An Exceptional Grade II Listed Townhouse In One Of Malmesbury's Most Sought After Locations

Bluett House is an elegant Grade II listed townhouse that occupies an enviable position within the historic heart of Malmesbury. Believed to date back several centuries, the property has been sympathetically improved and carefully maintained, successfully blending its wealth of original architectural features with high-quality contemporary finishes to create an impressive family home extending to almost 3,000 sq ft.

Arranged over four principal floors, the accommodation is both generous and adaptable, providing an excellent balance of formal reception space and comfortable everyday living. Throughout the house there is an abundance of period charm, complemented by excellent natural light and outstanding elevated views across the River Avon valley.

The welcoming entrance hall immediately reflects the character of the property, with elegant proportions and access to the principal reception rooms. The sitting room provides a beautifully appointed space for relaxation, enhanced by period detailing and large sash windows that frame the spectacular outlook beyond.

A separate drawing room offers an additional reception area, equally suited to entertaining or family use, while the formal dining room provides an elegant setting for hosting guests. The recently refurbished kitchen has been thoughtfully designed to combine style with practicality, featuring an extensive range of contemporary cabinetry, quality integrated appliances and generous preparation space. There is ample room for informal dining, creating a sociable heart to the home ideal for modern family life.

The upper floors provide spacious bedroom accommodation, centred around an impressive principal bedroom enjoying elevated views across the surrounding countryside. Two further double bedrooms are complemented by a flexible dressing room, which could equally serve as a fourth bedroom, nursery or home office depending on individual requirements. Two well-appointed bathrooms serve the bedroom accommodation, ensuring the property is equally suited to family occupation or visiting guests.

One of the property’s most remarkable features lies beneath the house. A substantial medieval undercroft dating from the fifteenth century provides an extraordinary vaulted stone chamber of immense historical significance. This fascinating
space offers tremendous character together with exciting potential for a variety of future uses, subject to any necessary consents.