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"This charming house was originally a 'two up, two down' carpenters' cottage dating back to 1604, and has been updated over the years and offers plenty of period charm alongside modern day living. Off the generous light and airy entrance hall is a sitting room and dining room, part of the original house with the sitting room enjoying an inglenook fireplace and exposed beams, it is cosy in the winter and cool in the summer with a beautiful aspect over the sloping lawn and stream. The well appointed kitchen has plenty of built in units including a dresser, integrated appliances and has an excellent pantry, and has space for a table with a lovely view to the sun terrace. A useful utility room with plenty of storage, a boot room with access to the garage and garden and a guest cloakroom completes the ground floor accommodation.
Off the bright first floor galleried landing is a wonderful master bedroom; it is dual aspect and boasts an en suite bathroom with a spacious dressing room, and benefits from fabulous views over the garden. In addition there are three further bedrooms, two with built in wardrobes and a contemporary family shower room.
In all this is an exceptional house and grounds offering a wonderful blend of period charm, modern day living within a peaceful and private location with the flexibility to update if required.

Situation
The picturesque village of Cherhill is known for its White Horse cut into the chalk hillside and the Landsdowne obelisk on the Cherhill Downs. The village has a primary school, a public house, church and village hall. Extensive amenities are offered by the nearby towns of Marlborough, Calne and Devizes, while the larger centres of Chippenham and Swindon both have direct rail services to London Paddington and the South West and access to the M4. There are excellent schools in the area including, Marlborough College, Dauntsey's, St Mary's and St Margaret's, Calne. The surrounding countryside is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and offers good walking, cycling, riding and leisure opportunities with world Heritage Sites of Avebury and Silbury Hill, and the Avon and Kennet Canal all nearby.

Outside
The house is at the end of a lane and is approached by a private driveway offering parking for several cars, with a large double garage. The stunning gardens and grounds extend to circa 2.5 acres, providing a superb outside space with many interesting areas; including a generous sun terrace with a raised pond, neat lawns, many mature trees and shrubs including a Californian Redwood and Poplar, a vegetable garden and fruit cage, a stream running through the southerly border, outbuilding and an impressive lake. A peaceful area offering much privacy, surrounded by weeping willow trees planted by the owners and filled with a variety of fish including Koi carp, Tench and Goldfish."