This remarkable five-bedroom detached country residence, originally constructed in 1711 from Cotswold stone, carries a rich history as it was once two stonemasons' cottages. Occupied by the same family for generations, the property has been thoughtfully combined and extended into a spacious home. Nestled on the edge of a conservation area in the picturesque village of Colerne, the house boasts breathtaking views of the Wiltshire countryside and offers a unique opportunity for new owners to invest in further enhancements. While many renovations have been sensitively made—such as modern heating solutions and upgraded living spaces—the property still presents exciting prospects for expansion (subject to planning permissions) that would allow it to evolve with contemporary needs.
The interior is characterized by charming historical features such as original beams and stonework, alongside modern comforts like underfloor heating and a bespoke cinema room. The flexible layout includes five double bedrooms and various reception areas ideal for both family life and entertaining.
The extensive grounds extend to approximately half an acre and feature beautifully designed gardens, inviting outdoor living experiences. With potential for additional renovations and landscaping improvements, this property offers not just a home but also an investment opportunity yet to be fully realized.