Littlecott Mill

Littlecott Mill is situated on the edge of Enford, overlooking water meadows, the Church and countryside beyond. Constructed of mellow brink and flint elevations it is believed to date from the 18th Century and is not Listed.

The ground floor offers generous and elegant reception rooms, with a wealth of period features including open fireplaces, stone floors and exposed beams. The entrance hall, with a staircase rising to first floor landing, leads to a large boot room, snug and play room. An impressive drawing room and garden room with doors leading onto terraces and gardens provide more formal entertaining spaces whilst the kitchen/breakfast room, with bespoke Smallbone designed units, and a four oven gas fired Aga is a superb space for
relaxed family living. There is a utility room and cloakroom all located on the ground floor.

On the first floor there are six bedrooms and two bathrooms. From the master bedroom a spiral staircase leads up to the second floor to a dressing area, bathroom with free-standing roll top bath and separate shower.

The gardens have been very well designed throughout with care and attention to provide wonderful colour and privacy. The gardens are a balance of the formal with individual corners contrasting well with the lawns, all with the River Avon meandering along the borders with extensive fishing on single and double banks. To the side of Littlecott Mill a bridge leads over the mill stream to an enchanting island with a variety of fruit trees and wonderful views of the surrounding water meadows and countryside can be enjoyed from almost every aspect of the garden.

Mill Cottage is located opposite the house and provides versatile accommodation and suitable for a verity of uses. Attached to Mill Cottage is a large wine cellar (2,000 bottle capacity), double garage and carport.

The gardens have been very well designed throughout with care and attention to provide wonderful colour and privacy.

Council Tax
House: Band H
Cottage: C

Eford is a delightful, small village nestled along the River Avon on Salisbury plain and surrounded by beautiful Wiltshire countryside. There is a village pub, a church as well as a Village Hall.

Nearby villages of Netheravon and Upavon both have a shop, Post Office, Church and primary schools. Marlborough is located to the north of Enford and the high street has a wide-ranging mix of cafes and shops and a twice-weekly farmers market. With one of the widest high streets in the country it is renowned for its charm and picturesque setting amongst The North Wessex Downs.

In Salisbury, you will find a wide-ranging mix of cafes, bars and shops and one of the best Charter Markets in the country. At the city's heart is Salisbury Cathedral, with Britain's tallest spire and the best preserved 1215 Magna Carta, all set within an enchanting Cathedral Close and Cloisters. Salisbury host numerous events throughout the year and the surrounding landscape boats Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, National Parks and World Heritage Sites.

Council Tax Band: H

Property Reference: HNG012262327

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