Mile Elm, Calne, Wiltshire, SN11

Set within approximately 0.38 of an acre, Wayside is a beautifully restored detached period home enjoying uninterrupted views across the surrounding Wiltshire countryside. Combining the character of an 1850s home with an exceptional vaulted kitchen extension, thoughtfully landscaped south facing gardens and versatile living space, this is a home designed as much for everyday living as it is for entertaining.

From the moment you arrive, Wayside feels like a home that has evolved with care and imagination. Dating from around 1850, it successfully blends period charm with high-quality contemporary additions, creating generous, light filled spaces that remain sympathetic to its heritage.

Throughout the house you'll find exposed stonework, character beams and beautifully presented interiors, while almost every window enjoys a framed view of the surrounding countryside and landscaped gardens.
The heart of the home is undoubtedly the impressive vaulted kitchen and dining room. Flooded with natural light, it features bespoke cabinetry, a substantial central island and a superb walk in pantry and a “Quooker” tap making it equally suited to family life and entertaining. The adjoining sitting room, with its exposed stone fireplace, offers a cosy retreat during the winter months, while the garden room and snug provide flexible living spaces for relaxing, working from home or children's play areas. A dedicated office further enhances the practicality of the layout.

The accommodation is arranged over three floors, providing five well proportioned bedrooms. The principal suite occupies the top floor, creating a peaceful retreat complete with a spacious dressing room and en-suite shower room all enjoying a vaulted ceiling. Four further bedrooms are served by stylish bathrooms, offering flexibility for growing families, guests or multi generational living.

Outside, the gardens have been thoughtfully landscaped to create a series of distinct spaces, each designed to make the most of the setting. Stone terraces, carefully positioned seating areas, mature planting and ornamental features provide places to enjoy the changing seasons, whether it's a morning coffee, summer dining or simply taking in the far-reaching rural views. The property also benefits from a garage with power, workshop space, car port, generous parking and an EV charging point.

Beyond the gates, beautiful countryside walks begin almost immediately, with the renowned Bowood Estate and the surrounding Calne countryside offering miles of scenic footpaths to explore. Despite its rural feel, the property remains well connected to nearby Calne and the wider Wiltshire road network.

SERVICES AND MATERIAL INFORMATION
All mains services connected and the property operates on gas central heating with underfloor heating to the downstairs.

Council Tax Band G
EPC Rating E