SITUATION
Andover 8 miles, Stockbridge 15 miles, Newbury 15 miles, Winchester 23 miles Mainline train station Andover to London/Waterloo (70 minutes) Southampton International Airport 35 miles

LOCAL, SPORTING & RECREATIONAL
The Cart House is within walking distance of the village pub, The Hatchett, with excellent walking, cycling and riding opportunities into the surrounding countryside close by. A wide range of shopping and recreational facilities are available in Andover and Newbury.

THE CART HOUSE
Full Planning Permission K/59494/F was granted by Kennet District Council on 24/02/2009 for conversion of The Cart House to Holiday Accommodation (subject to conditions).

LOCAL AUTHORITY
Wiltshire Council Tel: 0300 456 0100

DIRECTIONS
From the A303 head west on A342 signposted Marlborough/Devizes. In the centre of Weyhill at the church turn right. At the crossroads continue straight over signposted Clanville, continue through the village and take the second turning on your left to Chute Cadley where the turning to The Cart House will be found further along on your right and the property will be found at the end of the road on your left indicated by a Fox Grant for sale board.

VIEWINGS
Strictly by appointment – please contact Chris McNiven or Adam Field on 01722 782727 or e-mail chris@foxgrant.com.

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