A beautifully presented edge-of-village country house with a guest studio, formal gardens, and paddock

A little more about the property
The charming country home is on the edge of this unspoiled north Wiltshire village with fields and paddocks on all sides. Northfield House is believed to date back to 1710, built of stone and brick under a natural slate roof, with many original architectural features throughout, and is Grade II listed.
The property has been well-maintained and is beautifully presented by the current owners, who will remain in the area after 15 years of owning this striking family home with plenty of entertaining space inside and out.
The front door leads to an entrance hallway in the center of the house that links to the light dining room with large sash windows and the well-proportioned drawing room with access to the private garden behind. The first floor has an incredible landing, with direct access to the four light bedrooms, a beautifully finished and spacious family bathroom and a second bathroom at the rear of the house.
The former Coach House is to the side of the main house, providing excellent ground-floor storage/garage and full-length open plan first-floor space. The building has the potential to add additional accommodation if needed. Attached is the former stables that now provide a home office/studio/bedroom five with bathroom and WC.

Gardens and Grounds:
Extensive gravel parking in the front of the house under a magnificent yew tree. To the rear is a stunning semi-walled formal garden with mature borders and a fine lawn. It flows through to a vegetable garden, orchard, and paddock with wonderful trees and separate road access.

Services:
Mains water and electricity. Oil-fired central heating and hot water. Calor gas hob. Private drainage. Fibre broadband available.