Home Farm, Swan Lane, Leigh, Wiltshire

Home Farm is a traditional Wiltshire farmhouse and is listed Grade II. It is understood to date originally from the 16th century with various later additions. The rooms are conveniently laid out for modern family living. The double drawing room is just under 30 feet (9 metres) long and there is also a separate dining room and study. The south-facing kitchen has an Aga. On the first floor are four bedrooms, all en suite, and a dressing room or occasional bedroom.

There is a large single garage next to the drive and plenty of gravelled parking. Home Farm has a pretty garden, divided into various separate areas, including a vegetable garden and wide flat lawns. There is a pretty paved courtyard to the side of the kitchen.

Dairy Cottage
This was recently converted from a former dairy to provide excellent ancillary accommodation. The accommodation is all on one level and comprises great living space of about 775 square feet. The sitting/dining room has a high ceiling and a wood-burning stove. There are two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The cottage could also be an excellent holiday let. It has gravelled parking to the front, its own private garden to the rear and a separate entrance.

Swan Lane is a quiet country lane that leads from Ashton Keynes to Leigh. Ashton Keynes is a thriving village with a school, shop and pub. The Saxon town of Cricklade is under 3 miles and provides a choice of daily shops. A wider choice of shops is available in Cirencester, 6 miles to the north. The main regional centres include Swindon, Cheltenham, Gloucester, Bath and Bristol. Good communications being about 4 miles from the A419 dual carriageway linking Junction 15 of the M4 (Swindon) with Junction 11A of the M5 (Gloucester). Kemble Station is about 5 miles.