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Guide Price£1,300,000

Corton, Warminster

Land size
1.08 acres
Bedrooms
6
Bathrooms
3

Key Features

  • Beautifully presented 18th-century Georgian country house
  • Exceptionally light and versatile accommodation
  • Six bedrooms and three bath/shower rooms
  • Multiple reception rooms for flexible family living
  • Characterful kitchen/breakfast room with AGA
  • Approx. 3,606 sq ft of accommodation
  • Stunning south-facing gardens extending to 1.08 acres
  • Oak-framed carport, studio and substantial home office
  • Planning permission for ancillary accommodation
  • Peaceful Wylye Valley setting with village amenities and walks nearby

Description

A handsome and wonderfully light Georgian country house with a floor space of approx 3,606, set within approximately 1.08 acres of established gardens in the popular village of Corton.

Dating from the 18th century, Saracens House retains an appealing wealth of period character while offering spacious and exceptionally flexible accommodation, equally suited to family life, entertaining, working from home or accommodating extended family and guests.
The house is particularly notable for the amount of natural light it enjoys. Many of the principal rooms are dual aspect, with large windows and attractive garden views creating a bright and welcoming atmosphere throughout. The accommodation is arranged around a central entrance hall and offers an unusually versatile choice of living spaces, allowing rooms to be used and adapted according to individual requirements. The drawing/sitting room is a particularly impressive space, with a large bay window overlooking the gardens, parquet flooring and an attractive period fireplace. Beyond this is the conservatory, currently used as a gym, while the separate family room provides an additional informal sitting, playroom or study space. The dining room is full of character, with an open stone fireplace, period detailing and a door opening directly onto the terrace. A separate family room sits alongside, providing a comfortable and versatile space for relaxed everyday living, a playroom or informal entertaining. Alongside it, the generous kitchen/breakfast room forms the practical heart of the house, with a traditional AGA, central island, walk-in pantry and adjoining utility and boot rooms. This arrangement works equally well for everyday family life or larger-scale entertaining.
Upstairs, six bedrooms are served by three bath/shower rooms and approached via galleried landings, with the principal bedroom enjoying a particularly attractive outlook over the gardens and its own en-suite. The remaining bedrooms offer considerable flexibility, with scope for children’s rooms, guest accommodation, dressing rooms or dedicated home offices as required.
A further dimension is provided by the substantial oak-framed outbuilding. In addition to the carport, storage and studio at ground level, there is a large first-floor home office, offering an excellent independent working environment away from the main house. Planning permission has also been granted for the installation of bathroom facilities, giving the building potential for guest or ancillary accommodation.

With approximately 3,606 sq ft of accommodation in the main house and a further 998 sq ft within the outbuildings, Saracens House is unlisted and offers a rare combination of period character, generous natural light and accommodation that can adapt readily to the changing needs of its occupants.
The gardens are a wonderful complement to the house, extending to around 1.08 acres and offering an exceptional degree of space, privacy and variety. The predominantly south-facing setting means the grounds are filled with sunlight, while a number of different areas provide somewhere to sit, dine, garden or simply enjoy the surroundings at different times of day.
Approached through electric gates, the house sits comfortably within its grounds, with a gravelled drive providing generous parking and access to the substantial timber-framed carport and annex.
Immediately outside the house, the York Stone terrace is ideally placed for outdoor dining and summer entertaining, with views across the lawns and well-established borders. Beyond this, the garden opens out into a series of more secluded areas, including a formal pond, mature planting and an orchard which is particularly attractive in spring.
For those with a passion for gardening, there is considerable scope to grow and cultivate, with a greenhouse, fruit cage and established vegetable beds. At the far end of the garden, a second York Stone terrace faces west and provides the perfect spot to enjoy the evening sun.
The overall impression is of a mature and thoughtfully created garden which is both beautiful and highly usable, with plenty of room for children, entertaining, and enjoying the outdoors in complete privacy.

Map Location

Property details

Tenure
Freehold
Council Tax Band
G
Date Posted
2026-08-26

Market Value Analysis

Compared with 1,680 Homes with Land listings in South West England (1+ acres).

This Property£1,203,704 / acre
Homes with Land Average (1+ acres) £187,989 / acre
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Energy Performance Certificate

Energy Efficiency Rating

Very energy efficient - lower running costs
CurrentPotential
(92+)A
(81-91)B
(69-80)C
(55-68)D
(39-54)E
(21-38)F
(1-20)G
29 F
84 B

Based on UK Energy Performance Certificate standards (EU Directive 2002/91/EC)

Running costs are one side. Planning activity, flood history and ground risks for this location are in the full report.

Utilities & Restrictions

Utilities

Electricity
Mains
Water
Mains
Heating
Oil Heating
Broadband
Standard Copper (ADSL)
Sewerage
Septic Tank / Private

Rights & Restrictions

Public Rights of Way
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Private Rights of Way
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Listed status, conservation areas and planning constraints for this location are in the full report.

Property Features

Accessibility
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Parking
Parking Available
Garden
Garden

Beyond the particulars: planning activity, flood history, heritage and ground risks, checked for this exact spot.

Connectivity

Broadband

Fastest speed available at this postcode

1 Gbps

Gigabit full fibre

Suitable for

  • 4K streaming on every screen
  • Full-time home working
  • Online gaming & big downloads

Mobile signal

CallsDataEE Good GoodO2 Good GoodThree Good GoodVodafone Good Good

Outdoor predictions; indoor signal depends on building materials.

Ofcom Connected Nations postcode-level predictions. Speeds and signal are modelled, not measured, and vary between addresses and providers.

Signal is the easy part. Planning activity, flood history and protected designations here are in the full report.

Nearest Schools

Primary

  • Heytesbury Church of England Primary School1.4 milesOfsted: Good *
    Ages
    4 to 11
    Pupils
    32
    Type
    Academy converter
    Faith
    Church of England
  • Sutton Veny CofE School2.2 milesOfsted: Good
    Ages
    4 to 11
    Pupils
    168
    Type
    Voluntary controlled school
    Faith
    Church of England
  • Wylye Valley Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary School2.2 milesNo Ofsted rating
    Ages
    5 to 11
    Pupils
    129
    Type
    Voluntary aided school
    Faith
    Church of England
  • St George's Catholic Primary School, Warminster3.6 milesOfsted: Requires improvement
    Ages
    4 to 11
    Pupils
    70
    Type
    Voluntary aided school
    Faith
    Roman Catholic
  • St John's CofE School4 milesOfsted report card · Feb 2026
    Ages
    4 to 11
    Pupils
    103
    Type
    Academy converter
    Faith
    Church of England

Secondary

  • Kingdown School4 milesNo Ofsted rating
    Ages
    11 to 18
    Pupils
    1,347
    Type
    Academy converter
  • Matravers School7.6 milesOfsted: Good
    Ages
    11 to 18
    Pupils
    958
    Type
    Foundation school
  • Lavington School9.5 milesNo Ofsted rating
    Ages
    11 to 18
    Pupils
    910
    Type
    Academy converter
  • Selwood Academy10 milesOfsted: Good
    Ages
    9 to 13
    Pupils
    658
    Type
    Academy converter
    Faith
    Church of England/Methodist
  • Frome Community College11 milesNo Ofsted rating
    Ages
    13 to 18
    Pupils
    1,298
    Type
    Academy converter

* Latest graded judgement covers quality of education only; no overall grade was issued under the 2024-25 inspection framework.

Distances are straight-line from the advertised location. Source: the national school registers (DfE, Welsh Government, Scottish Government) and Ofsted.

Schools are just the start: sold prices nearby, planning activity and any flood history are in the full report.

Amenities

Supermarket

Budgens Codford St Mary, Codford St Mary1.7 miles
Spar Prestbury Drive, Warminster4.1 miles
Asda Warminster East Express Petrol, Warminster4.4 miles

GP surgery

Avenue Surgery4.6 miles

Pharmacy

Boots4.6 miles

Hospital

Warminster Hospital4.8 miles

Green space

Play Space4 metres

Straight-line distances from the advertised location. Sources: NHS records, Geolytix supermarket locations, OS Open Greenspace and the national trails registers.

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Getting Around

Nearest station

Warminster Rail Station4.6 miles

Nearest bus stop

Bus Shelter227 metres

Typical drive times

Frome23 min · 14 miles
Wilton23 min · 14 miles
Westbury20 min · 13 miles
Warminster13 min · 7.1 miles
Salisbury (city)29 min · 17 miles

Straight-line distances from the advertised location; drive times are typical free-flow times over OpenStreetMap road data, so allow more at peak. Public transport locations from DfT NaPTAN.

Easy to reach matters. So do planning activity, flood history and ground risks: all in the full report.

Flood Risk

From Environment Agency flood map open data, checked around the advertised map pin and allowing for the listed acreage where known. This summary comes from LandSale, the advertising platform, not from the listing agent, and is not part of the agent's particulars. Risk can vary across a single holding, so verify anything critical through your own searches before committing.

Rivers and the sea

Flood Zone 1Lower risk

Surface water

Outside the mapped risk bandsVery low risk

The detail behind these bandings

The full report pinpoints where this location sits on the flood maps, and runs the deeper checks that usually only surface after an offer.

  • Exact flood zones & annual chances (included in the full report)
  • Any recorded past flooding (included in the full report)
  • Planning activity nearby (included in the full report)
  • Heritage & conservation (included in the full report)
  • Protected nature designations (included in the full report)
  • Ground risks (included in the full report)
  • Sold prices nearby (included in the full report)

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