Monday 4th January 2016
Teddington House, 47 Church Street, Warminster, Wiltshire.
Grade II Listed. 18th Century. Detached Town House. Four Reception Rooms. Five/Six Bedrooms. Three Bath/Shower Rooms. Two Further Flats. Double And Single Garages. Large Walled Gardens. Ample Parking.
Teddington House is one of the most prestigious properties in Warminster. It was originally bought from Longleat in 1700. It is a detached 18th Century Grade II listed town house standing in what was historically the centre of Warminster. Teddington House has had a varied life ranging from a wool store, a maltster’s house, was the home of the artist Maxwell Arnfield, and has been used by a publishing business.
The property benefits from four reception rooms, five/six bedrooms, three bath/shower rooms. There are two further flats. Flat 1, is on the ground floor, and consists of as kitchen, living room, bedroom and ensuite bathroom. Flat 2, has a ground floor kitchen, first floor living room, bedroom and bathroom. Both flats are accessed via separate entranceways external to the main house.
There is one double and one single garage and a large parking area which is accessed from Obelisk Terrace. A particular feature of the house is a large well-tended walled garden, with a pond.
