• Extensive, 200 year old, barn conversion, offering flexible accommodation +
• Enviable location, close to the church, primary school and village pub +
• Large, south west facing gardens, with views over open farmland +
• Large detached double-garage and drive way parking for 10 or more cars +
• Highly desirable, family home with many unusual features +

Offers highly flexible accommodation, over three floors. To the front, double-glazed panelling extends for two stories, across the full width of the building. Entering via the front door takes you into a small hallway, with stairs to the left leading up to the impressive 26’ X 19’ sitting room, with huge beams, double-height ceiling and views across the village. A further ‘paddle staircase’ takes you up to the generously-sized attic room with exposed beams and views over the garden and beyond. Currently used as a studio, the room can also be utilised as a ‘fifth bedroom. On the ground floor, the entrance hall leads straight into the dining room, with stone fireplace housing a wood-burner. There is a double-glazed door leading out to a secluded courtyard, ideal for enjoying a coffee in the early morning sun. Two steps up from the dining room lead to a long, feature-glazed corridor, giving access to a family bathroom, with bath and quadrant shower. Completing the picture at this end of the Granary are four bedrooms, two with fitted wardrobes and one with an en-suite shower room. Another door from the entrance hall leads to a large, fitted kitchen, with ample room for ‘day to day’ dining. A door from the kitchen leads to a spacious utility room, with stainless-steel sink and fitted cupboards. Fully glazed double doors lead from the kitchen to a large conservatory, opening onto the garden. A door from the conservatory leads into a large, dual-aspect sitting room, with underfloor heating and an ensuite shower room. A further door leads to the utility room - providing an opportunity for this part of the house to be used as self-contained accommodation. The south-west facing gardens extend to around a third of an acre, with numerous trees and shrubs, a large area of lawn and paved, patio areas. A gravel driveway provides easy parking for at least ten cars and is enclosed by a pair of five-bar gates. At the far end of the driveway is a recently added double garage

Situation - Neston is a popular village with country walks close by. Neston has a good community spirit and boasts excellent Neston Primary School, pre-school, village hall, church and chapel and the welcoming Neston Country Inn, which is easily walkable to and from the property. Two miles to the north, the market town of Corsham is home to a wealth of beautiful and historic buildings, a supermarket, a range of specialist shops, sports and leisure facilities and tempting places to eat and drink. Corsham is well placed for access to junctions 17 and 18 of the M4 motorway network and within easy commuting distance of Bath, Bristol and Swindon. Railway services are available at Melksham. Bath and Chippenham provide services to London Paddington.