- For Sale
- GBP 1,250,000
- Property Style: Traditional
- Bedroom: 4
- Bathroom: 2
Fine & Country are delighted to present Brompton House, an incredibly well presented original Georgian Period home with light & airy interiors - a perfect blend of charm and grandeur. The house has been meticulously and sympathetically restored by the current owners.
Seller Insight:
What is your favourite room in the house and why?
It's a close draw between the sitting room as it's so cosy and the kitchen as it's the perfect cooking/ entertaining/ relaxing space. The sun room during the summer months would also be a close contender as I fall asleep in there so easily!
Who do you think will be the ideal new owner?
A couple or family who like entertaining/walking and good pubs!
What do you love most and why?
Iconic Georgian charm and the relaxed, homely atmosphere.
What do you love about the local community?
It's all on your doorstep if you want to immerse yourself into the community. But then equally, if you are more private, it's not in your face as we are so tucked away.
How easy is it to commute from here?
Very! M4 is 5 minutes away.
What made you choose this property over others?
Nothing else compared, it's a dream!
Accommodation Summary:
Discreetly positioned within a Conservation area in the historic 'Old Quarter' on the outskirts of Wroughton, Brompton House enjoys a prime, elevated position in the most sought after location in this popular village.
Brompton House is an incredibly well presented Original Georgian Period home: Light and airy interiors are a perfect blend with charm and grandeur. The house has been meticulously and sympathetically restored by the current owners.
This home has everything, from generous reception spaces perfect for entertaining larger groups, to quaint and cosy corners where you can curl up with a good book and relax.
Ground Floor:
The front façade is typical of the iconic Georgian period; both perfectly balanced and symmetrical. The original front door sits centrally and is framed by an ornate original iron porch. A light filled reception hallway, paved with stone tiles, invites you into both principal reception rooms. To the left, the impressive sitting room extends to over 26', with high ceilings and large dual aspect sash windows flooding both morning and afternoon sun light into the room which are complete with shutters. The sitting room is warmed by the striking, working fireplace. To the right, a cosy second reception room currently used as an office with ornamental feature fireplace and wooden floorboards underfoot.
Moving through the house, past the useful boot/utility room and guest cloakroom, there are two further reception rooms. The cosy, panelled dining/snug room and conservatory can be versatile in how they are used. The flooring continues through these two further reception rooms.
The open-plan kitchen/breakfast room has been beautifully designed using bespoke and hand built cabinetry complementing sleek Italian Quarts work surface and square peninsula. There is a gas fired AGA alongside the double electric cooker with induction hob, which is set in an alcove with charming, bespoke architrave surround. The Bi-fold doors extend across the back wall which open out onto the gardens.
First Floor:
The split level landing separates the two front bedrooms from the primary guest suite and further bedroom at the rear of the house. The two front bedrooms are generous in size, with incredible attention to detail as the current owners have restored both ornamental fireplaces and picture rails. The third bedroom can be accessed via the landing or master bedroom, it is currently being used as a dressing room with bespoke fitted floor to ceiling wardrobes. Across the hallway, there is the luxurious four piece family bathroom, complete with double basin vanity unit.
At the rear of the property, the peaceful guest suite has fitted wardrobes and further en-suite shower room.
Cellar:
Spanning the width of the house, the large cellar has been fitted with light, heating and power offering the perfect space for a home gym set up, games room, a wine cellar or even a further entertainment area.
Outside:
The grounds at Brompton House extend to c.0.25acres. The rear gardens are level and fully enclosed with mature hedge and original stone wall borders the current owners have added a lockable ornate side gate matching the original front iron porch. The gardens are mainly laid to lawn, with a variety of beds and borders stocked with cottage garden shrubs, alongside a range of fruit trees and a small pond.
Also within the grounds is a detached potting shed with power and light which is currently used for storage but has potential to be converted into a small studio / office or home gym.
To the front of Brompton House, there is off street, driveway parking for several cars and the lawned front garden.
Garage:
Located at the front of the property and accessed directly off The Pitchens, there is a large garage with power and light as well as an electric roller front door and private, gate coded side access.
Location:
Tucked away in a conservation area Brompton House, The Pitchens is located on a no through road which leads on to a foot path following a babbling, spring fed, rare chalk brook which leads you to the centre of the village.
Wroughton provides an extensive range of amenities which are all within walking distance including nearby schooling at primary and secondary levels, doctors' surgery, Churches, leisure centre, pool, library, public houses and shopping facilities. There is also a nearby Waitrose on the outskirts of the village, just a short drive from Brompton House as well as the thriving market town of Marlborough being just 20 min away offering a further range of boutique shops, bars, cafes and restaurants.
The commercial centre of Swindon is about 2.2 miles to the north where there is a main line station to London Paddington (55 minutes) and South Wales and the West Country. Wroughton is approximately halfway between Junction 15 and Junction 16 on the M4 motorway, which likewise provides easy access to London and the West Country.
The village is nestled beneath the Marlborough Downs meaning the Ridgeway National Trail and Barbury Castle Country Park are all within walking distance with stout shoes. The historic Clouts Wood and Wiltshire wildlife trusts Markham Banks are a stones throw away. They contain many footpaths and bridleways perfect for walking, riding, and other country pursuits. A foot path also takes you to Old Town Swindon with its quaint coffee shops and restaurants offering excellent brunch etc.
Services:
Mains Gas, Mains electricity, Private drainage
What3Words:
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Seller Insight:
What is your favourite room in the house and why?
It's a close draw between the sitting room as it's so cosy and the kitchen as it's the perfect cooking/ entertaining/ relaxing space. The sun room during the summer months would also be a close contender as I fall asleep in there so easily!
Who do you think will be the ideal new owner?
A couple or family who like entertaining/walking and good pubs!
What do you love most and why?
Iconic Georgian charm and the relaxed, homely atmosphere.
What do you love about the local community?
It's all on your doorstep if you want to immerse yourself into the community. But then equally, if you are more private, it's not in your face as we are so tucked away.
How easy is it to commute from here?
Very! M4 is 5 minutes away.
What made you choose this property over others?
Nothing else compared, it's a dream!
Accommodation Summary:
Discreetly positioned within a Conservation area in the historic 'Old Quarter' on the outskirts of Wroughton, Brompton House enjoys a prime, elevated position in the most sought after location in this popular village.
Brompton House is an incredibly well presented Original Georgian Period home: Light and airy interiors are a perfect blend with charm and grandeur. The house has been meticulously and sympathetically restored by the current owners.
This home has everything, from generous reception spaces perfect for entertaining larger groups, to quaint and cosy corners where you can curl up with a good book and relax.
Ground Floor:
The front façade is typical of the iconic Georgian period; both perfectly balanced and symmetrical. The original front door sits centrally and is framed by an ornate original iron porch. A light filled reception hallway, paved with stone tiles, invites you into both principal reception rooms. To the left, the impressive sitting room extends to over 26', with high ceilings and large dual aspect sash windows flooding both morning and afternoon sun light into the room which are complete with shutters. The sitting room is warmed by the striking, working fireplace. To the right, a cosy second reception room currently used as an office with ornamental feature fireplace and wooden floorboards underfoot.
Moving through the house, past the useful boot/utility room and guest cloakroom, there are two further reception rooms. The cosy, panelled dining/snug room and conservatory can be versatile in how they are used. The flooring continues through these two further reception rooms.
The open-plan kitchen/breakfast room has been beautifully designed using bespoke and hand built cabinetry complementing sleek Italian Quarts work surface and square peninsula. There is a gas fired AGA alongside the double electric cooker with induction hob, which is set in an alcove with charming, bespoke architrave surround. The Bi-fold doors extend across the back wall which open out onto the gardens.
First Floor:
The split level landing separates the two front bedrooms from the primary guest suite and further bedroom at the rear of the house. The two front bedrooms are generous in size, with incredible attention to detail as the current owners have restored both ornamental fireplaces and picture rails. The third bedroom can be accessed via the landing or master bedroom, it is currently being used as a dressing room with bespoke fitted floor to ceiling wardrobes. Across the hallway, there is the luxurious four piece family bathroom, complete with double basin vanity unit.
At the rear of the property, the peaceful guest suite has fitted wardrobes and further en-suite shower room.
Cellar:
Spanning the width of the house, the large cellar has been fitted with light, heating and power offering the perfect space for a home gym set up, games room, a wine cellar or even a further entertainment area.
Outside:
The grounds at Brompton House extend to c.0.25acres. The rear gardens are level and fully enclosed with mature hedge and original stone wall borders the current owners have added a lockable ornate side gate matching the original front iron porch. The gardens are mainly laid to lawn, with a variety of beds and borders stocked with cottage garden shrubs, alongside a range of fruit trees and a small pond.
Also within the grounds is a detached potting shed with power and light which is currently used for storage but has potential to be converted into a small studio / office or home gym.
To the front of Brompton House, there is off street, driveway parking for several cars and the lawned front garden.
Garage:
Located at the front of the property and accessed directly off The Pitchens, there is a large garage with power and light as well as an electric roller front door and private, gate coded side access.
Location:
Tucked away in a conservation area Brompton House, The Pitchens is located on a no through road which leads on to a foot path following a babbling, spring fed, rare chalk brook which leads you to the centre of the village.
Wroughton provides an extensive range of amenities which are all within walking distance including nearby schooling at primary and secondary levels, doctors' surgery, Churches, leisure centre, pool, library, public houses and shopping facilities. There is also a nearby Waitrose on the outskirts of the village, just a short drive from Brompton House as well as the thriving market town of Marlborough being just 20 min away offering a further range of boutique shops, bars, cafes and restaurants.
The commercial centre of Swindon is about 2.2 miles to the north where there is a main line station to London Paddington (55 minutes) and South Wales and the West Country. Wroughton is approximately halfway between Junction 15 and Junction 16 on the M4 motorway, which likewise provides easy access to London and the West Country.
The village is nestled beneath the Marlborough Downs meaning the Ridgeway National Trail and Barbury Castle Country Park are all within walking distance with stout shoes. The historic Clouts Wood and Wiltshire wildlife trusts Markham Banks are a stones throw away. They contain many footpaths and bridleways perfect for walking, riding, and other country pursuits. A foot path also takes you to Old Town Swindon with its quaint coffee shops and restaurants offering excellent brunch etc.
Services:
Mains Gas, Mains electricity, Private drainage
What3Words:
///ledge.cure.goals
