Manor Yard, 4, Warminster, BA12 7EJ

Quote Ref EB0191 - Emma Butcher A charming mid-1990s barn conversion with plenty of space, character and parking in the heart of Brixton Deverill.

If you’re looking for a home with a little more room to spread out, a good amount of parking and a garden that’s easy to enjoy without taking up all your time, this three-bedroom property in Brixton Deverill could be just what you’re looking for.

Converted from a barn in the mid-1990s, the property has a lovely characterful feel, while offering the practical space needed for modern family life.

With three double bedrooms, two reception rooms, a spacious kitchen with breakfast area, and a large bathroom, there’s plenty here to make your own. So, what has Manor Farm Stable got to offer?

Step inside and you’ll find a welcoming hallway leading to the living room, which provides a comfortable space to relax and unwind.

The spacious kitchen sits towards the rear of the property and includes a useful breakfast area, making it a lovely place for everyday meals or catching up over a cuppa.

There is an electric Everhot cooker, along with space for a washing machine, dishwasher and fridge-freezer. Coming off the kitchen is a separate family room, which enjoys views over the garden.

This gives you that extra bit of flexibility that so many homes lack. Whether you need a snug, home office, dining space or simply somewhere for everyone to gather, it could work in a number of ways.

There is also a downstairs cloakroom and useful understairs storage.

Upstairs, you’ll find three double bedrooms, offering plenty of room for family, guests or perhaps a bedroom and home office combination.

The large family bathroom has a corner bath with a shower over, providing a practical space for busy mornings and relaxing evenings.

There is also a useful linen cupboard for a clutter free environment.

The property also benefits from a stairlift*, providing additional assistance when moving between the ground and first floors and offering useful flexibility for the future.

Outside, the garden has been designed with easy maintenance in mind, with a patio area, artificial lawned section and sunhouse.

It’s a lovely space to enjoy during the warmer months, whether you’re sitting out with a coffee, entertaining friends or simply making the most of the garden.

A pathway runs behind the neighbouring garden, providing access through to the front of the property. Parking is another real bonus here.

There is space at the front of the house for two cars, with further parking for another one or two vehicles, depending on how the space is used.

There is also a garage with electricity and lighting, offering useful storage, workshop space or somewhere to keep the car.

The property is connected to mains electricity and water, with heating provided by an oil-fired system.

It also benefits from double-glazed timber windows and a Grant boiler, which is regularly serviced. The property is offered with no onward chain. Who would this home suit?

This could be a great choice for a family looking for more space, particularly with three double bedrooms and two reception rooms.

It may also appeal to anyone wanting a characterful barn conversion with room to work from home, entertain or simply enjoy having separate spaces to spread out.

The stairlift could also make the property appealing to buyers looking for a home that offers a little more accessibility and flexibility, while the generous parking and garage are a real bonus for those with several vehicles, hobbies or simply wanting plenty of storage.

Why live in Brixton Deverill? Brixton Deverill is a lovely village in the Deverills, surrounded by the beautiful Wiltshire countryside.

It offers a peaceful village setting while still being within easy reach of Warminster, where you’ll find a good range of shops, schools, supermarkets and everyday amenities.

The surrounding countryside also provides plenty of opportunities for walking and enjoying the outdoors, making this a lovely location for those who enjoy village life and being surrounded by open countryside.

So, in conclusion... A characterful mid-1990s barn conversion with plenty of space, a spacious kitchen, two reception rooms, three double bedrooms and a large bathroom.

Add in the easy-maintenance garden, generous parking, garage and stairlift, and this is a property that offers both charm and practicality in a lovely village setting.

I think this is one that really needs to be seen to appreciate the layout, the amount of outside space and just how much potential it offers.

Book your personal tour with Emma Butcher today and come and see what Manor Farm Stable could offer you.

Please note: Some items shown in the photographs or mentioned within this description may not be included within the sale. Please speak with the Property Agent for clarification.

For further information, please visit EPC Rating: D Council Tax Band: E (£3,143 per annum approx.) Services: Oil-fired heating, mains electricity, mains water and community septic tank/private drainage serving seven houses.

Monthly contribution of approximately £25. Tenure: Freehold Additional Information: Conservation area. Converted in the mid-1990s, original barn believed to date back to pre-1900s.

No Onward Chain * the sellers will remove the stairlift if not required Quote Ref: EB0191 – Emma Butcher