Stormore, Dilton Marsh

Tucked away in a peaceful position in the sought-after village of Dilton Marsh, this substantial and unique detached home offers impressive living space, flexible accommodation, and an outstanding level of privacy. Set on a generous plot, with open fields to the rear, this property provides a rare opportunity to enjoy village life with room to grow.

The ground floor is designed for ease of living, with the main entrance leading to a welcoming hallway and a spacious sitting room featuring a central fireplace and access into the bright conservatory – the perfect spot to enjoy views of the garden year-round. The adjoining kitchen is well- positioned to serve both indoor and outdoor dining with ease.

There are two double bedrooms on the ground floor – ideal for multigenerational living or creating a home office – along with a family bathroom and separate WC. Upstairs, the first-floor hosts two further double bedrooms, including a particularly generous principal bedroom, as well as an additional attic space offering excellent storage or potential for conversion (subject to permissions).

The layout is further enhanced by a large integral garage and ample driveway parking. The property is approached by a wide frontage.
To the rear, a substantial garden extends seamlessly into open countryside, creating a true sense of space and tranquillity – perfect for families, gardeners, or those seeking the semi-rural lifestyle.

This wonderful home offers the rare combination of space, flexibility, and countryside views – early viewing is highly recommended.

Dilton Marsh offers a local farm shop, recently refurbished village pub a few hundred yards away from the house, and primary school with outstanding ofsted reports. Dilton Marsh is just over a mile from Westbury, which is a vibrant and popular market town located in the heart of Wiltshire which provides excellent access to Warminster, Salisbury, Frome, and Bath via the A36. The town is well served by several respected schools, Westbury Infants, Westbury Church of England Junior, and Matravers Secondary. Residents can take full advantage of the gorgeous countryside that surrounds the town, with some beautiful walks and cycle rides nearby, not to mention Longleat which is 8 miles distant, so whether it be a stroll to enjoy the vista across the White Horse and beyond or perhaps a ramble in Clanger Woods this has it all. Superb rail links are on hand courtesy of the railway station which offers a direct line to Bath, London Paddington, Cardiff, Portsmouth, and Swindon. The historic 14th century All Saints Church is located off the main square and you will find several independent shops and cafes to enjoy along with a Farmers Market which meets on a weekly basis. The town has three supermarkets with Aldi, Lidl, and Morrisons to choose from. On the sports and leisure side, there is Leighton Recreation Centre, a local swimming pool, and several gyms.

Agents note, the property is serviced by a recently installed oil fired boiler
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