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House with terraceDevizes (United Kingdom)
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$1,024,400
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Name: Devizes Luxury House for Sale | $1,024,439
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Fine & Country are delighted to present The Old Mill, a striking, Grade II listed former mill in the charming village of Worton with a heated swimming pool, circa 4,500 sq ft of characterful accommodation across four floors and far-reaching countryside views towards Salisbury Plain. Accommodation Summary: This impressive Grade II-listed former mill sits on the edge of the charming village of Worton in a peaceful rural setting beside Semington Brook, a tributary of the River Avon. Full of character and charm, this unique home offers flexible accommodation over four floors which extends to circa 4500sqft whilst enjoying far-reaching views out onto the surrounding countryside and up towards the Salisbury Plain. Converted with entertaining in mind, The Old Mill features spacious reception areas throughout which flow beautifully into the outdoor spaces. The garden is a true highlight, complete with an outdoor swimming pool and sun terrace perfect for alfresco dining with family and friends. Sellers Insight: What is your favourite room of the house and why? We love absolutely everything about the Mill, so to choose a favourite room is well nigh impossible. We love the spacious New York loft effect lounge and the way in which the revolving fire, a cosy focal point during the winter months, draws everyone in. A perfect place to enjoy pre dinner drinks with friends is in the fabulous Mill race room, which is above the water, offering views upstream and downstream, listening to Semington Brook wend its way to the Avon. The private courtyard garden packed with our favourite pot plants and trees, is a favourite place to relax and unwind with family and friends. Who do you think would be the next ideal owner? A large extended family who will enjoy using the swimming pool. What do you love most about the house and why? It is an imposing building with a fantastic 15 metre lounge and over four and a half thousand square feet which has offered a myriad of options. These have ranged from wedding receptions to cricket club parties, an art gallery, a pilates studio, art classes and yoga sessions. Someone even suggested a boutique hotel! Primarily the Mill is a cosy home that we have lived in for over 20 years and has helped us create some wonderful memories. The Mill has presented us with endless possibilities including generating our own electricity. Our Francis Plume turbine is registered with OFGEM and set up to generate your own electricity which you may or may not decide operate. What do you love about the local community? There are some lovely people living in Worton and Marston and we have some utterly fabulous neighbours, newcomers are always made welcome! We have a popular primary School, an excellent garage 'The Old Forge' and a friendly pub 'The Rose and Crown'. There's a first-rate butcher and farm shop, as well as a pub, which serves delicious food just 2 miles away in Poulshot. There are many excellent dog walks on the doorstep, the nearest being just outside the front door along the Millrace to the ancient village of Marston which is mentioned in the Domesday Book. How easy is it to commute from here? The nearest railway station is 9 miles away in Westbury, we also frequently use Chippenham and Pewsey which gives us a huge choice of trains to visit our family in London, Plymouth and Bristol. When travelling by car we are equidistant between the M4, M5 and the A303. What made you choose this property over others that were available at the time? For years we drove past the imposing Mill wondering what it must be like on the inside. When it came up for sale, we arranged a viewing and put in an offer after 15 minutes. We could immediately see the versatility of the building and its endless possibilities. We loved the far-reaching views, the trees and the bird life. Accommodation Summary: This impressive Grade II-listed former mill sits on the edge of the charming village of Worton in a peaceful rural setting beside Semington Brook, a tributary of the River Avon. Full of character and charm, this unique home offers flexible accommodation over four floors which extends to circa 4500sqft whilst enjoying far-reaching views out onto the surrounding countryside and up towards Salisbury Plain. Converted with entertaining in mind, The Old Mill features spacious reception areas throughout which flow beautifully into the outdoor spaces. The garden is a true highlight, complete with an outdoor swimming pool and sun terrace perfect for alfresco dining with family and friends. Accommodation: Entering through the impressive, oversized pivot door, you step into the large entrance hall with slate flagstones underfoot and a striking, cherry-wood staircase that invites you up to the first floor. To the right, a spacious reception room with gallery-style lighting provides an excellent space for entertaining or perhaps a studio, gym or games room. To the left are two practical storerooms, one containing the original transformer for the Francis Plume water turbine (installed in 1932). This system can still produce renewable energy today and together with a modern water-source heat pump, can provide up to 14 kilowatts of electricity per hour powering the house in winter and heating the swimming pool during the summer months. However, if you choose not to use alternative energy, that's fine, we have a brand new oil boiler as your alternative. The first floor of The Old Mill invited you into an impressive, open-plan living space that stretches the full width of the original build. A rotating Jøtul wood burner forms a contemporary centrepiece to this living space alongside large French Doors which lead out onto the private sun terrace with enviable views over the surrounding countryside and the gardens below. The kitchen, located at the front of the house, has been fitted with granite work surfaces and a central island, with a stable door opening to Mill Road. At the rear of The Old Mill, the millrace room offers the perfect spot to relax in, with natural light pouring in from both aspects and through the roof lantern above. Completing the first floor is the shower room that is situated just off of the kitchen. The second floor features three spacious guest bedrooms. The principal guest bedroom enjoys a private roof terrace and ensuite as well as a cleverly designed dressing area.
The top floor is dedicated to two further ensuite bedrooms, both with high vaulted ceilings with beautiful exposed beams. Outside: The garden at The Old Mill is perfect for entertaining. Private, but basking in sun from the early afternoon, the poolside garden is designed for outdoor living, whether relaxing with a book or hosting friends. Taking centre stage, heated outdoor pool can be enjoyed all year round and includes a state-of-the-art cover. Parking at The Old Mill is all off street on a gravelled driveway to the side of the property. Location: Worton is located in the heart of Wiltshire, about 3 miles from the historic market town of Devizes. Devizes caters for most day-to-day requirements whilst the larger centres of Salisbury, Swindon, Bath and Newbury are all within easy motoring distance. The M4 to the north and the A303 to the south provide fast road access to London and the West Country; main-line rail services are available from Chippenham and Pewsey (Paddington just over an hour). Education: Worton is exceptionally well placed for families, with Worton & Marston Primary School in the village and a choice of other highly regarded primary schools in nearby Devizes, including Holy Trinity C of E Academy, Dauntsey Academy Primary and St Joseph's Catholic Primary. For secondary options, Devizes School provides a popular secondary option with sixth form, while Lavington School is also close by. Independent education is well catered for too, with the renowned Dauntsey's School just a few miles away, along with Stonar School and St Mary's Calne offering excellent day and boarding opportunities. Local Authority: Wiltshire, Band G Services: Oil-fired central heating with water-source heat pump, mains water, mains drainage. What3Words: ///debate.cigar.perfected Important note: A separate three-bedroom detached annexe is also available to purchase through Fine & Country, located directly opposite the entrance to The Old Mill across the gravel forecourt.

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