Northbrook, Market Lavington, Devizes, SN10 4AP

Accommodation

Step inside and you’re greeted by a bright and welcoming dining room or lounge, the heart of the home. Clever lighting and natural textures make the space feel open and connected to the outdoors, while the oak floors and cosy fire bring in all the charm of a classic country cottage. It’s the perfect spot for hosting dinner with friends or slow Sunday mornings with coffee

The current owners have carried out extensive improvements during their ownership, including:

Installation of new UPVC windows and a back door
New boiler and double-vented radiators
Roof and chimney works
Replacement fascia's and guttering
Creation of a dual-aspect open fireplace serving two rooms, featuring an approximately 8.5 kW log burner
Refitted kitchen and bathrooms
Major retaining wall works, sleeper flower beds, and a new patio path in the garden
Off-road parking spaces and a new storage shed
Refitted flooring throughout the property, with carpets fitted approximately 18 months ago

Ground floor accommodation.

The ground floor offers a welcoming lounge, dining room, conservatory, refitted kitchen with utility cupboard, and a refitted full bathroom suite.

The sitting room offers a more modern feel, designed for relaxing, entertaining, or 'working' from home. Wide glass doors at the far end lead through to a light-filled conservatory to the sunken courtyard, creating an easy indoor-outdoor flow ideal for summer evenings and weekend get-togethers.

The kitchen brings a contemporary twist to traditional cottage style, with generous storage, sleek finishes, and a wide window framing the scenic street below. It’s practical, and full of character,  exactly the kind of kitchen that makes you want to stay a while.

First floor accommodation.

Too the first a master bedroom is full of light, while two additional double rooms offer space for guests or a home office. An upstairs cloakroom adds extra convenience.

Grounds

The property enjoys attractive and well-maintained gardens , set across three beautiful tiers, , featuring a designed for both easy living and entertaining, think courtyard drinks, BBQs with friends, or quiet evenings under the stars. patio path to the front and side, with a full 360° path around the house. From the conservatory, there is access to a private, sunken gravelled area with wooden steps leading to a second-level parking area. Sleeper steps rise to a laid-to-lawn section with a large shed offers excellent potential as a home office, studio, or gym, all with wonderful views across the Vale, all enclosed by mature bushes and shrubs providing excellent privacy.

Location and Village

Market Lavington is a village and civil parish in Wiltshire, England, located about 5 miles (≈8 km) south of Devizes, on the northern edge of the Salisbury Plain. 

It had a population of about 2,213 at the 2011 census.

The village lies along the B3098 road (Westbury-Urchfont) and includes smaller hamlets.

The area has very long settlement history: there was a Roman settlement near 5th-7th century, current church, and then a Saxon cemetery (5th-7th century) in the region. 

In the Domesday Book (1086) the place appears as “Laventone” with two entries. 

The parish church is Church of St Mary, Market Lavington (late 13th century) — it is Grade I listed and includes pieces of 12th-century stonework. 

The village has a small collection of shops and services: a co-op supermarket, butcher, florist, hairdresser, café, schools and local pub etc. 

For local heritage, there is the Market Lavington Museum housed in the old Schoolmaster’s House; it displays local artefacts, trades, social history. 

It is near footpaths and countryside: for example, the long-distance path Wessex Ridgeway passes close to the village. 

It offers a mix of rural charm with historic buildings, a village ambience, yet is not too far from larger centres (Devizes, etc).

For someone interested in local history, heritage and quiet village life, it offers interesting layers (Roman, Saxon, medieval, early industry).

Good for countryside walks and living near the edge of Salisbury Plain. The housing stock includes a range of older properties and more modern homes (as seen from listings.