Priestley House is a unique, Grade II* listed family home with a rich history, dating back to the 18th century when it was lived in by Joseph Priestley, the scientist who discovered oxygen. The property has been sympathetically modernized and maintained while retaining its original charm and period features. It boasts a lovely feel throughout, with a mix of practicality and elegance, and features a range of reception spaces, including a stunning drawing room with large sash windows and a well-appointed kitchen/breakfast room with handmade cabinetry and an AGA. The main bedroom is exceptional, with a vaulted ceiling, stylish ensuite bathroom, and a dressing room on a mezzanine floor. The property also has a large walled garden, a conservatory, and a stone sun terrace, as well as a single garage/workshop/store and additional parking. Located on the town's picturesque Green, Priestley House is within easy reach of Calne's amenities, as well as larger towns like Chippenham and Swindon, and has excellent access to the M4 motorway and mainline railway station.