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Fine & Country are delighted to present Summerdown House. A rare opportunity to acquire a refined country home in one of Wiltshire's most picturesque and sought-after locations. Summer Down House offers superbly-presented accommodation, annexe and glorious gardens with views of the White Horse and surrounding scenery.Seller Insight: What is your favourite room in the house and why?The drawing room. Being double aspect, it has beautiful light all years round with gorgeous high ceilings and a huge gas fire. Though our bedroom with the triple aspect view over the Pewsey Vale and Alton Barnes white horse is pretty epic. Who do you think would be the next ideal owner? ?The house suits a family like us, who want a low maintenance house and like to entertain. The Bothy provides extra turnkey overflow accommodation and with every bedroom bar one having an en suite, it's fab for having guests.What do you love most about the house and why??I love every bit of our house and am devastated it's time to move on. We would be here forever if we could. It's perfect for families but equally perfectly sized for just us and the dogs when the children leave home. I love the views, the space, so many windows in every room, so much light, yet double glazed so super cozy in winter. Underfloor heating, the birds and the hares in the field; the bay cows being born in spring in front of the house in our wild meadow, the autumn light on the meadow, the apple trees and homemade apple juice. All of it!What do you love about the local community??The community is gorgeous. For us coming from London to have coffee on tap next door and my now private larder 100 yards away is as close to heaven and as convenient as you can get!How easy is it to commute from here?We are 12 mins from Pewsey station which is 58 mins by train to London. Crucially though, if that line is down for some reason, we have Bedwyn 30 mins away; Swindon 30 mins away and Andover 40 mins away. All different very easy options.What made you choose the property over others that were available at the time?We chose it because it is as beautiful as a listed Georgian building, but with none of the architectural pit falls, because it's a new house. Underfloor heating, no damp, airtight etc. It's perfectly configured too, most houses are random and don't flow!Accommodation:Set within an enviable position in the heart of the Pewsey Vale, Summer Down House is an elegant and beautifully proportioned detached residence, designed in a classic neo-Georgian style and enjoying far-reaching views across unspoilt Wiltshire countryside towards the iconic White Horse on Milk Hill.Ground Floor:From the moment of arrival, the property conveys a wonderful sense of balance and light, with well-appointed accommodation arranged over two floors. A generous entrance hall forms the central hub of the home, seamlessly connecting the principal reception rooms. The dual-aspect sitting room is particularly impressive, featuring an open fireplace and French doors that open directly onto the garden, creating an effortless connection between indoor and outdoor living.The kitchen is thoughtfully designed as a sociable, eat-in space, with lapsed planning permission previously granted to extend and create a substantial kitchen/breakfast room (19/01247/FUL), offering exciting potential for further enhancement. From here, the glazed dining room provides a striking vantage point, perfectly framing the surrounding countryside and the distinctive White Horse beyond.Additional ground floor accommodation includes a versatile playroom and a dedicated study, ideal for modern family living and home working alike.First Floor:Upstairs, the sense of space continues. The principal bedroom suite is a standout feature, enjoying triple-aspect views and comprising a generous dressing room, walk-in wardrobe and a well-appointed en suite bathroom with separate shower. Three further bedroom suites offer excellent comfort and privacy for family and guests, alongside a fifth double bedroom and a beautifully finished family bathroom.Annexe:The detached double garage has been partially converted to provide flexible ancillary accommodation, ideal for guest overflow or potential income generation, currently arranged with a kitchenette, shower room and reception space on the ground floor, and two interconnecting bedrooms above. The rest of the ground floor comprises an office space and a single bay garage.Grounds:The gardens are a particular delight, wrapping gracefully around the property and offering a high degree of privacy. Predominantly laid to lawn, they are interspersed with mature trees, well-stocked borders and a productive vegetable patch. The setting is truly exceptional, with uninterrupted views across rolling fields towards Milk Hill, creating a wonderfully peaceful and quintessentially English backdrop.Location:Nestled within the heart of the Pewsey Vale, Honeystreet is a quintessential Wiltshire hamlet, perfectly positioned amidst rolling downland and unspoilt countryside. This highly regarded setting lies within the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offering an exceptional lifestyle defined by scenic walks, bridleways and a strong sense of rural tranquillity, while remaining remarkably well connected. Honeystreet itself is home to a popular canalside café and village shop as well as, The Barge Inn, a well-known destination for both locals and visitors. The nearby village of Pewsey provides a more comprehensive range of everyday amenities including a supermarket, independent shops, a doctors' surgery, pharmacy, and a selection of cafés and public houses.For a wider array of facilities, the historic market town of Marlborough is within easy reach, renowned for its charming High Street, boutique shopping, restaurants and leisure facilities. Further regional centres such as Devizes and Salisbury also offer excellent retail, cultural and recreational opportunities.The area is particularly well regarded for its schooling. Pewsey Vale School serves the local community and has a strong reputation, while a number of well-respected independent schools are within convenient reach, including Marlborough College, St Francis School Pewsey, and Dauntsey's School.Communications are excellent for a rural location. Pewsey railway station offers direct services to London Paddington in approximately one hour, making the area highly attractive for commuters.Services:Mains water and drainage, electricity, oil fired central heating. Starlink broadband, solar panels

Fine & Country are delighted to present Slate Farm. Offered for sale with no onward chain and nestled on the edge of the picturesque village of Wanborough, Slate Farm is an exceptional 5 bedroom Grade II listed Georgian farmhouse with early 18th Century origins, which has remained in the same family for over 100 years.Accommodation Summary:The internal accommodation extends to almost 3,500 sqft across seven bedrooms, with beautifully preserved original features throughout. The level grounds expand to the rear and side of the property along with a large turning circle, double car port and a further garage. Wanborough is considered one of the most favoured villages on the southeast side of Swindon, situated on the edge of The Downs near The Ridgeway with a range of local amenities including the Grade I listed Church of St Andrew, village hall, doctors' surgery, several public houses and Wanborough Primary School. The market towns of Marlborough and Cirencester are both within easy reach, providing further facilities, including a range of supermarkets and several independent shops, restaurants and cafes. From the village, road and rail communications are good. The M4 motorway at junction 15 is approximately 2.5 miles away, handy for commuting east towards London or Bristol and the West Country. Swindon mainline station with direct trains to London Paddington (from 49 minutes) is approximately 6 miles. The area is well-served by several private schools and is in the catchment area of a highly-regarded state secondary school.Seller Insight:What is your favourite room of the house and why?The garden room has been a wonderful addition to the house, effectively completing the building in 2014. It is a room for all seasons, a place that becomes an extension to the garden in the summer with the doors rolled back, but also somewhere to sit and relax in the winter, hunkered down enjoying the underfloor heating. It is a perfect room for parties and gatherings and a great place from which to enjoy much of the charm of the house and garden.Who do you think would be the next ideal owner? This house really could suit any family dynamic. Our children have enjoyed growing up in the house, but it would work for an extended family, or a couple who want to put their stamp on things. Whoever buys the house would ideally be able to see the potential within the property as well as having an appreciation of living in an historic farmhouse with all its character and quirks.What do you love most about the house and why?It is a very spacious property, yet has a wonderful, homely feel. We will miss the extensive garden, which, with its different areas, offers a great deal of privacy, peace and tranquillity.What do you love about the local community?There are plenty of good village pubs and there are opportunities to involve yourself as much or as little as you like in village life. The local primary school is excellent; all our children attended and thoroughly enjoyed their experience there.How easy is it to commute from here?The village is perfectly situated: Heathrow Terminal 5 is under an hour away, Paddington takes 1 hour by train from Swindon, or Hungerford, itself only 20 minutes away. The market towns of Marlborough and Cirencester are 20 minutes' drive and the close proximity of the M4 (5 minutes) allows good access to Bath, Bristol, and London. Oxford is also only 40 minutes from the house.What made you choose this property over others that were available at the time?The house has been in the family for well over 100 years. When we had the opportunity to move here, we thought it would only be for a few years, but we have stayed for nearly 27.Ground Floor: Upon entering the property, you are warmly welcomed into the entrance hall with access to both principal reception rooms. The sitting room features a wood burner and a window seat with lovely views out over the front garden. In 2014 the brewhouse was converted into what is now used as the master suite with a shower room, dressing area and mezzanine bedroom. The kitchen extends across the back of the property and enjoys views out over the rear gardens. Leading on from the kitchen, there is a useful utility room with a pantry and the guest cloakroom. The most recent addition to Slate Farm is the striking, glass garden room with vaulted ceiling, underfloor heating and large sliding doors leading out onto the gardens. Completing the ground floor accommodation is the separate snug, laundry room and shower room which form part of what was once the original dairy parlour. First Floor:The first floor is dedicated to the two, generous principal bedrooms at the front of the property with a corridor that then connects to the rear, where the family bathroom and two further bedrooms are located. The rear of the property has the potential to be used as an integral annexe with a large double bedroom with separate staircase, kitchenette, snug and ground floor shower room. Second Floor:The second floor features two further guest bedrooms.Outside: The grounds extend to circa 0.45 acres with wraparound lawns and cleverly positioned patio areas to take advantage of the afternoon sun. The mature, private gardens feature a variety of fruit trees and beautifully maintained lawns. To the side of the property, there is a large gravel driveway with a turning circle, double carport and a garage with a useful storage space over. Location:The village boasts a thriving community spirit with a popular Annual Summer Show with a craft tent, dog show and a hog roast alongside a regular local farmers market hosted at the village hall. Throughout the village there is a delightful mixture of all property types, from chocolate box thatched cottages, to individually designed modern family homes, with an approximate total population of just over 2000. Wanborough is also conveniently positioned for commuting with the M4 junction 15 approximately 2.5 miles away for London or Bristol and the West Country. Swindon mainline station with direct trains to London Paddington (from 49 minutes) is approximately 6 miles away.

Located in Kintbury, this stunning country house blends period charm with modern luxury. The light entrance hall leads to a dual-aspect kitchen/dining room with bifold doors. Beyond an office is a sitting room with garden access, while a formal living room features an exposed brick wall and a wood burner. This floor also includes a library and a bedroom.Upstairs, the principal bedroom offers great storage and garden views, alongside three double bedrooms and a family bathroom. The versatile four/five-bedroom layout provides ample space for family living or hosting guests. Outside, a large block-paved terrace leads to lawns with mature trees and an established fruit and vegetable garden with a greenhouse. Plentiful off-street parking sits to the front.Set in the North Wessex Downs, Kintbury offers a post office, primary school, two pubs, the Dundas Arms & The Blue Ball, along with sports facilities including tennis, bowls and football clubs, as well as an indoor leisure centre. Nearby Hungerford and Newbury provide further amenities. With London Paddington reachable in under an hour, this home is a perfect lifestyle investment.Quote Reference: 626091

Fine & Country are delighted to present Hillside, a beautifully presented five bedroom detached family home with an adjoining two bedroom annexe, quietly positioned on the outskirts of Devizes within 1.35 acre grounds.Accommodation Summary:This substantial Edwardian family home extends to over 5,400 sq ft and offers a rare combination of period elegance and modern practicality. Set within approximately 1.35 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens, the property provides exceptional space for both family living and entertaining. In addition to the main house, there is an adjoining self-contained two-bedroom annexe, offering versatile accommodation perfectly suited for multi-generational living, visiting guests, or as an additional income.Seller Insight: What is your favourite room of the house and why?Hard to choose, but probably the kitchen / lounge / diner – we practically live in here, do our entertaining here, congregate here, work here and it's the heart of the home. We often find ourselves sitting in the lounge trying to watch a bit of TV, but then our eyes are constantly drawn to the windows and the tiered garden that is alive with colourful planting, a huge variety of birds and wildlife and an ever-changing outlook that is mesmerising. Who do you think would be the next ideal owner? The house would suit a multi-generational family well, as everyone can have their own space but gather together in the large open plan kitchen / living space as well. It could also appeal to someone wanting to run a business from home, someone who enjoys the outdoor garden space, and anyone who loves privacy and a tranquil rural life whilst being close to a charming market town with all the amenities you need on your doorstep.What do you love most about the house and why?It offers so much, in fact more than we realised when we bought it, as aspects of living here became clearer over time e.g. How fantastic it is to be close to a lovely town (you can walk in) but also feel like you are in the country, and during COVID how great it was to have so much green space around us – we felt very safe. Being surrounded by fields and farm animals is wonderful, and the sloped and tiered garden is an absolute delight. Neighbours are brilliant, the privacy the property affords us is precious and the entertainment opportunities have been well exploited (we've made some amazing memories here holding parties and get-togethers for family and friends). The light is incredible too – the back garden gets the morning sun, and in the afternoon / evening we sit on the top deck (the sundowner deck) with a glass of wine and watch the sun go down whilst the garden planting and majestic mature trees give you a big hug. How could you not be nourished by such a beautiful space?What do you love about the local community?Our neighbours are brilliant, very friendly, and sociable, always helpful, and welcoming and will be difficult to leave! The town has all you need – supermarkets, a vibrant weekly market, great boutique independent shops, fantastic foodie bistro pubs, and so much going on with arts and entertainment – it feels like a real community. We walk the dog in town, and you always see people you know to say hello to and connect with – a very easy place to feel at home. If you have visitors there are many places to take them out – Avebury, Lacock, Stonehenge, Swindon Outlet Centre, and so many beautiful walks across the downs where the views are spectacular, and you can spot many a white horse on the way!How easy is it to commute from here?Great – we go to London regularly and you can get there on the train from Westbury, Pewsey, Swindon, and its only 30-40 minutes' drive from big towns / cities such as Swindon or Bath, and larger place such as Southampton, Portsmouth, Bristol are about an hour away.   We frequently fly on holiday from Bristol airport which is ideal! What made you choose this property over others that were available at the time?It gave every member of our family something special that appealed to their needs and wants – my parents got their own independent annexe with the support of family next door, the children had their own large bedrooms and separate bathrooms, and my husband got a fabulous workshop, whilst I had the benefit of a garden to develop, and it has become by creative outlet. Over time we appreciated the flexibility of the rooms and how they became used for different purposes as the children became teenagers and we worked from home. The house took my breath away when I first viewed it – it had so many wow factors that I got a tear in my eye and didn't want to leave!Ground Floor: The ground floor accommodation at Hillside is well thought out and enhanced by high ceilings and generous proportions throughout. The heart of the home is the impressive open-plan family kitchen, living and dining space, positioned at the rear of the property and ideal for entertaining. Recently refitted with a luxury kitchen suite by Masterclass Kitchens, with Windsmere Quartz worksurfaces as well as underfloor heating, this stylish and practical space is bathed in natural light from three sets of French Doors that frame delightful views of the garden and surrounding fields.The layout also provides excellent versatility, with a series of reception rooms to suit modern family living. To the front, a welcoming entrance hall leads to two reception rooms and a generous dining room which is conveniently located just off of the kitchen. A further study with an internal window to the open plan living area offers space and flexibility for families to all work from home, while a utility room and cloakroom provide everyday convenience. Lower Ground Floor:The lower ground floor has been opened up to offer another fabulous entertaining space, games room, gym or even a music room.First Floor:Upstairs, there are five generous bedrooms and two bathrooms. The luxury master suite extends across the rear of the house, with striking high ceilings and large windows to fully take in the beautiful garden views. The four piece en-suite includes a jacuzzi bath and a large, fitted waterfall shower. The master suite is complete with ample storage including a generous double wardrobe and a further walk in wardrobe with plenty of hanging space. The four remaining bedrooms, all of which are a superb size, have access to the two spacious bathrooms. Annexe:Adjoining the main house, with both internal and separate external access as well as a private decked area, the annexe at Hillside offers perfect potential for multi-generational living or as a separate Airbnb or rental option. The open plan living arrangements sit under a high vaulted ceiling, giving a fabulous sense of light and space. There is a smart fitted kitchen, a shower room and separate wet room, two double bedrooms along with a mezzanine living space accessed from the living area. Outside: Set within 1.35 acres of beautifully landscaped, mature gardens, Hillside enjoys a secluded position, surrounded by open countryside. The grounds have been thoughtfully designed and are home to a wonderful variety of established trees, shrubs, and planting that provide colour and interest throughout the seasons. Sweeping lawns create an open, park-like feel, while more secluded areas of the garden offer peaceful spots to relax, entertain and enjoy the surroundings. Leading from the kitchen, there is a raised composite decking area, perfectly positioned to make the most of the views across the gardens and back towards the property. A further composite decking terrace in the garden offers a further sunset entertaining area, and an outdoor sound system has been installed for those all-important summer BBQ's! A summerhouse and greenhouse complete the suite of garden buildings.The outside areas at Hillside offer plenty of scope for families, keen gardeners, or those who simply wish to enjoy the outdoors in a private and picturesque setting.Gym/Studio:Tucked away at the back of the garden, the gym/studio has power and light as well as a separate store room. Triple Carport & Driveway:The house is approached via a choice of two driveways, the main driveway is accessed through an impressive pillared entrance which leads to a large parking and turning area and an open fronted, triple carport. Detached Garage:Currently being used as a workshop, the one and a half bay garage is accessed via a convenient, separate driveway also located off Potterne Road. Location:Potterne is a sought-after village which lies circa 2 miles south of the old market town of Devizes. There is an excellent range of local facilities which include a convenience store/post office, church, primary school at nearby Worton, George & Dragon public house and village hall. The village is surrounded by open countryside with many peaceful walks on the doorstep. The nearby market town of Devizes offers a range of shops, cafes, supermarkets, a library, sports centre, cinema and museum. There is a vibrant weekly produce market and an annual timetable of festivals and events celebrating arts, culture, food and music.The historic cities of Bath and Salisbury provide a great range of shops, as well as cultural and social activities. Pewsey mainline railway station provides direct services to London Paddington. The A303 is to the south and provides access links to the south west and east of England, whilst the A316 provides access to the M4.Education:Families are well catered for with a wide choice of schooling nearby. Several well-regarded primary schools are within easy reach, including Wansdyke School, Southbroom St James Academy and St Joseph's Catholic Primary, while Devizes School and Lavington School provide strong, state secondary options, both rated Good by Ofsted and offering sixth form provision. For those seeking independent education, the highly regarded Dauntsey's School is just a few miles away, with Marlborough College, St Mary's Calne and St Margaret's Prep along with a number of other respected private schools also within convenient reach.Local Authority: Wiltshire, Band GServices:Oil fired central heating (new boiler 2024), mains water, private drainage What3Words: ///signified.gracing.flagpole

This striking modern property has been thoughtfully designed to maximise light, space, and its exceptional setting. Expansive glazing frames the surrounding landscape, creating a seamless connection between indoor living and the outdoors.The heart of the home is a spacious open-plan kitchen and dining area, designed for both everyday living and entertaining. A separate living room provides an additional space to relax and unwind, while clean architectural lines and high-quality finishes run throughout, delivering a contemporary yet welcoming feel.The accommodation comprises four generous double bedrooms, with en-suite bathrooms, alongside a separate family bathroom and an additional WC—offering flexibility for guests and modern living.Built with a strong emphasis on energy efficiency and a carefully considered selection of materials throughout, the result is a beautifully comfortable, highly efficient home that offers effortless living in every season.Located in a desirable village setting with access to local amenities, scenic walks, and excellent transport links, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a design-led home in an outstanding rural location.Uffington is a highly regarded Oxfordshire village, set within open countryside and enjoying views towards the iconic Uffington White Horse. The village offers a strong community feel with a primary school, pub, and church, while nearby Swindon provides mainline rail services to London Paddington in under an hour. The A420 and M4 are also within easy reach, giving convenient access to Oxford, Bristol, and surrounding areas.Services, Utilities & Property Information - Tenure: Freehold Council Tax band: G Local Authority: Vale of White Horse EPC: TBC New Build Property construction : Block & render walls and slate roof Electricity supply: Mains also the house has solar panels Water supply: Mains Drainage & Sewerage: Sewage treatment plant Heating: Electric via air source heat pump space and water Broadband: FTTC / Standard Fibre Broadband connection available Full fibre broadband Mobile signal/coverage: 4G mobile signal is available in the area - we advise you to check with your provider. Parking: Drive way for 4 cars Total Internal Floor Area: 285sqm

Located in the desirable village of Highclere, and within a 10-minute walk from Throngrove School, this detached family home on Tubbs Lane is ideal for families or those looking for generous living space. The home is thoughtfully designed with two reception rooms, a kitchen, dining room, a utility room, W.C. and a study, offering a cosy yet functional environment. Upstairs, there are five bedrooms, a dressing room and two bathrooms.The property boasts a wraparound garden, perfect for outdoor activities or relaxation. A single garage and driveway to accommodate up to five cars, providing convenient off-street parking. The home features oil heating, double glazing, and an EV charging point, all contributing to modern living standards.A Picturesque LocationLocated in Highclere, a picturesque village nestled in the North Wessex Downs. The village is best known as the setting for the iconic Highclere Castle and is situated near the Berkshire border in the Basingstoke and Deane district of Hampshire.While offering a tranquil setting, the property remains close to essential amenities. At the heart of the village is The Highclere Red House, a local pub and deli. For additional conveniences, the neighbouring village of Woolton Hill, just 1.6 miles away, has a Post Office, a convenience store, and The Rampant Cat pub. The surrounding countryside provides beautiful scenery and an abundance of walking trails.The area is well-served by a variety of schools, including St Thomas' CE Infant School, Woolton Hill Junior School, and the exceptional Thorngrove School, which is within walking distance.Excellent ConnectivityEdgewood offers excellent transport links for commuters. It has easy access to the A34, M4 (J13), and the A339 to Basingstoke and the M3. Nearby towns include Newbury (6 miles away), Andover (12 miles away), and Basingstoke (17.5 miles away).Rail connections are also convenient:• Newbury to London Paddington from 40 minutes.• Whitchurch to London Waterloo from 60 minutes.Edgewood balances peaceful village life with the practicality of swift connections, making it an ideal home for those who value both rural calm and accessibility.Quote Reference: 751640Quote Reference: 773709

A distinguished Grade II listed Georgian house of exceptional scale and character, thoughtfully enhanced for modern living, with beautifully landscaped south-west facing gardens and a superbly converted coach house.Occupying an elevated position beside the 12th-century All Saints Church, Astley House is a notable period residence dating from circa 1720. Once the Dower House to Faringdon House and later the town’s Vicarage, it retains a refined Georgian appearance, with sash windows, dormers and deep coved eaves, alongside later architectural detailing including Roman Doric columns.The property is approached from the market square through gates opening onto a gravelled forecourt, with stone steps rising to the original front entrance. This leads into a grand reception hall, where an early 18th-century staircase forms an impressive centrepiece.The principal reception rooms are elegant and well-proportioned. A superb drawing room enjoys high ceilings, intricate cornicing, a feature fireplace and tall sash windows, creating a wonderfully light and formal space. Beyond the hall lies the dining room, ideal for entertaining, while a generous study provides an additional reception room, well suited to home working. A utility room is also located on this level, and beneath the house a substantial wine cellar is accessed from the main hall.The evolution of Astley House has been carefully considered, most notably in the exceptional conversion of the former coach house. Accessed via an additional reception room and secondary hall – with ground floor WC – this part of the house opens into an outstanding kitchen/dining space extending to almost 480 sqft. beautifully designed with bespoke hand-built cabinetry and fully integrated appliances, it forms the true heart of the home, offering both scale and practicality for everyday living and entertaining. A bright conservatory to the rear enjoys direct access to the gardens, enhancing the connection between interior and exterior living.The converted coach house further benefits from underfloor heating at both ground and first floor levels, ensuring a high degree of comfort throughout.The first floor of the main house offers four well-proportioned double bedrooms, one with en suite facilities, all presented in a style sympathetic to the age and character of the house. A family bathroom, fitted with both bath and separate shower, serves the remaining rooms.Extending into the converted coach house at first floor level, a versatile studio or gym space provides excellent flexibility, equally suited as a home office or a private sitting room serving the principal suite. Beyond lies the principal suite, comprising a generous dressing area and a luxurious en suite bathroom with freestanding bath, separate shower and twin basins. The bedroom itself is particularly impressive, with dual aspect windows and an abundance of natural light.The second floor offers further adaptable accommodation, currently arranged as a large reception area, sixth bedroom, bathroom and additional storeroom. This level lends itself well to independent living and could be configured as a self-contained annexe, with scope to create further bedroom accommodation if required, subject to the usual consents.In total, the house extends to over 6,000 sqft, offering a rare combination of historic character and modern versatility. The property has also benefited from a comprehensive overhaul of the heating system, ensuring efficiency and comfort throughout.Externally, the gardens have been significantly enhanced and landscaped. The former swimming pool has been replaced with an expansive paved terrace, creating a private south-west facing sun trap ideal for outdoor dining and entertaining. The gardens are arranged over two levels, combining lawned areas with established planting and mature borders.A substantial double garage has been constructed, complete with EV charging, providing excellent parking and storage. The building also offers clear potential for the creation of a first-floor annexe, subject to the necessary consents.Astley House occupies a central yet discreet position within the heart of Faringdon, a historic market town well placed between Oxford and the rolling countryside of the Vale of White Horse and the Lambourn Downs.The town provides an excellent range of day-to-day amenities, centred around its historic Market Place, which hosts a weekly charter market and regular farmers’ markets. There is a good selection of independent shops alongside larger supermarkets, including a Waitrose, as well as a range of places to eat and drink. The Old Crown Coaching Inn, just a short walk from the front door, has been significantly improved in recent years and now operates as a well-regarded gastro pub, with a more formal ‘ballroom’ restaurant area. In addition, there are several other pubs within walking distance, along with a variety of convenient takeaway options.Leisure and cultural facilities are well catered for, with the Faringdon Leisure Centre offering a swimming pool and gym, while the Corn Exchange and Regent Cinema provide a programme of events and film screenings. The Faringdon Folly Tower and Woodland offer delightful walks and far-reaching views, while Folly Park includes recreational facilities such as a skate park and outdoor gym. The Pump House Project serves as a vibrant community arts and cultural hub.The area is particularly well regarded for schooling. St Hugh's School, located nearby, now offers education through to 16 from September 2026, while the highly regarded Abingdon School and Abingdon Preparatory School are also easily accessible. Oxford and its renowned schools are within convenient reach.Communications are excellent, with easy access to the A420 linking Oxford and Swindon, as well as the A34 and M4. Mainline rail services to London Paddington are available from nearby Didcot, Swindon and Oxford.Services, Utilities & Property Information:Tenure: Freehold Council Tax band: G Local Authority: Vale of the White Horse EPC: Band C / Grade II listed Property construction : Stone and tile Electricity supply: Mains Water supply: Mains Drainage & Sewerage: Mains Heating: Gas Broadband: FTTC / Standard Fibre Broadband connection available - we advise you to check with your provider. Mobile signal/coverage: 4G and 5G mobile signal is available in the area - we advise you to check with your provider. Parking: Double Garage & driveway Total Internal Floor Area: 6,039sftViewing Arrangements: Strictly via the vendors sole agents Fine & Country