- Single storey barn conversion (1571 sq ft) +
- Equestrian facilities +
- Approximately 2.25 acres +
- 4 double bedrooms, 2 bath/shower rooms +
- Sitting room with log burner +
- Dining room +
- Well equipped kitchen/breakfast room +
- Double garage, plenty of parking +
- Lapsed planning permission for addition of fabulous kitchen/dining/family room +
Perfect for an equestrian family, a single storey barn conversion (1571 sq ft) with further potential, tucked away in the heart of this sought after village.
Hall, sitting room with log burner, dining room. Well equipped kitchen, cloakroom with utility area.
Master bedroom with en-suite, 3 further double bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, family bathroom.
Double garage, extensive parking, gardens. Stables, fenced arena, paddocks - in all 2.25 acres.
NO ONWARD CHAIN
The Property - A detached single storey barn, converted in 2002, providing spacious family accommodation (1571 sq ft). The current owners have made significant improvements in recent years, including the upgrading of the kitchen/breakfast room, with oak units and integrated appliances. Bespoke internal oak doors with quality ironmongery have also been fitted throughout. Wooden double glazed windows have been installed and an external oil fired boiler provides central heating.
NB: Planning permission for the addition of a fabulous kitchen/dining/family room and a double car barn was granted in 2019, but has now lapsed.
Outside - Whilst not currently used as an equestrian facility, there is scope to return the fenced arena back to the original all weather manège. There is stabling for two/three horses and two paddocks - in all about 2.25 acres, with vehicular access from The Hill. There is extensive parking all around the property and a double garage.
General - Mains drainage, electric and water are connected. An external oil fired boiler provides central heating and hot water. Full Fibre Broadband (FTTP). Council Tax Band E - £2,844.32 payable for 2025/26. EPC rating band E - 54.
Little Somerford - Little Somerford lies 3 miles south-east of Malmesbury, 9 miles from Chippenham and 13 from Swindon. The village has a free house pub with good restaurant, a church and a village hall, where there are frequent daytime and evening activities. Great Somerford has a late opening shop, public house and primary school. Junctions 16 and 17 of the M4 are both within a convenient driving distance, providing easy access to the area's major employment centres, including Swindon, Bath and Bristol. Trains to London are available from Kemble and Chippenham, both within 10 miles. There are excellent state and private schools within the area, together with public transport links to the neighbouring towns and villages.