Latton, Wiltshire, SN6

A beautifully converted Grade II listed stone barn, accompanied by a detached three-bedroom cottage.

Positioned on the northern edge of Cricklade, in a small cluster of houses, the property sits within 0.55 acres of gardens and grounds, offering stunning views of the surrounding countryside from every level. Located in a convenient semi-rural area, the property benefits from easy access to London, with regular direct rail services from nearby Kemble station to Paddington.

The Byre offers an ideal layout for modern family living and entertaining, featuring a charming 28' drawing room with three sets of bi-fold doors that open onto the garden. The dining room exudes character and seamlessly connects to the well-equipped kitchen, complete with an Aga. Upstairs, the principal bedroom boasts a full en-suite with both a bath and shower, alongside two additional bedrooms and a family bathroom. A home office is conveniently located above the attached garage, and tallet steps provide access if required to a spacious landing area on the barn’s first floor.

Stable Cottage provides flexibility as a potential income source or annexed family accommodation. It includes three bedrooms, one of which is on the ground floor, along with a fitted kitchen, sitting room, and a first-floor shower room.

Outside

The entire plot spans approximately 0.55 acres, stretching down to the banks of the River Churn. The garden features a variety of outbuildings, including a timber structure with a log store. Attached to the rear is a charming oak-framed garden room, opening onto a decked area with stunning river views.

A driveway alongside the barn leads through double gates to the front of the property, offering ample parking and picturesque views along the length of the garden.

Situation

The property is located just a mile from the High Street of Cricklade, a small historic 9th century Saxon town, lying just outside the Cotswolds 'Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty', and is the only Wiltshire town situated on the banks of the River Thames.