- Charming period cottage dating back to pre-1900s, set in the heart of Maiden Bradley +
- Two versatile reception rooms, ideal for cosy evenings, dining, or entertaining +
- Well-equipped galley kitchen with integrated dishwasher, electric oven and hob +
- Two bathrooms, including an upstairs bathroom with shower over bath and heated towel radiator +
- Downstairs bathroom with utility area, perfect for busy households and country living +
- Two generous bedrooms offering peaceful and comfortable retreats +
- Private, established garden with patio area for outdoor dining and relaxation +
- Off-street parking, providing everyday convenience +
- Sought-after Wiltshire village location, close to countryside walks, village pub, and local amenities +
- Quote Ref EB0191 - Emma Butcher Independent Property Agent Somerset & Wiltshire +
Quote Ref EB0191 - Set in the picturesque village of Maiden Bradley, The Old School House is a characterful home where period charm meets modern-day comfort. Dating back to pre-1900s, it feels instantly welcoming and offers a peaceful village lifestyle without sacrificing the practicalities of everyday living.
Inside, the galley kitchen is thoughtfully arranged to make the most of the space, creating a practical yet inviting place to cook while staying connected with the rest of the home. It offers space for a fridge freezer and includes an integrated dishwasher, along with an electric oven and hob, making it a highly functional and well-equipped kitchen.
Adding to the convenience is a downstairs bathroom with utility area—ideal for busy days, muddy walks, or simply keeping household life running smoothly.
There are two inviting reception rooms that adapt easily to how you live. One could be a snug retreat for relaxed evenings by the fire, while the other works beautifully as a dining or family space for entertaining friends and loved ones. The layout flows naturally, creating a home that feels both comfortable and flexible.
Upstairs, you’ll find two generous bedrooms offering calm and restful spaces to unwind at the end of the day. A second bathroom serves the upper floor and is fitted with a shower over the bath and a heated towel radiator, making busy mornings run smoothly while offering comfort and convenience for guests.
A handy store cupboard provides valuable additional storage, perfect for keeping linens, household essentials, or seasonal items neatly organised and out of sight, helping to keep the bedrooms and landing feeling calm and uncluttered.
Outside, the garden is a real delight—private, established, and perfect for enjoying the fresh air. Whether you’re tending plants, relaxing with a book, or hosting summer meals, the patio provides a lovely spot to sit back and enjoy your surroundings. Off-street parking adds everyday ease.
Why choose Maiden Bradley?
Maiden Bradley is a much-loved Wiltshire village, celebrated for its beautiful countryside, strong sense of community, and charming cottages and historic buildings. Its rich history and stunning landscapes make it a popular choice for those seeking a peaceful retreat in the English countryside.
Village life includes the much-admired Bradley Hare pub, set within the Duchy of Somerset estate, and the family-run Bradley Pantry, offering locally sourced produce alongside excellent coffee and homemade treats. There are also community gardens with around thirty members, welcoming new residents to get involved in growing vegetables, flowers, and soft fruit. The gardens also include beehives and wildlife areas, supporting biodiversity.
Additional amenities include a village hall hosting regular events, a recreation ground, and The Potting Shed—a private and secluded boutique beauty studio. Together, these establishments enhance daily life and strengthen the already close-knit community.
The Old School House is a special place, ready to welcome its next chapter. With wonderful countryside walks right on your doorstep, this is a home that truly embraces rural living.
Do not miss the opportunity to make this charming cottage your new home. Whether you are a first-time buyer or looking to downsize, this property offers a wonderful balance of character, comfort, and community. To explore further, book your personal tour with Emma Butcher today and experience first-hand what makes this home so appealing.
The property also benefits from a Worcester boiler (installed 2019), oil-fired central heating, smoke detectors, double-glazed windows, an insulated loft space, off-street parking, a bin store, and a shed.
Please note that some items mentioned or shown in the photographs may not be included; please check with the property agent. For further information, visit emmabutcher.exp.uk.com.
EPC Rating: E Council Tax Band: B (approx. £1,900 per annum), Local Authority: Wiltshire
Services: Mains electricity, mains water, mains drainage, oil
Tenure: Freehold, Conservation Area
Built pre-1900s
No onward chain
Probate property (please check current position with the agent)
Quote Ref: EB 0191