Formerly the oast house, post office, cinema and village hall, this property has been beautifully renovated over the years and now presents as a stunning family home, with exquisite interiors and high-quality finishes, offering flexible accommodation over 3 floors.

Situated in the heart of the village of Heytesbury, is this impressive Grade II Listed home that dates back to the eighteenth century. Formerly an oast House, this property has seen a few reincarnations, including cinema and village hall, and was converted to a residential dwelling in the 1980's. The property offers spacious and creative accommodation with a superb mixture of the existing period features and striking contemporary additions.

From the initial entrance you will be greeted throughout with exposed beams, exposed brickwork and beautiful, unusual shaped rooms and quality fixtures and fittings.

On the lower floor the principal bedroom is a vast but inviting space with easy access to the large shower room, with solid wood fittings for storage. On this floor you will also find the utility room and there is an abundance of storage along the hallway. A lovely circular reception room takes you back to the entrance and up to the first floor where you will find a further three, generous double bedrooms (one with ensuite) and a ‘jack and jill’ bathroom provides bathing solutions for the other rooms.

On the top floor the kitchen diner is a bright and airy room with vaulted ceiling and a beautifully crafted bespoke kitchen, where you will find access to the pantry, large storeroom, and the office/study with separate wc. The sitting room is just off the kitchen, again a lovely large and inviting room, with and exposed brick fireplace and log burner.

Externally there is a charming garden overlooking the church with established shrubs and bushes and a patio area ideal for a seating area. The garage is large enough to accommodate two vehicles in tandem.

The garage and garden to the property is located just opposite the entrance to the house, with the lane/access to the church in between.