- For Sale
- GBP 725,000
- Property Style: Traditional
- Bedroom: 4
- Bathroom: 1
Fine & Country are delighted to present The Old Laundry, Nestled in this picturesque village in the heart of Wiltshire, is this charming and deceptively spacious, 4 bedroom period cottage, with beautifully preserved original features, which have now been complemented by sympathetic, modern improvements.
Seller Insight:
What is your favourite room in the house and why?
I can pick 2 but not 1! The kitchen is fab during the day, the light pours in through the windows and there are views out on all sides. It's sets me up every day. In the evenings I love the cosiness of the sitting room, the log fire quickly makes it so snug.
Who do you think will be the ideal new owner?
It's a very peaceful location with many lovely walks on your doorstep, so if you want that sort of haven this is perfect.
What do you love most and why?
I love filling the kitchen with friends and family for dinners - it's a relaxed and informal space which makes everyone feel instantly welcome. My husband loves the super-fast broadband, makes home-working easy.
What do you love about the local community?
Everyone pitches in and makes it fun, but also takes care of one another. One of my neighbours hosts a fundraising duck race down the stream every year. All her children have flown the coop, but she just loves bringing people together. There are a lot of young families too, Holy Trinity Primary School up the road is a big pull as a result of its excellent SATs results each year. The village hall committee is also great, a real balance of putting fun on for the families and making sure good decisions are made with the funds raised.
How easy is it to commute from here?
If you're heading for London, I like that we have a few options with; Westbury, Pewsey and Andover. It's great to have two London destinations to choose from with both Paddington and Waterloo.
What made you choose this property over others?
The cottage delivers lots of practical space, so we found it great value for money compared to our other options on the market. But mainly it was location. It's a beautiful and peaceful location with plenty of walks and the added benefit of being in catchment for an outstanding primary school.
Accommodation Summary:
Nestled in the picturesque village of Little Cheverell in the heart of Wiltshire, The Old Laundry is a charming and deceptively spacious, four bedroom period cottage. The internal accommodation extends to over 2,000sqft with beautifully preserved original features, which have now been complemented by sympathetic, modern improvements including an inviting entrance hallway and the stunning bespoke fitted kitchen with vaulted ceiling.
Ground Floor:
The ground floor accommodation is versatile throughout allowing the individual rooms to be used for a multitude of functions.
The kitchen/breakfast room really is the heart of this home; a light and airy triple aspect room, which offers the perfect space for entertaining. The kitchen features a striking vaulted ceiling and is fitted with a range of bespoke cupboards with granite worktops over. There is a stable door to the rear with direct access out onto the gardens and views of the woodland beyond. Leading from the kitchen, there is also a useful utility room.
Also on the ground floor are two formal reception rooms which are currently being used as a formal dining room and sitting room. Within the sitting room, there is flagstone flooring underfoot, which is warmed by the focal inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove in the colder months.
Completing the ground floor is the spacious and inviting entrance hall and guest WC.
First Floor:
The first floor is accessed via two separate staircases and there are four good-sized bedrooms, one of which is currently being used as a home-office with an ensuite shower room, and the family bathroom.
Outside:
The quaint, cottage gardens at The Old Laundry are utterly charming. The low maintenance lawns are bordered by a small chalk stream and a variety of fruit trees before the neighbouring woodland beyond. There is also a large south-west facing sun terrace immediately adjoining the property, ideal for outside entertaining. Within the gardens, a useful garden shed and external brick built store room allow for plenty of additional storage.
To the side of the cottage, there is a large, gravelled driveway providing off street parking for multiple vehicles.
Location:
Nestled at the foot of Salisbury Plain, Little Cheverell is a pretty village set within a Conservation Area with stunning countryside walks from the doorstep. The village is in walking distance (1 mile) of a small local shop, church, outstanding primary school Holy Trinity, an excellent nursery, a pub and village hall in the next door village of Great Cheverell. There are golf courses at Erlestoke, Bowood and the North Wiltshire.
The renowned Dauntsey's and Lavington schools are in the neighbouring villages of West Lavington and Market Lavington. The thriving market town of Devizes is within 5 miles, and the larger centres of Marlborough, Bath and Salisbury are an easy drive. Westbury (about 6 miles) and Pewsey (about 13 miles) provide rail services to London Paddington. Access to the M4 at Junction 17 (Chippenham) is approximately 13 miles to the North. The A303 (M3) is about 10 miles to the south.
Services:
Mains Electricity, Water & Drainage, Oil Fired Central Heating, Super Fast Broadband
What3Words:
///sand.winning.crackled
Seller Insight:
What is your favourite room in the house and why?
I can pick 2 but not 1! The kitchen is fab during the day, the light pours in through the windows and there are views out on all sides. It's sets me up every day. In the evenings I love the cosiness of the sitting room, the log fire quickly makes it so snug.
Who do you think will be the ideal new owner?
It's a very peaceful location with many lovely walks on your doorstep, so if you want that sort of haven this is perfect.
What do you love most and why?
I love filling the kitchen with friends and family for dinners - it's a relaxed and informal space which makes everyone feel instantly welcome. My husband loves the super-fast broadband, makes home-working easy.
What do you love about the local community?
Everyone pitches in and makes it fun, but also takes care of one another. One of my neighbours hosts a fundraising duck race down the stream every year. All her children have flown the coop, but she just loves bringing people together. There are a lot of young families too, Holy Trinity Primary School up the road is a big pull as a result of its excellent SATs results each year. The village hall committee is also great, a real balance of putting fun on for the families and making sure good decisions are made with the funds raised.
How easy is it to commute from here?
If you're heading for London, I like that we have a few options with; Westbury, Pewsey and Andover. It's great to have two London destinations to choose from with both Paddington and Waterloo.
What made you choose this property over others?
The cottage delivers lots of practical space, so we found it great value for money compared to our other options on the market. But mainly it was location. It's a beautiful and peaceful location with plenty of walks and the added benefit of being in catchment for an outstanding primary school.
Accommodation Summary:
Nestled in the picturesque village of Little Cheverell in the heart of Wiltshire, The Old Laundry is a charming and deceptively spacious, four bedroom period cottage. The internal accommodation extends to over 2,000sqft with beautifully preserved original features, which have now been complemented by sympathetic, modern improvements including an inviting entrance hallway and the stunning bespoke fitted kitchen with vaulted ceiling.
Ground Floor:
The ground floor accommodation is versatile throughout allowing the individual rooms to be used for a multitude of functions.
The kitchen/breakfast room really is the heart of this home; a light and airy triple aspect room, which offers the perfect space for entertaining. The kitchen features a striking vaulted ceiling and is fitted with a range of bespoke cupboards with granite worktops over. There is a stable door to the rear with direct access out onto the gardens and views of the woodland beyond. Leading from the kitchen, there is also a useful utility room.
Also on the ground floor are two formal reception rooms which are currently being used as a formal dining room and sitting room. Within the sitting room, there is flagstone flooring underfoot, which is warmed by the focal inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove in the colder months.
Completing the ground floor is the spacious and inviting entrance hall and guest WC.
First Floor:
The first floor is accessed via two separate staircases and there are four good-sized bedrooms, one of which is currently being used as a home-office with an ensuite shower room, and the family bathroom.
Outside:
The quaint, cottage gardens at The Old Laundry are utterly charming. The low maintenance lawns are bordered by a small chalk stream and a variety of fruit trees before the neighbouring woodland beyond. There is also a large south-west facing sun terrace immediately adjoining the property, ideal for outside entertaining. Within the gardens, a useful garden shed and external brick built store room allow for plenty of additional storage.
To the side of the cottage, there is a large, gravelled driveway providing off street parking for multiple vehicles.
Location:
Nestled at the foot of Salisbury Plain, Little Cheverell is a pretty village set within a Conservation Area with stunning countryside walks from the doorstep. The village is in walking distance (1 mile) of a small local shop, church, outstanding primary school Holy Trinity, an excellent nursery, a pub and village hall in the next door village of Great Cheverell. There are golf courses at Erlestoke, Bowood and the North Wiltshire.
The renowned Dauntsey's and Lavington schools are in the neighbouring villages of West Lavington and Market Lavington. The thriving market town of Devizes is within 5 miles, and the larger centres of Marlborough, Bath and Salisbury are an easy drive. Westbury (about 6 miles) and Pewsey (about 13 miles) provide rail services to London Paddington. Access to the M4 at Junction 17 (Chippenham) is approximately 13 miles to the North. The A303 (M3) is about 10 miles to the south.
Services:
Mains Electricity, Water & Drainage, Oil Fired Central Heating, Super Fast Broadband
What3Words:
///sand.winning.crackled
