The Old Vicarage is a handsome and well-proportioned house which is believed to have been built in the Edwardian period. Consequently it has much lighter rooms with better ceiling heights than you find in most period Cotswold properties. The house is south-facing and the accommodation is well laid out for both entertaining and modern family living. There are three reception rooms and an excellent kitchen/breakfast room, well fitted and equipped with a large island unit and space for a big dining table. There is also a utility and a cloak/wet room. One the first floor are five double bedrooms and four bathrooms (two of which are en suite).
The Old Vicarage is not listed.

Hankerton is a small village, tucked away amidst open Wiltshire countryside. The beautiful Parish Church, just beyond The Old Vicarage, dates from the 12th century. Nearby Malmesbury is an ancient market town with good everyday stores (e.g. Waitrose and Aldi) and various independent shops. Other local towns include Tetbury and Cirencester. The main regional centres include Swindon, Oxford, Cheltenham, Bath and Bristol, all of which are within daily commuting distance. Good communications, being about 11 miles from Junction 16 of the M4 and 10 miles from Junction 17.

Electric gates opens onto a gravelled driveway leading through the garden to the front door. The drive continues on to the rear of the house and a double garage with oil tank adjoining. The Old Vicarage sits privately within mature gardens and grounds. Wide lawns are bordered by shrubs and trees and to the rear of the house is a gravelled and paved terrace. There are lovely views to the east over the adjoining paddock and to the north to the Parish Church. In the corner of the paddock is a useful outbuilding comprising two gated car ports, a shed and wood store.