• Beautiful Grade II Listed House +
• Hugely desirable village location. +
• The gardens are sheltered and utterly private. +
• Summer House +
• Beautifully landscaped gardens +
• Ample parking +
• Paddock +
• In all approximately 3.85 acres +

An incredibly attractive Grade II Listed house in the hugely desirable village of Castle Combe

ABOUT THIS HOUSE
Combe House is a home that embodies the very spirit of the Cotswolds. Handsome and steeped in history, the property is built from the warm, honey-coloured stone that has made the village so celebrated, its façade softened by time and framed by the countryside that surround it.

Combe House sits along School Lane, a part of Castle Combe rich in architectural legacy. The lane itself is anchored by this former village school, built in 1826 in the C16 style and still standing today with its mullioned windows, stone-tiled roof, and attached gatepiers once marking the entrance to the Manor House Estate.

The presence of such a generously scaled school in this small village speaks of the importance of education and community in the early 19th century, and properties like Combe House would have watched that history unfold just beyond their threshold. Nestled within this tapestry of stone and story, Combe House carries with it the quiet dignity of place — a home shaped by centuries of village life, surrounded by buildings that tell the tale of Castle Combe’s enduring heritage.

Inside, the house unfolds with a sense of quiet grandeur. Generous reception rooms invite gatherings beside fires, while mullioned windows usher in soft light and views over the gardens and terraces. Character is woven through every corner with exposed beams, stone fireplaces, and gentle quirks of age that speak of centuries of life well lived.

The kitchen is the natural heart of the house, its welcoming scale perfect for both convivial suppers and simple family breakfasts. Upstairs, the bedrooms are restful and full of charm, each offering glimpses of the rooftops, trees and countryside that make this part of Wiltshire so enchanting.

Outside, the gardens are as much about atmosphere as design — sheltered, green, and utterly private. Here, stone walls enclose lawns and borders, and a terrace offers a perfect vantage point to pause and take in the stillness of this extraordinary village.

ABOUT THIS AREA
In the gentle folds of the Cotswolds, Castle Combe is a village that seems to have slipped quietly out of another century. Often described as the prettiest village in England, it is a place of storybook beauty, where crooked lanes wind past cottages built from the soft, honey-coloured stone that defines this landscape.