The accommodation is arranged across three floors and showcases the care and quality that has gone into the stunning renovation, with generous, well-proportioned rooms that blend period charm with contemporary comfort throughout.
Across the front of the house, the large drawing room retains much of the original period character, including open beams and a working open fireplace, and benefits from a south-facing aspect with an abundance of natural light. To the west, a thoughtfully designed extension houses an impressive kitchen, dining and living area. The kitchen features integrated appliances and a breakfast bar, while folding doors from the dining area open out onto a sunny west-facing terrace. The dining area flows through to a cosy living room area with a woodburner, making this section of the house a wonderfully sociable space year-round. A further reception room at the quieter rear of the property, also complete with a working wood burner and far-reaching countryside views, could equally serve as a study. Also off the hallway, the house offers a walk-in larder, cloakroom, plant room and boot room, along with a separate laundry room with extensive storage above.
Upstairs, the principal suite occupies one end of the house, comprising a generous dressing area and bathroom with separate bath and large walk-in shower. A well-appointed guest bedroom with ensuite is complemented by two further bedrooms and a family bathroom, all featuring the characterful period details and vaulted ceilings that make this house so special. Up to the second floor, there is a further large bedroom with ensuite shower room and separate built-in wardrobes.
The extensive outbuildings include a large original stone-built barn, substantial storage sheds, and a newly constructed three-bay garage with a staircase rising to a Velux-lit attic room, alongside a separate store ideal for logs and garden machinery. The grounds extend to around 2 acres, with a formal garden to the south of the house, a wraparound terrace and a charming working well — once the property's original water source. The house is approached via a sweeping tree-lined drive leading to a generous gravelled parking area, all set within an exceptionally peaceful and private setting with barely another property in sight.
Hundred Acres Farm sits on a quiet country lane between the villages of Sopworth and Sherston, enjoying an elevated position with far-reaching views over the surrounding Cotswold countryside — a haven for walkers and riders, with miles of beautiful open country on the doorstep. The nearby village of Sherston offers a shop, post office, café, pub and doctors surgery, while the elegant and busy market towns of Tetbury and Malmesbury are just 10-15 minutes away. The area is also rich in notable landmarks, including the Badminton Estate, home of the world-renowned Badminton Horse Trials, King Charles's Highgrove estate, and the magnificent Westonbirt Arboretum. Bath, Bristol, Swindon and Cheltenham are all within easy reach, with mainline rail services to London Paddington (around 70 minutes) available from both Chippenham and Kemble.
Orchard House, Cherry Orchard Lane,
Luckington, Wiltshire, SN14 6NX