Quemerford, Calne, Wiltshire, SN11

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A unique opportunity to make this truly exquisite converted Grade II listed former mill your home. Tucked away in a private, tranquil location, overlooking the mill race with crystal clear water. Providing four double bedrooms all with en-suites including a ground floor annexe.



SUMMARY
Steeped in history and architectural merit, The Old Brewhouse is a Grade II listed conversion of a former mill building. Constructed from beautiful Bath stone, the property offers the unique charm of exposed structural timbers, solid oak floors, and a ground floor laid to travertine marble.

Completely modernized for comfortable living, the rewiring, plumbing, Worcester-Bosch boiler, and solid oak window frames and fire doors ensure a perfect blend of old and new.

This exceptional property offers a rare opportunity to combine historic charm with modern convenience, all nestled in a peaceful and secluded location with easy access to everyday amenities.

ACCOMMODATION
Inside, four double bedrooms each boast en-suite bathrooms, with the master suite offering both a freestanding shower and a bath. A bespoke staircase with iron railings leads to a spacious first floor featuring a dual-aspect sitting room with a dining area, a utility cupboard, and a well-equipped kitchen. The kitchen boasts shaker-style units, a Belfast sink, and granite worktops, perfect for any aspiring chef.

ANNEXE
Uniquely adaptable, the ground floor can be utilised as a self-contained annexe with its own bathroom, kitchen, and sitting room/dining room, offering convenient access through a private external entrance. This flexibility makes The Old Brewhouse ideal for multi-generational living, creating a guest suite or as a holiday let.

OUTSIDE
Step outside and discover a tranquil haven. The sound of cascading waterfalls through the flowing mill race creates a truly relaxing and serene atmosphere. Enjoy the view from the patio, an ideal spot for alfresco dining. Cross the bridge to your private island garden overlooking the river Marden, one of a handful of chalk rivers in the country. There is a seating area and a summer house complete with electricity. Mature shrubs and hedges provide a sense of privacy, while the resident wildlife, including trout, otters, swans, owls and deer add a touch of magic.

AGENTS NOTE
There is an annual management charge of £134 to cover maintenance of the shared driveway and meadow.

PUBLIC NOTICE
In accordance with the Estate Agency Act 1979 we hereby give notice that one of the vendors of this property is an employee of Jones Robinson Estate Agents Limited.

Council Tax Band E
EPC Exempt