Church Street, Maiden Bradley, Warminster, BA12

A significant Grade II listed Manor House with an annexe, situated in a most desirable Wiltshire Village.

Reception hall, family kitchen breakfast room, 3 reception rooms , large cellar, utility /boot room.. 6 bedrooms, family bathroom, ensuite shower room, guest w.c.
I bedroom annexe and outhouse. Surrounded by a delightful garden with several fruit trees and a magnificent copper beech, mature hedging and stone walls.

This fascinating home is situated in the heart of the attractive West Wiltshire Village of Maiden Bradley with much of the village classified as a Conservation Area. Protecting its special architectural and historic character the earliest reference to the village is in 878 on a Saxon land charter. The Manor House dates from the 1450’s and retains many original features, leaded lights, flag stone floors, beautifully proportioned rooms with high ceilings and wonderful period details, rich wooden panelling and a broad oak staircase with gentle treads. The surprisingly large stone mullioned windows allow light to flood into the house from all sides at different times of the day.

On the ground floor there are two front facing dual aspect reception rooms with fire places , a formal dining hall with flag stone flooring, the old bread oven and steep stone stairs down to the cellar. Large kitchen /breakfast room with doors to the garden. The first floor has a wonderful 26 ft reception room with an intricate stone-carved fireplace. 3 double bedrooms and an ensuite shower room off the master bedroom. Family bathroom. The second floor has 3 further double bedrooms, one with an ensuite w.c.

The imposing double-fronted property is approached via a graveled private driveway, and at the rear of the property there is an attractive timber clad annexe that has a one bedroom cottage, garage and store room.

The home is in the centre of the this very attractive village with a vibrant community, extremely well run village shop and popular public house. Viewing is highly recommended in order to fully appreciate the qualities of this home, and the 3 ft thick stone walls which block out any sound of the passing traffic and create an oasis of calm inside the house, and garden.

The home benefits from a convenient position with a 20 minute drive to the A303 , a short drive to both Mere and Frome , and it is well served with train stations in Bruton, Gillingham, and Westbury. There a number of excellent schools in the area, Port Regis, Dauntsey’s , King’s Bruton to name but a few.


Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax Band: G
Cottage/ annexe Band: B
Local Authority: Wiltshire