• No onward chain +
• Gated courtyard +
• Car port plus additional parking +
• Large west-facing garden +
• Field views +
• About 0.2 acre plot +
• Village amenities +
• En-suite to master bedroom +
• Two receptions +
• Oil heating plus wood-burner +

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A handsome four bedroom barn conversion of c.2,140 sq ft set in an exclusive gated courtyard around a central square. Enjoy broad west-facing gardens of about 0.2 acre that back straight onto open countryside, ample parking with a car port, and generous, light-filled living space—perfect for family life and entertaining.

Tucked away off White Street, this modern conversion forms part of a quiet enclave with a real sense of arrival. Inside, two expansive reception rooms run along the rear, each opening to the terrace and lawn, drawing the afternoon sun and views of the fields beyond. The kitchen/breakfast room is family-sized and practical, supported by a separate utility and a ground-floor WC. Character details—wide timber floors, bespoke cabinetry and a cosy wood-burning stove—create warmth and texture while the layout flows naturally for everyday living.

Upstairs are four comfortable bedrooms and two bathrooms, including a generous principal suite with en-suite, plus a family bathroom with skylight. Storage is excellent (including a useful external store), and the house connects beautifully to its setting: broad patio, deep lawn, established borders and open vistas to the west for golden-hour sunsets. Parking is easy with driveway space and a car port under the adjoining canopy.

Outdoorsy buyers will love the walking on the doorstep: the Wessex Ridgeway tracks the escarpment above the village, and the long-distance White Horse Trail passes through here—linking iconic chalk hill figures and wide-open Salisbury Plain scenery. Weekends can be as simple as stepping out onto bridleways or exploring circular routes to Pewsey and Westbury.

AGENTS NOTE:
Annual fee payable of £250 per quarter for maintenance and upkeep of the shared driveway

Council Tax Band F
EPC Rating D

Market Lavington is a thriving village on the northern edge of Salisbury Plain, about five miles south of Devizes, with everyday amenities and a welcoming community. For families, Lavington School (secondary) is in the village and judged “Good” by Ofsted (June 2023); St Barnabas CE Primary is also in the village—now operating as an academy—with prior Ofsted reports rating it “Good.” As well as the highly regarded Dauntseys private school.