This property is a historic church in the village of Patney, Wiltshire, which has been converted into a stunning home. The building is constructed of malmstone with limestone dressings and a clay tiled roof, featuring a bell-cote, windows with trefoiled lancets and a chancel arch carried on big half shafts. The interior boasts a fully working fireplace and a full height window in the dining room, as well as fine stained glass and ecclesiastical furnishings such as a Jacobean oak pulpit and an ancient medieval ornate piscine. The churchyard has been simply and thoughtfully landscaped and contains a number of headstones and tombs, including a separately listed Grade II Crusader tomb. The property enjoys a lofty and welcoming atmosphere with modern day home comforts such as underfloor heating and mains services, and there is scope to improve subject to the usual consents. The gardens surrounding the church have been attractively landscaped with lawns, flower and shrub borders, herbs, and a variety of trees, as well as two flagged terraces, a timber summerhouse, and a log store. The property is connected to mains water, electricity, and drainage, and is heated by oil-fired underfloor central heating.