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An imposing four-storey Cotswold stone period property dating back to the early 1800's It was purchased by St. Dunstans (the charity for Blind People) and allocated to a soldier, blinded in the Great War of 1914-1918, as part of the Homes for Heroes movement The ex-soldier was William Davies and he lived in the house until he died in 1948, with his widow remaining there until her death in 1965 The property was then purchased in 1968 by the current owners’ family, who undertook some modernisation works in 2017, including new roof, new basement floor, and new lower staircase
Charming three-bedroom detached cottage-style home in the centre of the well-regarded village of Lyneham
The cottage offers a wealth of period features and low-maintenance courtyard garden
This pretty south-west facing Cotswold stone terrace of cottages is believed to date from 1896
