4 bedroom house

Three Jays was formerly three farm cottages and is believed to date from the 1800's, with later additions.

The property is set on the edge of a popular village with good views.

Three Jays has four bedrooms, three bathrooms and three reception rooms as well as a cellar/games room. It also has a cosy wooden home office/garden room with log burning stove.

The en-suite in the principle bedroom comes complete with an enclosed steam mist shower and jacuzzi bath.

In addition, the property benefits from a fabulous indoor pool.

The house is approached via a pair of electric gates that lead to a gravelled parking area and double garage.

In all 0.53 acre.

Services
Mains electricity, water and drainage. Oil heating.

Owing to our commitment to keep both our colleagues and clients safe, we have many guided virtual viewing options available to you. These include video walkthroughs, 360 virtual reality tours and enhanced comprehensive photography, our teams will be happy to walk you through.

Three Jays is located within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

The village has a shop, post office, primary school, pub, doctor's surgery, village hall, cricket club and a very well stocked petrol station. There's a farm shop nearby in Milton Lilbourne.

Marlborough, Andover and Hungerford are easily accessible and provide a broad range of shopping and recreational facilities.

Communications are excellent with the M3/A303 to the south providing access to London and the West Country. Trains from Andover to London Waterloo take approximately 70 minutes and from Hungerford into Paddington about 65 minutes.

In addition to the village school, other popular schools include St John's, Marlborough College, St Marys Calne, St Francis and Dauntseys.

Pewsey 5 miles (London Paddington 70 min),
Great Bedwyn 5.5miles (London Paddington 70 min)
Marlborough 5.5 miles,
Andover 15 miles (London Waterloo 70 minutes),
Hungerford 10 miles (London Paddington 65 minutes),
Newbury 20 miles
(Distances and times approximate.)

Marketed by: Knight Frank, Hungerford