Beech Knoll House, a Grade II listed property, is a magnificent family home situated in approximately one acre of gardens and grounds in the picturesque Wiltshire village of Aldbourne. The property, originally constructed in 1795, boasts high ceilings, wooden floors, and original features such as Victorian lanterns and shutters. The main house features six bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with an en-suite bathroom and stunning views of the surrounding countryside. The property also includes a billiard room, conservatory, and cellars. The formal garden wraps around the house, with a walled garden, fruit trees, and a swimming pool. The Coach House, also Grade II listed, provides a one-bedroom cottage with its own entrance. The village of Aldbourne offers a range of amenities, including a primary school, church, and several public houses. The property is surrounded by rolling chalk hills and has excellent communication links to London and the west country.