St Peters Cottages

A beautifully remodelled barn-style conversion, set within a small mews-style development on the edge of the highly desirable village of Broad Hinton. This exceptional home offers contemporary lateral living within a characterful, traditional building, perfectly combining modern comfort with rural charm. The current owners have completed a meticulous, no-expense-spared renovation. App-controlled underfloor heating runs beneath stone flooring in the entrance hall, porcelain tiles in the living areas and bathroom, and natural wood finishes in the bedrooms. The kitchen has been fitted with a premium German Next 125 design, featuring glass-fronted units, contrasting Caesar-stone worktops and Siemens appliances, including a downdraught induction hob and steam oven. The bathroom specification is equally impressive, with a Kaldewei steel bath, a wall-hung basin by Lapei and Dornbracht fittings. Internorm windows and doors sourced from Austria offer exceptional quality, combining hardwood interiors, aluminium cladding externally, double glazing and integrated blinds for privacy. Character has been retained throughout the property with vaulted ceilings, exposed beams and thoughtfully designed ambient lighting that enhances the building’s original form. Outside, the home enjoys a private seating area within the communal gardens, and the covered car-port with additional driveway space and secure storage provides practicality. Broad Hinton itself adds considerably to the appeal of this home. The village sits within the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and is surrounded by expansive downland and open countryside, creating a peaceful rural setting with a strong sense of place. Despite its tranquillity, the village offers a welcoming and well-supported community, with a traditional pub, an Italian restaurant, a village hall and a well-regarded primary school all close at hand. The surrounding landscape is rich with heritage; the nearby Hackpen White Horse sits on the slopes of the Marlborough Downs, and The Ridgeway National Trail — one of Britain’s most historic walking routes — lies within easy reach, providing exceptional opportunities for walking, cycling and outdoor pursuits. The property is conveniently positioned for access to the wider area. The market town of Marlborough, known for its shops, cafés and independent businesses, is only a short drive away, while Royal Wootton Bassett and Swindon provide additional services, leisure facilities and transport links. This rare combination of high-spec contemporary living, traditional architectural charm, picturesque surroundings and practical village amenities makes the property an exceptional opportunity within one of Wiltshire’s most attractive rural communities. EPC Rating: E Council Tax Band: D Ref: RSSTPETE