- Three bedroom period cottage +
- Two spacious reception rooms +
- Period features throughout +
- Fireplaces and wood burning stoves +
- Large enclosed rear garden +
- Large summer house/outbuilding with power & wood burner +
- Driveway parking +
Why you'll like it Martin & Co are delighted to present this charming three-bedroom cottage, steeped in history and brimming with character, tucked away on a quiet lane in the heart of Dilton Marsh.
Once the village inn, this centuries-old home retains a wealth of period features, from exposed beams and original brickwork to two striking fireplaces, each housing a wood burner and creating a wonderfully warm and inviting atmosphere.
The ground floor offers two generous reception rooms, perfect for family living or entertaining, alongside a spacious kitchen, a practical utility room, and an external porch. Upstairs, there are three well-proportioned bedrooms, with the principal bedroom enjoying the added benefit of an ensuite shower room.
Outside, the property continues to impress. A beautifully enclosed rear garden provides ample space for relaxation and outdoor dining, while at the far end a substantial summer house-complete with power and its own wood burner-offers a versatile retreat, ideal as a home office, creative studio, or entertaining space. To the side, there is the added benefit of driveway parking, with further on-street parking available to the front.
Combining history, charm, and modern comfort, this unique home presents a rare opportunity to own a truly special property in one of the area's most sought-after village locations.
Property location
The property is situated in Dilton Marsh, a highly sought after Wiltshire village, that offers a primary school, village hall, church, public house, grocery shop, fish and chip shop, farm shop with garden centre, Post Office and café. The Village is located centrally for Warminster, Frome and Westbury. Westbury a small market town is situated at the western edge of Wiltshire beside the chalk down lands that form Salisbury Plain. The most renowned attraction in the area is the remarkable Westbury White Horse, which holds the distinction of being both the oldest and largest White Horse in Wiltshire. This makes it a true delight for enthusiasts of walking, cycling, and air sports. In terms of amenities, the town boasts a diverse range of shopping and leisure facilities. These include a library, a sports and leisure center, schools, churches, medical practices, dental surgeries, three supermarkets, a post office, and even the oldest swimming pool in the entire country. Additionally, Westbury offers a varied selection of coffee shops, restaurants, public houses, and a popular wine bar. Westbury enjoys an exceptional location, with excellent access to major road and railway connections. The mainline railway station provides convenient links to London (with a travel time of just 1 hour and 26 minutes), Wales, and the entire Southwest of England.