Coulston, Wiltshire, BA13 4NX

Property Details: • Type: Detached • Tenure: N/A • Floor Area: N/A

Key Features: • Offered with no onward chain • Perfect family home in an idyllic rural position • Large driveway, double garage and parking for multiple cars • Delightful fully enclosed rear garden with a glorious outlook • Principal bedroom with some magnificent views • Study, dining room and separate sitting room with log burner • Large kitchen/breakfast room with skylights and French doors • Stunning views of countryside and hills beyond • Occupies an idyllic and enviable rural position • Situated in the very desirable hamlet of Coulston

Location: • Nearest Station: N/A • Distance to Station: N/A

Agent Information: • Address: 12 St. Johns Street Devizes SN10 1BD

Full Description: Offered with no onward chain! Make this impressive village house your home. Drove House is situated in the very desirable picturesque hamlet of Coulston, this spacious detached mature home occupies an idyllic and enviable rural position.Situated on the edge of a huge open area of Salisbury Plain with beautiful woodland and miles of rolling hills to explore, this is the perfect location for walkers, cyclists and horse riders, and there are three livery yards in the village.Set at the end of an old drove off the main high street in Coulston, the property's garden is very quiet and has some stunning views of countryside and hills beyond. The accommodation is both light and spacious and briefly comprises; Oak front door leading into the property, entrance hall with cloakroom, large kitchen/breakfast room with skylights and French doors leading outside flooding the room with light and there is a useful utility room leading off, there is a study, a dining room and a dual aspect sitting room with a log burner. On the first floor there is the principal bedroom with some magnificent views and built in wardrobes made by local craftsman, three further generous bedrooms all with wardrobe space and there are two family bathrooms.The large delightful fully enclosed rear garden is a feature of this rather special home with a glorious rural outlook. The garden is mostly laid to lawn with mature trees, shrubs and borders. There is a patio area directly outside the breakfast area, great for entertaining in the summer months. At the end of the garden is a summerhouse that has multiple uses for each individual.The house is approached over a large driveway with enough space for multiple cars and leads to a detached double garage.The house is warmed by oil fired central heating with a recently installed boiler and oil tank, the more traditional feature of a log burner and enhanced by double glazed windows throughout.The perfect family home in an idyllic rural position which is equally suitable for grandparents who are moving to be closer to their family and grandchildren.Coulston is a wonderfully friendly and supportive village. The social life of the village centres on The Village Hall and the Church. Each year the Village Hall lays on various suppers, bacon butty mornings, and sales, all of which are attended by most of the village. Other events also regularly take place. An Engineers Club, A Wine Appreciation Club. The village also has the Coulston Ping-Pong Club and finally a Gardening Club also meets regularly. The Erlestoke and Coulston Cricket Club has its home ground at The Walled Garden behind The George and Dragon pub in Erlestoke. All major national events get celebrated in the village. The Church, which backs on to the deer park and the old natural spring watercress bed, is the focus for both normal services as well as choral and classical concerts (The famous Edington Festival broadcast on Radio 3 takes place a mile away). The historic old market town of Devizes is 8 miles away with its comprehensive range of shopping facilities and leisure activities, with a mainline railway station at nearby Westbury (London-Paddington in one hour twenty minutes) The Popular Three Daggers Gastro pub at nearby Edington has a farm shop. Spa and microbrewery. Schools in the area include Dauntseys and Market Lavington with nursery and primary schools at nearby Bratton and Great Cheverell.PROPERTY INFORMATION;Tenure; FreeholdServices: Mains water, electricity and drainage, oil fired central heating (there is no mains gas available in the village)Council tax band; FEPC rating; CUltra-fast broadband available.