House For Sale £850,000
Situation
52 Lockeridge is situated at the heart of the desirable village of Lockeridge. The house has its own driveway to thee side with a large parking area and flanked by attractive gardens. The area is designated as being of ‘Outstanding Natural Beauty’ and the centre of the village is a conservation area predominately period houses and some individual modern. There is a pub and village school and a wide range of facilities and outstanding schools are available in the nearby market town of Marlborough. The property is approximately 11 miles to the south of Junction 15 of the M4 motorway. There are train stations at Swindon, Great Bedwyn and Pewsey taking approximately 1 hour to connect to London Paddington. The river Kennet flows through the village and the area generally is well placed for walking, riding and other pursuit taking advantage of the Marlborough Downs, Pewsey Vale and Kennet Valley.
Description
52 Lockeridge is a most picturesque and charming thatched and tiled house. It dates originally from the early 18th Century with more recent additions. The original house has white painted stone and brick elevations under a thatched roof incorporating a more recent brick and tiled extension in the 1980’s. It provides generous accommodation with many fine period features including exposed timbers and fireplaces with bread ovens. There are elegant principal reception areas and all the bedrooms are of good size. The kitchen is comprehensively fitted and with an electric aga. All the bathrooms are beautifully appointed with quality sanitary ware throughout. The extension provides an office/studio space with unusually plenty of front floor storage and guest bedroom and shower room.
There is a private driveway with plenty of parking. There is a recently lapsed permission for an Oak frame car port which should be easily reinstated.
Outside
To the rear are beautifully tended gardens with expansive lawns interspersed by well stocked bed and enclosed by mature hedges and shrubbery. There is a paved terrace adjacent to the rear with seating/BBQ area. There is a useful garden room/studio which could also make a usual home office/summer house. The garden gently slopes towards the adjoining farmland.
52 Lockeridge is situated at the heart of the desirable village of Lockeridge. The house has its own driveway to thee side with a large parking area and flanked by attractive gardens. The area is designated as being of ‘Outstanding Natural Beauty’ and the centre of the village is a conservation area predominately period houses and some individual modern. There is a pub and village school and a wide range of facilities and outstanding schools are available in the nearby market town of Marlborough. The property is approximately 11 miles to the south of Junction 15 of the M4 motorway. There are train stations at Swindon, Great Bedwyn and Pewsey taking approximately 1 hour to connect to London Paddington. The river Kennet flows through the village and the area generally is well placed for walking, riding and other pursuit taking advantage of the Marlborough Downs, Pewsey Vale and Kennet Valley.
Description
52 Lockeridge is a most picturesque and charming thatched and tiled house. It dates originally from the early 18th Century with more recent additions. The original house has white painted stone and brick elevations under a thatched roof incorporating a more recent brick and tiled extension in the 1980’s. It provides generous accommodation with many fine period features including exposed timbers and fireplaces with bread ovens. There are elegant principal reception areas and all the bedrooms are of good size. The kitchen is comprehensively fitted and with an electric aga. All the bathrooms are beautifully appointed with quality sanitary ware throughout. The extension provides an office/studio space with unusually plenty of front floor storage and guest bedroom and shower room.
There is a private driveway with plenty of parking. There is a recently lapsed permission for an Oak frame car port which should be easily reinstated.
Outside
To the rear are beautifully tended gardens with expansive lawns interspersed by well stocked bed and enclosed by mature hedges and shrubbery. There is a paved terrace adjacent to the rear with seating/BBQ area. There is a useful garden room/studio which could also make a usual home office/summer house. The garden gently slopes towards the adjoining farmland.
