Jaggards is a beautiful Grade II* Listed Jacobean country house with medieval elements, offering a peaceful retreat from modern life. The property combines medieval, Georgian, and Victorian interiors with Jacobean oakpaneled drawing rooms and traditional strapwork ceilings, creating a unique blend of character and practicality.

The current owner has carefully maintained and restored the property over the past 25 years. Previously, it was home to the same family for over 200 years, who were descendants of Oliver Cromwell. Jaggards is considered one of the most impressive homes in the county.

The ground floor features multiple reception rooms and a large kitchen/breakfast room located at the west end of the house. At the rear, a Neo-Gothic Bath stone conservatory faces south, providing an ideal space for summer entertaining.

On the first floor, there are six bedrooms, a family room, and a secondary staircase leading to the second floor, which includes two additional bedrooms, two bathrooms, and the principal suite.

To the rear of Jaggards is a substantial Coach House comprising a separate dwelling on the first floor for ancillary accommodation along with further stabling and stores, which could be converted subject to obtaining the necessary consents.

This property has 2.8 acres of land.

Outside

The property’s grounds are equally impressive, with formal gardens, ancient yew hedging, and manicured lawns. Features include a historic dovecote with approximately 1,000 nesting boxes and a Georgian outdoor privy with decorative friezes. Winding paths lead through mature oak trees, a coppiced hornbeam grove, and a formal orchard within a wisteriacovered walled garden, with seasonal blooms enhancing the box-hedged beds.

Jaggards offers a rare opportunity to own a historic and ellmaintained country home with spacious living areas and extensive grounds, perfect for family life or as a country retreat.

Situation

Jaggards is situated on the edge of Neston in a conservation area, backing on to open fields and farmland and is within easy reach of open countryside. The village has an active community with village hall, country pub and pre and primary schools close by. Approximately 8 miles west is The World Heritage City of Bath, famed for its Roman heritage and Georgian architecture, that offers a wide variety of cultural, leisure, sports and shopping facilities.The popular town of Corsham with its bustling High Street is approximately two miles north, and Chippenham is approximately 7 miles east. Chippenham station has mainline rail connections to London Paddington (journey time from 60 minutes).The M4 (junction 17) is approximately 10 miles distant providing access to London, the South West and linking with the M5 to the north and south. All distances taken from Google maps.

Directions

From Salisbury head north on the A345 towards Amesbury, continuing over 3 roundabouts. Then following the A303 west, take the A360 towards Stonehenge, following this for some time until turning left onto Bath Road (A365). Continuing over 2 roundabouts, where at the third you will take the 2nd exit on to the A350, following this over 2 further roundabouts. Then keeping left on to Bath Road (A365), following this road until a right turn just past Acworth Church. Continue on this road, turning left onto Chapel Lane, left on onto Locks Cross and lastly a right turn onto Jaggars Lane where the property will be found on your left.