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The Old Tannery is believed to have existed since the 17th century and possibly as far back as the Domesday. The present building dates back to the late 18th century and was converted in the late 1950s to provide a private residential property.

Set in a superb, elevated location this Grade II listed house has been modernised and extended by both the previous and present owners. The combination of many retained period features such as exposed beams throughout and feature arched windows together with modernisation including solid oak interior doors has created a unique village residence.

The light and airy accommodation is laid out over 4 floors including a superb kitchen with range cooker, and a terrace leading off it overlooking the main lawn and millpond.

A wonderfully spacious sitting room is at garden level with 3 sets of French doors leading out to south and east facing terracing. On the upper 2 floors are 5 spacious bedrooms with modern bathroom facilities, all of which have a wonderful aspect over the gardens and beyond. The property also has the flexibility for a number of possible self-contained annexes.

The property has a double carport, above which there is a separate office and storage. The house is set within the 1 acre of beautifully landscaped gardens featuring the millpond and a number of specimen trees including Planes, lining the driveway, Whitebeam, Acers, Magnolia and Silver Birch.

The property also benefits from installation of CAT6 network cabling facilitating good communications throughout the building.

This is a very special property and to fully appreciate it a viewing is recommended by the sole agents Cobb Farr.

The beautiful and charming hamlet of Turleigh is situated just a few miles from the picturesque market town of Bradford on Avon. Turleigh contains many attractive stone-built period properties and the entire village lies within a conservation area.

There is easy access to the River Avon, Kennet & Avon canal and the local railway station is a 15-20 minute walk away giving access to Bradford on Avon, Bath, Bristol and London.

The nearby village of Winsley also offers a local shop, health centre, post office, primary school and public house.

The town of Bradford on Avon offers a variety of shops and amenities to include a library, public swimming pool, post office and a health centre as well as numerous good restaurants. There is a wide selection of shops to include a delicatessen, bakery, jewellers and gift shops. In addition, there is also a railway station providing direct access to the cities of Bath, Bristol and London.

The Georgian city of Bath lies some 7 miles from Turleigh. It provides many amenities and facilities to include a number of fine restaurants and wine bars, excellent sporting facilities and a wide range of retail outlets. There is also a main line railway station providing direct access to London Paddington and the city of Bristol.