Ground Floor: Entrance hall . Sitting room . Dining room . Kitchen . Pantry . China room . Large cellar . Study . Shower room/W.C
First Floor: Principal bedroom with dressing room and en suite bathroom . Three further double bedrooms . Family bathroom Second Floor: Two double bedrooms . Shower room Gardens . Lawns . Water garden . Orchard . Paddocks (4 acres in total)

Two further cottages available close by (referred to as Lot 2)

Description
Dating back to 17th Century, Thickwood House is a handsome Grade II listed family house built of traditional Cotswold stone under a stone tiled roof. The approach is up an attractive chestnut lined drive, and the house is south facing with views across the beautiful gardens and countryside beyond. Inside, the layout and proportions ensure Thickwood House is the perfect family home, with a wealth of period features throughout including original flagstone floors, sash windows, shutters, stone fireplaces and wooden flooring.
There is a pleasing flow throughout. The ground floor comprises an elegant entrance hall, sitting room and dining room at the front of the house and the kitchen, pantry and study at the rear. The principal bedroom enjoys rural views, en suite bathroom and separate dressing room. There are a further five guest bedrooms, a family bathroom and a shower room over the first and second floors.
Thickwood House is a house filled with original character and style. It is blessed by an abundance of natural light throughout and has a delightful welcoming feel.
The south-facing gardens are a delight and complement Thickwood House perfectly. There is an abundance of mature trees, lawns, lavender, rose arches and rich herbaceous borders, all of which have been cleverly planted to provide colour and interest throughout the seasons.
There are a number of sheltered spots to enjoy throughout the day. Beyond the front gardens is a charming orchard, water garden and the cottage gardens. Thickwood House also enjoys an extensive array of stone outbuildings including a stable barn and a pavilion.
Metal double gates lead over a cattle grid to the drive leading to the property, either side of which are two large paddocks with a footpath leading from one side to the other.

Situation
Thickwood is a hamlet on the outskirts of Colerne which is a village and civil parish in the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, about halfway between Bath and Chippenham in Wiltshire. It has an elevated and exposed position 545 feet (166 m) above sea level and overlooks the Box Valley to the south. It is bounded by a stretch of the Fosse Way Roman road to the west and the Bybrook to the south-east. The village has several parts to it: Southwood, Northwood, Pinewood and Thickwood. Colerne is just a mile away and has a church, two pubs, post office, doctor's surgery, a local shop and a florist.
Early school life revolves around the excellent Colerne C of E Primary School and a bus service into both Bath and Chippenham operates for secondary schools.
Thickwood Lane continues down to Ford where you can find the excellent public house "The White Hart" following the Bybrook through to Castle Combe. There is also stunning riding and walking at your doorstep. With easy access to the M4 motorway to either Bristol or London, and of course Lucknam Park is also located around 1 mile (1.6 km) north of the village. For trains to London Paddington from Chippenham Station (journey time 75 minutes). The wonderful National Trust site Lacock village and Abbey are close by, and there are plenty of good local walks.
Colerne hosts a thriving community, with a brilliant bonfire night every year, excellent Halloween celebrations and monthly cinema nights in the village hall.

Additional Information
Tenure: Freehold
Services: Gas fired central heating, mains water, electricity and drainage. Water softener and gas fired AGA in the house.
Local Authority: Wiltshire Council
Council Tax: Band G
EPC: Band E
Viewing: Strictly by appointment with Carter Jonas.