Canters Mead is a stunning natural stone house, believed to date back to 1820, situated in an elevated position overlooking private gardens, stables, paddocks, and meadows along the River Avon. The property boasts a spacious interior, with a well-equipped kitchen, dining and sitting rooms, three bedrooms, a family bathroom, and a WC on the first floor, and a fourth bedroom with a dressing room and shower room on the second floor. The house has been well-maintained, with many windows and doors replaced in 2013, and has scope for extension and remodeling of the outbuildings. The property sits on 5.7 acres of land, including a private garden, paddocks, and meadows, with an all-weather riding arena, stables, and a hot tub. The house is located near the village of Brokenbrough and the historic market town of Malmesbury, with easy access to the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and nearby towns such as Tetbury and Cirencester.