Albion House, a charming 18th-century home, was once a post office and antiques shop, now lovingly restored by designer Adam Calkin into a unique and playful residence. With a rich history dating back to 1720-1740, the house features original stone fireplaces, flagstone floors, and exposed stone walls. Calkin's creative touch is evident throughout, with a vibrant color palette, reinstated panelling, and decorative cornices. The interior is a treasure trove of whimsical touches, including hidden rooms, built-in cabin beds, and ceiling murals. The house boasts three reception spaces, a kitchen, and four bedrooms, each with its own distinct character. The property also includes a beautiful rear garden, outbuildings ripe for development, and stunning views of the surrounding Wiltshire countryside.