The Bapton Manor Estate is a classic English agricultural and sporting estate located in Wiltshire's rolling Downland. The estate comprises 1,102 acres of arable farmland, with many fields of significant scale, allowing for modern farming practices. The land also features permanent pasture, mixed woodland areas, and areas designated as Sites of Special Scientific Interest. The estate's buildings, including Bake Farm and Wylye Down, offer potential for repurposing or expansion, subject to planning consents. The estate has significant potential for a partridge and pheasant shoot, with a range of sporting drives and a comfortable shelter for shoot days. Located near the A303/A36 junction, the estate has excellent communication links to London, the south west, and the Cathedral City of Salisbury. The estate is also close to the World Heritage Site of Stonehenge and the Cranborne Chase National Landscape, offering beautiful unspoilt countryside and a range of outdoor activities.