Beckhampton, Marlborough, Wiltshire, SN8

This beautifully designed residence in the historic village of Beckhampton offers a sophisticated blend of contemporary living and character. Arranged in a striking U-shaped configuration around a central courtyard, stand-out features include a large DOUBLE GARAGE, substantial room dimensions throughout and a separate PARCEL OF LAND.

DESCRIPTION
Enter via a charming covered porch with wood store into an impressive entrance hall that sets a light, spacious tone throughout. This leads to a magnificent triple-aspect sitting room filled with natural light and centred around a wood-burning stove. At the heart of the home is an expansive kitchen/breakfast room with solid wood cabinetry and double doors opening to the central courtyard, ideal for entertaining. A utility room off the kitchen provides rear garden access, perfect for muddy boots and paws. The accommodation is thoughtfully arranged, with a central hallway leading to three double bedrooms with built-in wardrobes and a family bathroom with bath and separate shower. The principal suite sits privately at the end of the hall, offering extensive storage and a luxurious en-suite. The final two bedrooms also have their own private entrance and porch, creating an ideal opportunity for a self-contained annex, guest wing or high-end rental.

OUTSIDE
The exterior is architecturally distinctive, with a central courtyard creating a sunny, sheltered space for alfresco entertaining. A wraparound garden enjoys all-day sun and previously included vegetable plots and storage. A substantial double garage with a fully converted loft, complete with power and water, offers excellent potential as a guest suite, home office, games room or separate annex. Beyond the gardens lies a private paddock of approximately 0.35 acres, ideal for equestrian use or, subject to consents, further development. Extensive driveway parking completes this exceptional village property.

SERVICES AND MATERIAL INFORMATION
The property benefits from oil-fired central heating and a private borehole water supply.
EPC rating: E
Council tax band: F

Marlborough is a historic market town and provides a range of shopping and leisure facilities including a twice weekly market. The area is well served with excellent schools including St John's Academy, Marlborough College, Dauntsey's, and St. Francis. There are main line stations to London Paddington and the Southwest at Pewsey, Great Bedwyn (both about 5 miles away) and Hungerford (about 10 miles away). The major commercial centres of Swindon, Andover, and Newbury plus the M4, A303, and M3 are within easy reach. The countryside surrounding the town is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and includes the nearby Savernake Forest and the National Cycle Path.