Newtown, Ramsbury, Marlborough, Wiltshire, SN8 2QD

Newtown Lodge is a well-presented family home combining period character with modern comfort.

With origins dating back to 1825 and sympathetic later additions from the 1990s, the property offers generous and flexible accommodation extending to approximately 4,388 sq ft, including a separate annexe and barn.

The principal house provides just over 2,600 sq ft of light and well-arranged living space.

The accommodation flows naturally, with the conservatory taking full advantage of the wonderful outlook across the gardens.

Upstairs, the principal bedroom is a particular highlight, featuring a vaulted ceiling that enhances both volume and character.

There are five bedrooms and three bathrooms in total, offering excellent space for family, guests or visiting friends.

A notable feature of Newtown Lodge is the valuable range of ancillary accommodation.

The separate annexe provides ideal space for multi generational living, guest accommodation or a home office, while the barn offers excellent storage or further potential, subject to any necessary consents.

The house is approached via a driveway with plentiful parking and is set within approximately 5.65 acres of gardens and grassland.

The outdoor space is predominantly laid to lawn with wide, open areas. A charming tributary of the River Kennet runs along the far boundary—an idyllic backdrop.

Newtown Lodge is a well-located family home that combines village living with a real sense of space.

It is perfectly suited to those seeking a comfortable and connected lifestyle in a highly regarded Wiltshire setting.

Newtown Lodge is located on the outskirts of the sought-after village of Ramsbury, situated in the picturesque Kennet valley.

The surrounding countryside is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

The village has a thriving community supported by two shops and a post office, a public house/hotel, primary school, pre-school, doctors’ surgery, tennis and football clubs and a superbly equipped recreation centre.

Nearby Marlborough and Hungerford, with their weekly markets, vibrant café culture and a variety of popular boutiques, provide a broader range of shopping and recreational facilities.

In addition to the well-regarded primary school, other popular local schools include Pinewood, Dauntseys, St John’s Marlborough and Marlborough College.

Communications are excellent with the M4 (J14) providing access to London and the West Country.

Trains from Hungerford to London Paddington take as little as 45 minutes and from Swindon into Paddington about 50 minutes. Services: Mains water and drainage. Mains electricity. Oil heating.

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