Fine & Country are delighted to present The Stables.   This beautifully presented village home seamlessly combines contemporary family living with a fascinating connection to the area's heritage. Originally part of the manor house opposite, the former stable block has been thoughtfully converted and sensitively linked to the main residence, creating a remarkable home of considerable character, versatility and style.

Internal Accommodation

Beautifully maintained throughout, the interiors blend period charm with a sophisticated contemporary aesthetic. At the heart of the home, a welcoming reception hall provides an impressive introduction and leads through to a useful study, ideal for home working. The elegant sitting room enjoys a wonderful sense of space and light, centred around an attractive open fireplace and framed by large windows and French doors opening onto the terrace, pool and gardens beyond. A delightful garden room, currently used as a music room, extends the living space further, creating a peaceful spot from which to enjoy the outlook.

The kitchen/breakfast room is both stylish and practical, fitted with painted shaker cabinetry, an Aga and natural stone flooring, with ample space for informal dining. Beyond, the formal dining room enjoys lovely garden views and provides an ideal setting for entertaining. A utility room and inner hallway connect the principal house with the former stable block.

The first floor of the main house offers four well-proportioned bedrooms, including a superb principal suite with dressing area and en suite bathroom, enjoying delightful views across the gardens and surrounding countryside. A family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms.
The converted stable block provides exceptional flexibility and could be enjoyed as part of the main residence or as self-contained ancillary accommodation. Beautiful interior design features sit happily against the history of the building, with the traditional stall dividers still visible. Arranged over two floors, it comprises a generous kitchen, spacious reception room and shower room on the ground floor, together with two or three bedrooms and a bathroom above, all with vaulted ceilings and plentiful storage. Perfect for multi-generational living, guest accommodation, dependent relatives or those seeking income potential, this adaptable space significantly enhances the appeal of the property.

Outside

The enchanting rear gardens are a particular feature of the property. Once serving as the manor's kitchen garden, they are now beautifully landscaped and enclosed by an attractive historic cob wall, creating a wonderfully private and secluded setting. Sweeping lawns are interspersed with mature planting, colourful borders, specimen shrubs and elegant yew columns, while tucked discreetly away behind charming wooden doors lies a hidden summerhouse.

Designed for both relaxation and entertaining, the gardens also feature a swimming pool with surrounding paved terrace and a timber-framed pool house. A broad stone terrace extends across the rear of the house, providing the perfect setting for al fresco dining and summer gatherings. Further amenities include a garden store and two greenhouses.

Beyond the gardens, paddocks extending to approximately two acres lie just across the adjoining track, offering excellent opportunities for equestrian use or those seeking additional outdoor space.

The property is approached via a gravel driveway from the village lane, providing extensive parking and completing this exceptional village home.

Location

Beechingstoke is a picturesque village nestled in the heart of the Pewsey Vale, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty renowned for its rolling countryside, unspoilt landscapes and network of footpaths and bridleways. Surrounded by open farmland, it offers a quintessential Wiltshire setting whilst remaining remarkably well connected, with Pewsey's mainline station providing direct services to London Paddington in around an hour.

One of three closely linked villages and hamlets, Beechingstoke enjoys access to an excellent range of local amenities including the popular Seven Stars Inn at Bottlesford, the well-regarded garden centre at Woodborough, St Andrew's Church and Woodborough Church of England Primary School. The thriving large village of Pewsey and the historic market town of Devizes are both within easy reach and offer a wider range of everyday facilities, independent shops, cafés and leisure amenities, whilst Marlborough, with its renowned High Street, boutique shopping and restaurants, is just a short drive away.

The area is particularly well served by both state and independent schools. In addition to Woodborough Primary School, there is the highly regarded St Francis School in Pewsey, with Dauntsey's School, St John's Marlborough and Marlborough College all easily accessible.

Seller Insight:

What is your favourite room in the house and why?

We love the kitchen in the Stables, it's big and bright and perfect for family get togethers and entertaining.

Who do you think would be the next ideal owner?

The stables is ideal for multigenerational living.

What do you love most about the house and why?

The location is perfect for us, and we love the garden and pool.

What do you love about the local community?

The local community is small and very friendly.

How easy is it to commute from here?

It is very easy, we have Pewsey train station very close by, with easy access to M4, A303 & M3.

What made you choose the property over others that were available at the time?

We were after a property for multigenerational living, and the 2 houses together were ideal for this, together with a beautiful garden and pool.

Services: Mains electricity, water & drainage, oil fired central heating

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Last Modified 06/07/2026