The Street, Grittleton, Wiltshire, SN14 6AP

The Parlour Barn is a spacious three-bedroom new build home. The open-plan kitchen, living and dining area dominate the ground floor of the property, with large French doors opening the home up to the south-facing garden and patio area. Also on the ground floor, you will find two of the bedrooms which share a family bathroom between them. There is also an additional WC along the hallway.

The first floor holds the enchanting master bedroom suite. Along the landing, which is gallery style looking down to the entrance below this master is the centre of attention, tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the household. The master is complete with a large ensuite and plenty of built-in storage space.

This home has two private parking spaces and an additional space for a visitor.


LOCATION
Grittleton is a rural Wiltshire village with a real sense of history. You can feel it the moment you step outside your door. And you can see it as you peer over the road to Grittleton House. Grittleton House started life as a three bay Jacobean manor in 1660, before coming under the ownership of Joseph Neeld in 1828. The Shipp family, whose fifth generation still owns the estate, purchased the house and grounds in 1972 and restored them to the magnificent home you can explore today. Wander a little further into the village and it would be rude not to pop into the charming local, The Neeld Arms, for an unpretentious pint or a home-cooked meal. Stroll in the other direction, and you'll come across the Salutation Inn with their wonderful pizzas and the ivy-clad charm of The Old House at Home. More refreshments and fine food are just minutes away in Castle Combe. Or, as many have called it, 'the prettiest village in England'. Indeed, stroll from the Market Cross to The Bybrook, a Michelin starred restaurant, and you'll be forgiven for thinking you're on the set of a period film. Arguably, the region is best admired on foot or two wheels. Ramble the Roman Roads or weave along country lanes, happening upon villages here and there. For something different, in the summer months Castle Combe racetrack is opened up for event days and for cyclists to set a personal best. After all that exertion, a well-earned latte at the wonderful Burton Farm Shop seems only fair. And maybe a small pastry for the road?