Church Street, Collingbourne, SN8

Rectory Cottage was extensively rebuilt and enlarged by renowned listed-building specialists Dale Building Ltd in 2015, the house now offers stylish and versatile accommodation set in established gardens with double bay car port and workshop. Rectory Cottage is a beautifully presented family home, rebuilt to exacting modern standards while retaining the charm and character of the original Grade II listed cottage.

Enjoying a tucked-away position in the historic heart of Collingbourne Ducis, opposite the village church and approached via a private lane, the property sits within gardens of approximately one-third of an acre, with views of the church to the front and open countryside beyond the rear garden.

The heart of the home is a beautifully appointed kitchen with Silestone worktops, a Rangemaster cooker and integrated appliances, opening into a bright orangery dining room overlooking the garden. There is also a separate utility room, two characterful reception rooms, both with inglenook fireplaces, a light and airy sitting room, entrance hall and cloakroom. The original winding staircase is complemented by a second staircase, adding flexibility to the layout. Upstairs are four generous double bedrooms, two en suite bath/shower rooms and a family bathroom. Finished to a high standard throughout, the accommodation is both elegant and adaptable, lending itself perfectly to modern family life.

Additional Information: Grade II Listed. Mains water and electricity. Septic drainage (new sewage treatment tank installed July 2025). Heating LPG Gas boiler (tank buried in garden). Thatch Ridge guarantee for 10 years from 2025.

Outside

The house is approached off a private lane which leads to a large area of parking which leads to a detached timber framed car port with secure workshop. There is a paved terrace for outside entertaining with the main garden laid to lawn and wrapping around the property.

Situation

Rectory Cottage enjoys a quintessential village setting. The village offers a popular primary school, shop, two pubs, village hall and playing fields, while Marlborough, Hungerford, Tidworth and the cathedral city of Salisbury provide a wider range of shopping, schooling and leisure amenities. Despite its rural appeal, the village is exceptionally well connected, with mainline rail services from Grateley, Pewsey and Salisbury, and easy access to the A303, M3 and M4.

Property Ref Number:

HAM-67291

Additional Information

Grade II Listed. Mains water and electricity. Septic drainage (new sewage treatment tank installed July 2025). Heating LPG Gas boiler (tank buried in garden). Thatch Ridge guarantee for 10 years from 2025.