Sandridge Hill, Bromham, Wiltshire, SN15

Sandridge Tower offers cool and colourful versatile accommodation arranged over four floors, with the bedrooms split across the original period tower with its gothic arched windows, and the lateral contemporary addition.

The property has been renovated by the current owners to a very high standard throughout, this included electrics, plumbing, installing high performance powder coated aluminium windows and doors, and introducing a more sustainable biomass boiler.

At the heart of the property from the spacious entrance hall, you have a number of reception rooms comprising kitchen/breakfast room with vibrant red range cooker, living room with eco woodburner, snug with double doors out to the pretty courtyard and an office or double bedroom with shower room. Also on this floor is a cloakroom, and there is a cellar on the lower ground floor.

Ascending the tower you have a double bedroom on the first floor, a bathroom on the second floor, and the principal bedroom on the third floor; all of these rooms benefit from an impressive 360 degree view point of the grounds and surrounding countryside.

There are three further ground floor double bedrooms, each with their own character; all benefit from en suite shower rooms and independent access from the terrace; one is currently used as a treatment room/studio.

The property is approached onto a long private driveway which leads to a parking area.

The property sits in a central position within its mature and magical grounds which comprise beautiful mature lawns, meadow, orchard and woodland. Within the woodland there are the ruins of an old cottage.

There is a fantastic garden room with kitchenette and woodburner, which adds further to the properties versatile accommodation. Attached to this is the plant room, and there is also a shed and a greenhouse.

In all approximately 1.36 acres. EPC: E.

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The property lies on the edge of the village of Bromham; which is positioned between the market towns of Devizes, Chippenham and Melksham.

The village offers a good selection of amenities including a village store/butchers, The Greyhound pub, a primary school and St Nicholas church, which is the resting place for the Irish poet Thomas Moore, and also features a William Morris stained glass window.

The beautiful National Trust village of Lacock is nearby, with its picturesque streets and historic buildings, local shops, pubs, cafes and a large garden centre with farm shop.

More extensive amenities can be found in the market towns of Corsham, Chippenham and Bradford on Avon; and the beautiful city of Bath which offers a wider range of shops, restaurants, and activities. The area is well known for excellent schools.

High speed rails links are available from Chippenham to London Paddington at a journey time from approximately 70 minutes. Communication links are excellent with easy access to the M4 at Junctions 17 & 18.

Melksham 3 miles, Corsham 8 miles, Devizes 7 miles, Chippenham 9.5 miles, Bradford on Avon 9 miles, Bath 15 miles (All distances are approximate).