- For Sale
- Guide price 1,150,000 GBP
- Build Size: 2,602 ft2
- Land Size: 3,217 ft2
- Bedroom: 4
- Bathroom: 2
Charming Grade II listed village house with substantial garden and outbuildings.
The White House is Grade II listed and is believed to date from the late Georgian period. The accommodation is well presented with light, well-proportioned rooms, including a fantastic dining room with French doors opening onto the terrace and garden.A spacious hallway opens into a drawing room with a wood-burning stove and French door leading to a pretty side garden with mature fruit trees. The breakfast room leads into the snug with a door to the utility room. The kitchen is well-equipped, with a useful covered passageway to the rear. A particular feature of the house is the generously-sized dining room with large windows and double French doors, which open onto the garden.The principal bedroom has built-in wardrobes and views over the side garden as well as views to the rear towards the parish church and countryside beyond. There are three further bedrooms, a family bathroom and a shower room. The property is approached via a tessellated tile path from the parking area to the half-glazed front door, which features a covered, gabled porch and attractive fanlight over. The southwest-facing main garden is laid to lawn bordered with various shrubs, mature trees and a wonderful beech hedge. Attached to the house, is the former bakehouse and shop, currently used as a barn/garage and two loose boxes. Subject to the usual planning consents, these could be converted to useful ancillary accommodation.
The White House is a welcoming family home on a quiet lane in Upavon, a pretty village in the heart of the Pewsey Vale.Upavon has excellent facilities, including two pubs, a shop/post office, a village hall, hairdressers and a golf club. There is also a doctor's surgery. The attractive Grade I listed parish church of St Mary's features a stained glass window attributed to the Victorian artist, Henry Holiday.More extensive facilities are available in the market towns of Marlborough and Devizes. The historic cities of Bath and Salisbury are within easy reach, as are the larger commercial centres of Swindon, Andover and Newbury.The chalk downlands of nearby Salisbury Plain are a wildlife haven with an extensive network of byways and bridleways.The property is well placed for many state and independent schools, including St Francis, Farleigh, Dauntseys, Marlborough College, Godolphin and South West Wilts Grammar School.Directions: SN9 6DYWhat3words: ///paddlock.summit.assemble
The White House is Grade II listed and is believed to date from the late Georgian period. The accommodation is well presented with light, well-proportioned rooms, including a fantastic dining room with French doors opening onto the terrace and garden.A spacious hallway opens into a drawing room with a wood-burning stove and French door leading to a pretty side garden with mature fruit trees. The breakfast room leads into the snug with a door to the utility room. The kitchen is well-equipped, with a useful covered passageway to the rear. A particular feature of the house is the generously-sized dining room with large windows and double French doors, which open onto the garden.The principal bedroom has built-in wardrobes and views over the side garden as well as views to the rear towards the parish church and countryside beyond. There are three further bedrooms, a family bathroom and a shower room. The property is approached via a tessellated tile path from the parking area to the half-glazed front door, which features a covered, gabled porch and attractive fanlight over. The southwest-facing main garden is laid to lawn bordered with various shrubs, mature trees and a wonderful beech hedge. Attached to the house, is the former bakehouse and shop, currently used as a barn/garage and two loose boxes. Subject to the usual planning consents, these could be converted to useful ancillary accommodation.
The White House is a welcoming family home on a quiet lane in Upavon, a pretty village in the heart of the Pewsey Vale.Upavon has excellent facilities, including two pubs, a shop/post office, a village hall, hairdressers and a golf club. There is also a doctor's surgery. The attractive Grade I listed parish church of St Mary's features a stained glass window attributed to the Victorian artist, Henry Holiday.More extensive facilities are available in the market towns of Marlborough and Devizes. The historic cities of Bath and Salisbury are within easy reach, as are the larger commercial centres of Swindon, Andover and Newbury.The chalk downlands of nearby Salisbury Plain are a wildlife haven with an extensive network of byways and bridleways.The property is well placed for many state and independent schools, including St Francis, Farleigh, Dauntseys, Marlborough College, Godolphin and South West Wilts Grammar School.Directions: SN9 6DYWhat3words: ///paddlock.summit.assemble
