This charming period home, known as 'The Cotty', boasts an enviable position with stunning views of the Marlborough downs and the White Horse at Hackpen Hill. Originally built in the 1760s, the property has been extended over the years to provide spacious and well-appointed family accommodation. The interior features a wealth of character, including exposed chalk stone walls, wood burning stoves, and bi-fold doors leading out to the garden. The property offers four reception rooms, including a dual-aspect sitting room with a wood burning stove, a snug/study with a chalk stone fireplace, and a dining room with a chalk stone fireplace and bread oven. The kitchen is equipped with a peninsular worktop, and there is also a family room with access to the rear and large windows offering views of the gardens. The property has four double bedrooms and two family bathrooms, and is situated in a private and elevated position with a pretty cottage garden to the front and a large and well-established rear garden with stunning views.