Savernake Manor, Marlborough

A charming 3-bedroom end-of-terrace house, part of a recently converted Grade II Listed country residence, situated in a breathtaking rural setting.

Located in the small hamlet of Savernake, on the edge of Savernake Forest within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the property offers easy access to numerous walking trails, bridleways, and cycling routes. The nearby market towns of Marlborough and Hungerford offer a range of shopping and leisure options. The villages of Burbage and Great Bedwyn, both with shops, post offices, and pubs, are also close by. Great Bedwyn features a train station with direct links to London Paddington. Local schools include St Katherine’s Primary School, St John’s School Academy, St Francis School, Marlborough College, and Dauntsey School.

Savernake Manor, formerly the Savernake Forest Hotel, has a rich history. Originally built in 1863 by the first Marquess of Ailesbury, it was once a very popular hotel. The manor has since been carefully restored, retaining many of its original Victorian features.

The ground floor accommodation includes an entrance dining hall with York stone flagstones, wood paneling, and an open fireplace. A cozy sitting room with a fireplace leads to a double-aspect study/family room. The kitchen is well-equipped with wall and base units, a large range cooker with hob, granite countertops, and a door to the rear garden.

On the lower ground floor, there is a spacious cellar/basement room, which has experienced flooding in the past.

The second floor consists of a landing and three double bedrooms, each with en-suite bath or shower rooms.

Outside, the property boasts a large private walled courtyard, paved with a pedestrian gate and a raised decking area—perfect for outdoor entertaining.

At the front, there is gravel parking for two cars, with trees providing a scenic backdrop.

Location - The small hamlet of Savernake is situated on the edge of Savernake Forest, within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offering numerous walking trails, bridleways, and cycling routes. The popular market towns of Marlborough and Hungerford are nearby, providing a variety of shopping and leisure facilities. Local villages like Burbage and Great Bedwyn, which have shops, post offices, and pubs, are also close by. Great Bedwyn benefits from a train station with direct access to London Paddington. Nearby schools include the highly regarded St. Katherine's Primary, St. John's Academy, St. Francis School, Marlborough College, and Dauntsey's School.

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Property Information - Tenure: Freehold
EPC Rating: F
Services: Mains water, electricity and drainage. LPG Propane Gas Central Heating. £360 per quarter to management company.
Council Tax: Band: G
Grade II Listed