Silver Street, Colerne, SN14

This attractive stone-built barn conversion is a family home located within a cluster of period buildings just off the High Street, in the sought after village of Colerne. A pathway through the garden leading directly to the open plan living space is a wonderful entrance to the house. The lavender gravel path culminates at the double doors of the impressive garden room with panels of windows on both walls as well as the full height cathedral ceiling. Large slate flag stones flow through to the kitchen and dining area with bespoke wooden and hand painted units plus plenty of room for a large central dining table. Steps lead down to a practical utility room. The full height ceiling with exposed A-frame beams adds to appeal to this classic style and traditional barn conversion as does the mezzanine; a perfect place to curl up and read. Glazed double doors open into the adjacent sitting room again with tall ceilings and a wood burning stove so the room can be as cosy or open as you wish. The four double bedrooms flank the sitting room with two bedrooms and a bathroom on one side providing single storey living. The further two bedrooms, both benefitting from private bathrooms, are located on the first floor and a few steps down on a lower floor.

Outside

Approached via a shared drive into a large private driveway with parking for plenty of cars. The level enclosed garden has a wonderful variety of specimen trees providing privacy and interest. A gravel pathway bordered by planting leads to the house. The lawn is interspersed with flower borders and shrubs and has a lovely choice of areas to sit out and relax in.

Situation

Colerne is a pretty village with a thriving community located on Bath’s sought after eastern fringes. The village offers a wealth of local amenities which include a village shop and post office, two country pubs, a hairdressers, café, and doctor’s surgery. It also has a football and rugby club with mini sections for children as well as a park. Colerne Church of England Primary School is a further draw to the village and for secondary, you are in the catchment of Sheldon, Hardenhuish and Corsham Schools, all have very good reputations. Known for its beautiful countryside and scenic walking trails the village is on the southern edge of the Cotswolds and is approximately seven miles from Bath. There are good road links with the M4 nearby, as well as train stations at Bath or Chippenham with direct links to London Paddington. Lucknam Park Hotel and Spa with its Michelin Star restaurant is located on the edge of the village.

Property Ref Number:

HAM-58443

Additional Information

Services. All mains connected. Council Tax Band G.