7 bedroom house

Coggswell is an outstanding Grade II Listed timber framed Tudor house with a one bedroom annexe, walled garden, stabling and set in about 5.5 acres (2.2 ha) of pasture.

Coggswell is an outstanding Grade II Listed timber framed Tudor house with a one bedroom annexe, walled garden, stabling and set in about 5.5 acres (2.2 ha) of pasture.
The house has a wealth of historical features which bring immense character to the property, from wide elm floorboards, to flagstone flooring, stone chamfered Tudor-arched fireplaces with seating either side and an elbow
rest, to studded plank doors and 16 pane stone mullion windows. Internally the front porch leads directly to the dining room with a magnificent fireplace, central to the house. The adjoining Drawing room with timber flooring has its own fireplace. The kitchen, with a 4 oven AGA is set in a stone fireplace, has flagstone flooring, exposed timber beams and an L shaped modern work top. On the southern side of the house is the Study which sits
above the half cellar. There is a down stairs WC adjacent to the Snug. A light and spacious Garden Room with a Lantern roof light leads directly out via French doors to the patio and garden. The Utility room links the main house with The Old Dairy Cottage.

Coggswell is located in the charming hamlet of Tytherton Lucas about 4 miles east of the market town of Chippenham with its mainline railway station (London Paddington 72 minutes).
Chippenham has a good range of shopping recreational and business services.
There is easy road access to M4 at Junction 17 and onward to Bath & Bristol in the West as well as Swindon, Newbury & London in the East
The area is well served with a network of public footpaths and bridleways and there is excellent local outriding.
There are numerous good quality state and private schools in the locality including St Mary’s and St Margaret’s in Calne, Dauntseys near Devizes, Marlborough College and Stonar near Melksham.

From Chippenham take the A4 London Road
eastwards, turning left signposted Abbeyfield School & Stanley. Follow this road for about 1 ¼ miles going over a humpback bridge and take
the turn left signposted Tytherton Lucas. Proceed for a further 1 ½ miles, going around a very sharp corner. After a further 250m Coggswell will be found on the right hand side.

Marketed by: Woolley & Wallis, Marlborough