4 bedroom house

Entering through electric gates via a long driveway, this beautiful farm house is believed to have been built circa 1890, sits in approximately 3 acres of immaculate private gardens with level paddocks, stables, barn and professionally built riding arena, it also has stunning views to Roundway Down.

Entering the house through an entrance porch into the hallway with original Bath Stone flag floor, there is a dining room with the original hard wood flooring and an open working fire place.
There is a formal sitting room with an original hardwood floor, and a large open working fireplace with Bath stone hearth.

The hallway leads into an internal lobby with a Victorian red and black tiled floor, there is a conservatory to the right with an exposed stone wall and arch window, there is also a garden room off the lobby and an original door to the cellar which again has a Bath flagstone floor.

The large kitchen has an original stripped pine floor, oil fired Aga and a Shaker style kitchen, and through a large open archway is the large family room with exposed original brick fireplace log burner and Victorian hard wood floor. A utility room with WC and plumbing leads on from here.

Upstairs is a dual aspect master bedroom, with ensuite bathroom and a pretty Victorian fireplace, 2 large built in wardrobes and views over Roundway Down to the front and also the rear garden. There are a further three double bedrooms and separate family bathroom and separate shower room. There is plenty of loft space which could be converted subject to permissions.

This home also boasts excellent equestrian facilities with 5 stables and a tack room.
Behind the stables is a 40x 20 metre professionally built, fully drained Dorset sand and Klopf riding arena which is fully fenced and and gated.
There is also a very useful 40ft x 20ft open fronted traditional wooden barn.

The paddocks are divided into 3 with mains electric fencing. There is a private water supply to house as well as mains.

Situation - Bromham is a popular village with a thriving community. Local facilities include a primary school, a public house, community centre with social club, a butchers shop, village shop and a church. The historic market town of Devizes is close by providing town centre shopping, transport and leisure facilities, a cinema, theatre, museum and thriving weekly market. The Kennet and Avon canal runs through Devizes and also provides walking and fishing facilities. The major centres of Bath, Chippenham, Salisbury, Swindon and Marlborough are all within a thirty mile radius.

Property Information - Tenure: Freehold. Council Tax: F
EPC Rating: F
Services: All mains services are connected at the property.
Oil Central heating



Marketed by: Strakers, Devizes