4 bedroom house

Seagry Mill House is a handsome period mill house situated not far from the sought after North Wiltshire villages of Lower and Upper Seagry.

The main house, built of natural stone and red brick is believed to date back to the late 18th Century , but it is not listed. Approached along the owned drive, the property is accessible, yet secluded. The house is beautifully presented and naturally light with over 3,000 sq ft of accommodation, the rooms are all of good proportions and nearly all have views over the private gardens and grounds.

On the ground floor is a central sitting room links the entrance hall and family/ tv room beyond. A hallway links the fabulous open plan kitchen dining room and study as well as a spacious boot room/ rear hall which opens to a wonderful terrace.
On the first floor are four bedrooms, a walk in wardrobe, two en-suite bathrooms and family showroom. The accommodations flows and the mill house would be ideal as a family home or for entertaining.

Malmesbury 5 miles, M4 (Junction 17) 3 miles, Chippenham train station 6 miles (London Paddington 70 mins), Tetbury 11 miles, Cirencester 17 miles, Swindon 16 miles (London Paddington 60 mins). (Distances and time approximate).

Seagry Mill House is situated at the end of private drive, a field away from the small village of Lower Seagry. The village has a church and the neighbouring village of Upper Seagry has a pub and primary school. The larger village of Great Somerford is
just 2 miles away and has a post office/village shop, pub, primary school and many social clubs.

Grounds
Outside there are various parking areas, a significant barn (29ft x 32 ft) used as garaging and general storage, subject to the necessary consents there is potential to create a studio, secondary accommodation or similar.

The extensive terrace over looks an large private lawn and the formal gardens which include an orchard, many roses and establish borders and specimen trees. The mill leat divides the formal gardens with two paddocks and wooded banks. At the end of the
garden are about 420 owned yards along the banks of the River Avon with fishing rights. Families have enjoyed swimming, boating and playing in the river. Part of the mill was owned by the environment agency, this is no longer the case, but they retain the right to pass the house for access to the monitoring weir beyond. There is a foot path that leads cross the weir and out into open country.

Nearby market towns include Malmesbury and Chippenham offering everyday shopping facilities and Schooling. St Marys Calne, Pinewood, Beaudesert Park and the Bath schools are popular with locals. Extensive amenities in the larger centres of
Bath, Bristol and Swindon.

Marketed by: Knight Frank, Cirencester