property was comprehensively renovated approximately 20 years ago and has the feel and appearance of a more contemporary house. There are many period features within, including interesting Elm boarding in the dining room. There are exposed timbers showing clearly the original structure of the house and there are small areas of whattle and daub partitioning in the loft. The house has a very welcoming feel with generous reception areas complimented by four good bedrooms. There is a farmhouse kitchen with Aga and the bathrooms are equipped with quality sanitaryware.
The house sits back from the road and is approached by a separate sweeping driveway to the rear. There is plenty of parking and a separate car port, attached to a series of outbuildings and stabling.
OUTSIDE
There is a generous sized lawned garden with far reaching views over the open countryside with historic native Yew Trees and an Orchard area. There are two paddocks which have direct access to the bridleway leading onto the Plain. There are a series of brick built outbuildings including four loose boxes, tack room, workshop and garaging.
Marketed by: Carter Jonas, Marlborough
Walnut Farm is situated in the hamlet of Eastcott, a settlement on the Northern edge of Salisbury Plain, within the parish of Easterton. The thriving market town of Devizes which dates back to Norman times is 6 miles north, whilst Marlborough is 15 miles to the north east. Both towns offer a range of coffee shops, restaurants, pubs and boutique shops as well as a week market. Local shops can be found in Market Lavington, a little over a mile away and include a Post Office, doctor's surgery, supermarket, newsagents, chemist and a butchers. Dauntsey's School is nearby, with Marlborough College and St Mary's in Calne also easily accessible. There are rail links to London Paddington at Pewsey, with the M4 to the north and the A303 to the south. The Pewsey Vale is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and provides many country pursuits including walking, cycling and riding along the many bridlepaths and up onto the Plain.
DESCRIPTION
Walnut Farm is a handsome period farmhouse believed to date from the early 17th Century with substantial later additions. The house has attractive cream washed rendered elevations under a tiled roof.
The property was comprehensively renovated approximately 20 years ago and has the feel and appearance of a more contemporary house. There are many period features within, including interesting Elm boarding in the dining room. There are exposed timbers showing clearly the original structure of the house and there are small areas of whattle and daub partitioning in the loft. The house has a very welcoming feel with generous reception areas complimented by four good bedrooms. There is a farmhouse kitchen with Aga and the bathrooms are equipped with quality sanitaryware.
The house sits back from the road and is approached by a separate sweeping driveway to the rear. There is plenty of parking and a separate car port, attached to a series of outbuildings and stabling.
OUTSIDE
There is a generous sized lawned garden with far reaching views over the open countryside with historic native Yew Trees and an Orchard area. There are two paddocks which have direct access to the bridleway leading onto the Plain. There are a series of brick built outbuildings including four loose boxes, tack room, workshop and garaging.
Marketed by: Carter Jonas, Marlborough
Land Registry Data
- No historical data found.