Corston WILTSHIRE

A CHARACTERFUL THREE-BEDROOM PERIOD STONE COTTAGE WITH AN ATTACHED TWO-BEDROOM ANNEXE, SET IN APPROX. 11.5 ACRES OF LEVEL PASTURE PADDOCKS, COMPLETE WITH A MAGNIFICENT 17TH CENTURY BARN AND TWO INDOOR LOOSE BOXES, IN AN EXCEPTIONAL RURAL SETTING BETWEEN THE SOUGHT-AFTER RURAL VILLAGES OF HULLAVINGTON AND CORSTON.

Characterful Three-Bedroom Period Stone Cottage
Fabulous Self-Contained Two-Bedroom Annexe
Magnificent Grade II Listed 17th Century Barn with Two Internal Loose Boxes
Generous Gardens
Five Level Pasture Paddocks
Approx. 11.5 Acres In All
Highly Desirable Rural Location 

A characterful three-bedroom period stone cottage with an attached two-bedroom annexe, set in approx. 11.5 acres of level pasture paddocks, complete with a magnificent 17th century barn and two indoor loose boxes, in an exceptional rural setting between the sought-after rural villages of Hullavington and Corston.

Kingway Farm Cottage is believed to date back to around 1650, with a plaque on the chimney bearing a date of 1635 and it has been home to the current owners for the past twenty-five years. They converted the adjoining outbuildings into an annexe providing ancillary residential/holiday accommodation in 2015. The fabulous grade II listed traditional agricultural threshing barn, and whilst it currently houses two internal loose boxes and provides plenty of storage, it has previously had planning permission for conversion to a pottery with offices, although this has subsequently expired.

Nestled in the beautiful north Wiltshire countryside, Kingway Farm enjoys an enviable position between the charming villages of Corston and Hullavington, just four miles south of the historic market town of Malmesbury. Full ranges of shops and amenities are provided by Malmesbury, Cirencester, Bath and Bristol, and within the immediate local area there are a number of popular pubs, including the Somerford Arms at Little Somerford, The Vine Tree at Norton and The Potting Shed at Crudwell. Junction 17 of the M4 is just three miles away, whilst nearby Chippenham station offers regular mainline services to London Paddington in as little as seventy minutes and Bristol in around twenty-five minutes.

The area is renowned for its outstanding leisure and sporting opportunities, with water sports at the Cotswold Water Park, horse racing at Cheltenham or Bath, and world-class eventing at Badminton, Dauntsey and Gatcombe Park.