Tinhead Road, Edington, Wiltshire, BA13

A distinguished and generous Grade II Listed home with 14th century origins, combining historic charm, modern comfort and delightful views over the surrounding Wiltshire countryside.

Description

Shore Hall is a distinguished and beautifully updated family home, with its origins dating back to the late 14th century. Over the centuries, thoughtful additions have enhanced its scale and versatility, creating a residence brimming with warmth, character, and timeless elegance.

The ground floor provides an impressive expanse of living space with log burners throughout, perfectly suited to both relaxed family life and entertaining on a grand scale. To the front of the house, a welcoming sitting room and an elegant formal dining room set the tone. To the rear, a charming eat-in kitchen forms the heart of the home, complemented by a cosy adjacent snug. A practical fitted pantry & utility room links the main house to the old granary, which has been converted into a two-storey, one-bedroom annexe, benefitting from independent access—ideal for guests, multigenerational living, a home office, or a lucrative holiday let.

Upstairs, the first floor hosts three generously proportioned bedrooms, each unique in character. Two enjoy stylish en suite shower rooms, supplementing a substantial family bathroom. The top storey offers further flexibility with a fourth bedroom, bathroom, and dedicated sitting room—perfect for extended family stays or visiting guests. Additional storage is available in the useful cellar.


Outside

The gardens are a true delight: mature, beautifully established, and completely private. The lawns are framed by dry stone walls and abundant herbaceous borders, while a selection of attractive outbuildings extends the home’s versatility. These include a dedicated home office, a charming summer house, and a greenhouse boasting a mature grape vine—offering the perfect spaces for remote working, creative pursuits, or simply relaxing in the peaceful surroundings.

Location

Edington is a highly desirable Wiltshire village on the northern edge of Salisbury Plain, around 13 miles from Bath and 4 miles from Westbury. Steeped in history, it is best known as the site of King Alfred the Great’s pivotal victory at the Battle of Ethandun in 878 AD, and for its magnificent Grade I listed 14th-century Priory Church, which remains the centre of village life, hosting the internationally renowned Edington Music Festival each year.

The village offers an excellent range of local amenities, including the iconic Three Daggers Inn with its award-winning farm shop, luxury accommodation, and micro-brewery; a much-loved village hall; post office; and children’s play park. Everyday essentials such as a doctor’s surgery and supermarket can be found just a mile away in Bratton.

The surrounding area is rich in natural beauty, with the Westbury White Horse, Bratton Castle Iron Age hill fort, and Bratton Downs Nature Reserve all nearby, offering superb opportunities for walking, cycling, and riding. The Wiltshire countryside also provides excellent golfing and access to all manner of country pursuits.

A selection of excellent schools serves the area. Great Cheverell Primary School is 3 miles away, and there is a highly regarded secondary school at Market Lavington. Notable independent options include Dauntsey’s (4 miles), Stonar, Godolphin, Marlborough College, and several prestigious schools in Bath such as Monkton Combe, Prior Park, The Royal High School, and King Edward’s.

Transport links are excellent. The M3 and M4 motorways are within easy reach, and Westbury’s mainline station offers direct services to London Paddington (approx. 85 mins), London Waterloo (approx. 120 mins), Bath (25 mins), and Salisbury (30 mins). Bristol Airport is about 35 miles away, with London Heathrow approximately 85 miles.

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Square Footage: 4,627 sq ft