Character Property

Lock and Key independent estate agents are please to offer this handsome, impressive and attractive early 18th century period farmhouse (Grade II Listed) called Woodrow House going out towards the national trust village of Lacock which sits in approx. 0.5 of an acre gardens in total and occupies a very pleasant semi rural situation backing onto farmland and with southerly views to the front across open countryside towards Sandridge Hill. Set back behind a row of pollard Lime trees in front and bounded walling, the is a long and wide gravelled drive to the side with excellent turning parking for numerous vehicles and a detached three bay Oak-Framed Open Fronted Garage.
Main House – Internally is 4400 sp ft, there is an abundance of character features, with exposed stone walling, beams, a stone and open fireplaces, recessed walling, lovely deep window seating, beautiful staircases to name a few and space with good living proportions throughout to include, welcoming hallways, drawing room, dining room, large kitchen / dining room, a light & airy garden room, useful utility and cloaks, another boot room/cloakroom and a further family room. There are two staircases on either end, on the first floor secondary staircase is two bedrooms and an en-suite, and from the other main staircase are three bedrooms, an en-suite and family shower room. A further staircase will take you to the second floor where there is another attic bedroom (L shaped) with sloping ceilings, to included a useful useful store room area and an en-suite bathroom. Externally at the front is a most attractive walled garden with wrought-iron gates, shrub boarders, pollarded Limes and a Weeping Ash. The garden looks out across the adjacent open countryside and at the rear there are further garden areas with log store, former stable all backing onto farmland. Viewing is strongly recommended. No Chain.

Lock and Key independent estate agents are pleased to offer this beautiful five bed detached period property called The Old Manor House, believed to date back to c1686 with 3270 sq ft of accommodation internally and set in approx 0.48 of an acre gardens in total situated in the highly favoured village of Semington. As one enters the main residence, an old wooden front door opens and you step into a welcoming entrance hall that features real wooden floors and historical wood-panelling that gives access to the dual aspect sitting room and its open fireplace. Leading on is a formal impressive dining room with windows to the south and west and high vaulted ceilings and beams. On the opposite side of the entrance hall is a drawing room with a fireplace (not working) adding balance to the accommodation as this space would also suit perfectly as a playroom or a home office. At the rear is a fabulous bespoke kitchen / dining room that spans almost 20ft and a door taking you into a useful shower room. Ascend the charming rich wooden staircase with its exposed stone wall and panelling and you will find a spacious landing that supports a study area. Occupiers of the main bedroom can enjoy a lovely view over the rear garden and a en suite bathroom. This bathroom can also be accessed by the fifth double bedroom, which is currently used as a sizeable ‘full-time’ dressing room serving the main bedroom. The second largest bedroom comes with its own en suite shower room with W/C and sink. The expansive second landing supports another suitable space for a desk, two more impressive double bedrooms and an en-suite. Externally there is a wonderful mature rear garden of approx 0.48 of an acre, this impressive garden has been transformed into an orchard which bears an array of thriving fruit trees and flowers, patio area and out buildings. The large double carbarn is accessed via a long private drive offering ample parking for numerous vehicles. Viewing is strongly recommend

Lock and Key independent estate agents are pleased to offer this attractive period home, positioned and encapsulated within a charming terrace of similar properties along a leafy street and conservation area in the heart of the highly favoured Wiltshire village of Broughton Gifford. This well proportioned home over three floors has flexible accommodation and notably features a lovely long level rear garden with some views at the rear. Offering flexible accommodation over the three floors thanks to the expansive loft conversion, the upper floors of this house now support three bedrooms, a further useful loft room, and a family bathroom. On the ground floor showcases a living room, and dining room arrangement which benefits from lovely wooden floors, chimney breasts, one of which houses the wood-burning stove and a downstairs w/c under the stairs. At the rear of the property, the notably light and airy kitchen provides enough space to eat breakfast, as well as doors out to the lovely rear garden. This level and enclosed area offers an inviting decking/seating area to relax on in addition to a generous expanse of lawn areas, all of which is accented neatly with an array of flowers, shrubs and plants – A wonderful space for all of the family to enjoy. There is useful rear access which runs along the back of the terrace via the secure wooden gate, making life easier when it comes to moving bins and garden tools. There is a useful home office at the very rear of the large garden which makes it deal if you want to work with a home environment. On street parking. Viewing is strongly recommended.

Lock and Key independent estate agents are pleased to offer this attractive, bay fronted and spacious period cottage belived to be built in 1870 situated in the prime heart of Melksham’s conservation area and close to the towns amenities within the historical part of the town. Tucked away in this backwater the property has lovely red brick elevations beneath a tiled roof. Accommodation comprises an entrance hallway, bay living room and cast iron style fireplace, dining room, kitchen, useful utility and a cloakroom. On the first floor there is a spacious landing area with three bedrooms and a really decent size family bathroom. A further flight of stairs leads to the loft room / bedroom with dormer window and eaves storage. Further benefits to this delightful property include gas heating, front garden, side access and small enclosed rear garden and a useful detached garage at the rear. Viewing is strongly recommended. No Chain.