This charming home forms part of a unique country house conversion completed in 2004, once the residence of renowned First World War poet and biographer Siegfried Sassoon. The property boasts many period features, including fireplaces, stone walls, Oak beams, and original wood doors and ironwork. The beautiful residence offers a tranquil living space, manicured grounds, and private gardens. The accommodation comprises a grand entrance, dining hall, kitchen/breakfast room, study, dining room, lounge with wood burner, and four bedrooms, including an en-suite and a family shower room. The property also features tended private lawned gardens, Beech hedging, and a double garage located in a nearby block. Heytesbury Park is approached via a long private tree-lined driveway, and the property's history dates back to William the Conqueror, with changes in ownership over the centuries. The house is featured in Pevsner's Architectural Guide on important buildings of England, Wiltshire edition, and service charges are approximately £700 per year.