3 bed detached house for sale

Main Road, Cherhill, Calne SN11

The Old Police House is a unique detached residence in the sought-after village of Cherhill, near Marlborough and Calne. This charming home features three bedrooms, three reception rooms, a generous garden, driveway, and a large garage. It has been thoughtfully upgraded while preserving period features and offers stunning views of Cherhill Downs and the White Horse.

Internally, the property includes a dual-aspect living room with a wood burner, dining room with feature fireplace and gas fire, a fitted kitchen with skylight, utility room, bathroom, and covered rear lobby with garage access. The first floor comprises two spacious double bedrooms with scenic views, a sizeable single bedroom, and an additional cloakroom.

The rear garden is predominantly lawned, with raised beds, ornamental borders, and a large patio area ideal for outdoor enjoyment.

With modern comforts such as newly fitted double glazing with acoustic protection and oil-fired central heating, this character-filled home combines rural charm with practical family living in a friendly village community.

Cherhill Village

Cherhill is a charming village located along the A4 between Calne and Marlborough in Wiltshire, England. It's renowned for its picturesque setting and historical significance, most notably the 17th-century White Horse carved into the Cherhill Downs. Beyond its scenic beauty, Cherhill offers a strong sense of community, with several local amenities that enhance village life. The village boasts a historic church, popular pub, primary school, and village hall, all contributing to a close-knit atmosphere. Recently, the addition of the 'Dandy Highwaymen, ' a trendy coffee spot, has become a favorite gathering place for locals and visitors alike.
Cherhill's proximity to the famous Avebury stones, just a five-minute drive away, makes it an ideal spot for those interested in exploring the rich history and natural beauty of the region.

The Home

'The Old Police House' is a handsome detached 1920's property. The exterior features white rendered walls over a red brick base, a pitched tiled roof, and two chimneys that give it a balanced, symmetrical appearance. The home is accessed via a private driveway that leads to a large parking area in front of the house, providing ample space for multiple vehicles. Additionally, there's a convenient garage wide enough to park vehicles inside. The house is set back from the road, offering views of the Cherhill white horse and monument beyond.

The Home is outlined in further detail as follows:

Entrance Porch

The front door is set beneath a gabled porch, providing an ideal space for storage while separating the main hallway.

Entrance Hall

Upon entering the hall, stairs rise in front of you to the first floor and doors open to either side for living room and dining room.

Living Room (3.99m x 3.76m (13'1" x 12'4"))

The lounge is full of character, featuring a log burner with a surround and exposed brickwork. A bay window overlooks the front of the property, while two smaller windows on either side of the log burner add extra light and charm. The room also benefits from wood-effect flooring, a convenient understairs storage cupboard and a radiator.

Dining Room (3.76m x 2.92m (12'4" x 9'6"))

The dining room feels bright and inviting, featuring a large bay window at the front of the property. An exposed brick feature wall adds warmth and character, complemented by a gas log-effect wood burner with surround that serves as a stylish focal point. This room offers versatility depending on your needs for both dining and relaxed living.

Kitchen (3.78m x 2.39m max (12'4" x 7'10" max))

The fitted kitchen features a range of wall and base units, including a sink and a half with a drainer set beneath a window overlooking the rear garden. A Rangemaster cooker with a matching hood provides a focal point for cooking. Additional natural light is provided by a window to the front and a striking sky lantern overhead. There is also a kitchen peninsula and an integrated coffee machine.

Utility Room

The large utility room is to the rear of the house with a wash hand basin and with work surfaces with plumbing for a washing machine and dryer.

Bathroom

The ground floor bathroom is fully tiled and comprises a double shower, concealed cistern water closet, wash hand basin with vanity unit, extractor fan and chrome towel rail. There is a window to the side and a large airing cupboard.

Bedroom One (3.99m x 3.78m (13'1" x 12'4"))

The master bedroom enjoys a window to the front with far-reaching views of the iconic Cherhill White Horse. The room includes two built-in wardrobes for practical storage and features an elegant iron fireplace that adds a touch of period charm.

Bedroom Two (3.76m x 3.43m max (12'4" x 11'3" max))

The second bedroom is a generous double with ample space for further bedroom furniture, there is a feature fireplace and fitted wardrobe as well as a window looking out to the Cherhill Downs.

Bedroom Three (3.78m x 2.34m (12'4" x 7'8"))

The third bedroom is full of character. There is also a fitted wardrobe and a window overlooking the rear garden. A door opens to a toilet and a wash hand basin.

Externals

Outlined as follows:

Rear Garden

The rear garden is predominantly lawned, with raised beds, ornamental borders, and a large patio area ideal for outdoor enjoyment.

Boiler Room

Accessed via a timber door in the garden, the boiler room houses the floor-standing oil-fired boiler. There is additional space for storage. Window to the rear elevation.

Garage

The generous garage is ideal for vehicle storage and a workshop. Power and Light.

Parking

A spacious tarmac driveway provides ample off-street parking, and there is a large, flat-roofed single garage attached to the right-hand side of the property

Services / Notes

Mains Water/Drainage
Oil-Fired Central Heating - Newly fitted 1800 L Tank located in the garden.
All Fences fall within the property Boundary