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Lower Stanton St. Quintin, Near Chippenham, Wiltshire

Situated in Lower Stanton St. Quintin, near Chippenham, Wiltshire, this luxurious holiday property offers a serene retreat for up to four guests. Nestled close to the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the accommodation boasts stunning views of the surrounding orchard and rolling countryside from nearly every room. The property features a spacious lobby with a double sofa bed, a living room adorned with a wood-burning stove and cathedral ceiling, and a sitting room with floor-to-ceiling glass doors that open to a terrace and garden, creating a seamless connection with nature.

The well-appointed kitchen includes an extensive dining area and panoramic views of the garden, while the double bedroom comes equipped with a TV and an en-suite bathroom featuring an over-bath shower. Additional amenities include a wet room with disabled access, a travel cot, highchair, and two freesat TVs, one being a 65" Smart TV. The property is designed for comfort with full underfloor air source heat pump central heating and includes bed linen, towels, and initial fuel for the wood-burning stove. Outdoor features encompass a walled patio garden, croquet lawn, outdoor games, and a gas BBQ, ensuring a delightful experience for guests.

Longview, the contemporary extension of a converted 17th-century Longbarn, is characterized by its impressive 20 meters of double-glazed windows that offer breathtaking views of the croquet lawn and the flourishing orchard below, which is home to over 400 apple trees. The property ensures ease of access with its own road and designated disabled parking. Outdoor spaces are designed for relaxation and entertainment, featuring a large gravel patio, a fire pit for chilly evenings, and a lawn area perfect for croquet. Guests can also enjoy strolling through the lower apple orchard or picnicking by the stream, with the added charm of feeding resident chickens and ducks.

The historical significance of Lower Stanton St. Quintin is notable, with evidence of human settlement dating back to the Neolithic period and Bronze Age, as well as mentions in the Domesday Book of 1086. Nearby, Glebe Farm stands as the oldest house in the area, built in 1582. The village is conveniently located less than 2 miles north of M4 J17 and 5 miles from Chippenham, which provides high-speed train access to London and Bristol. The charming town of Malmesbury, rich in history with its Iron Age Fort and seventh-century abbey, is also just 5 miles to the north, making this property an ideal base for exploring the region's cultural heritage and natural beauty.

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