This charming 17th century country retreat, known as Rose Bower, is a rare opportunity to own a piece of history. Set in 1.3 acres of unspoilt gardens and grounds in the picturesque Chalke Valley, the property was once the country retreat of Sir Anthony Eden and his wife Clarissa, niece of Sir Winston Churchill. The cottage, with its two bedrooms, has been lovingly maintained and has a wealth of character and charm. The property's most notable feature is its magical setting, with stunning views of the surrounding countryside and a unique mix of wildlife, including water voles, water shrews, and kingfishers. The property also boasts a range of outbuildings, including a writer's bothy, which provides additional office space and outside living areas. Located in the heart of the Chalke Valley, the property is surrounded by some of the most attractive and unspoilt countryside in Wiltshire, with the village of Broad Chalke just a short distance away. With its rich history, beautiful setting, and abundance of wildlife, Rose Bower is a truly unique opportunity to own a piece of English country life.