House For Sale £425,000
Situation
Tucked away in North Wiltshire and nestled against the ancient Hangings at Clyffe, is a cluster of pretty hamlets. The Cottage is situated in the quiet conservation area at the heart of the pretty village of Clyffe Pypard.
The nearby villages of Broad Hinton and Broad Town both have primary schools. St Margaret’s and St Mary’s, Calne are close by and Marlborough College is also easily accessible, providing
excellent public schooling options. Marlborough lies 9 miles to the east across the Downs and Swindon is approximately 10 miles to the north with regular train services to London Paddington (approx 1 hour) and Bath (30mins).
The M4 Junction 16 lies 8 miles to the north.
Description
The Cottage dates back to c1750, constructed of painted brick elevations under a recently rethatched roof with raised dormer relieved by hardwood double windows arranged over two floors. Whilst the interior is full of charm and character with many period features including exposed wall and ceiling beams and inglenook fireplace, it has been refurbished to provide beautiful light and airy accommodation, ideal for
modern family living. The house has views over the front and side private walled gardens which have been professionally designed as well as views of the adjacent fields and ancient Hangings. The spacious living accommodation is incredibly
well presented in a palette of contemporary, neutral colours.
Access to the house is via an enclosed porch ideal for coats, boots and storage for dried logs. The porch opens to the dining room.
The kitchen/breakfast room hosts a range of handmade wall and floor units (fully enclosed washing machine and dishwasher), with solid oak worktops, flagstone flooring and double doors
leading out onto the garden seating area. The sitting room is dual aspect to the front and side of the house, has a log burner housed in a inglenook fireplace with double doors leading out onto garden. The dining room with stairs leading to the first floor complete the ground floor accommodation.
Upstairs there are two bedrooms complimented with a well-appointed bathroom, including doubled-ended bath and overhead power shower.
Outside
The house is approached via the village road with parking on the gravelled area or street. Access to the house is via an arched gate leading to the front door through the private walled garden. The beautifully presented garden laid to lawn with plenty of established specimen trees and shrubs, paved terrace and gravelled entertaining area enjoying the sun all day. The garden is fully enclosed, quiet and private.
Tucked away in North Wiltshire and nestled against the ancient Hangings at Clyffe, is a cluster of pretty hamlets. The Cottage is situated in the quiet conservation area at the heart of the pretty village of Clyffe Pypard.
The nearby villages of Broad Hinton and Broad Town both have primary schools. St Margaret’s and St Mary’s, Calne are close by and Marlborough College is also easily accessible, providing
excellent public schooling options. Marlborough lies 9 miles to the east across the Downs and Swindon is approximately 10 miles to the north with regular train services to London Paddington (approx 1 hour) and Bath (30mins).
The M4 Junction 16 lies 8 miles to the north.
Description
The Cottage dates back to c1750, constructed of painted brick elevations under a recently rethatched roof with raised dormer relieved by hardwood double windows arranged over two floors. Whilst the interior is full of charm and character with many period features including exposed wall and ceiling beams and inglenook fireplace, it has been refurbished to provide beautiful light and airy accommodation, ideal for
modern family living. The house has views over the front and side private walled gardens which have been professionally designed as well as views of the adjacent fields and ancient Hangings. The spacious living accommodation is incredibly
well presented in a palette of contemporary, neutral colours.
Access to the house is via an enclosed porch ideal for coats, boots and storage for dried logs. The porch opens to the dining room.
The kitchen/breakfast room hosts a range of handmade wall and floor units (fully enclosed washing machine and dishwasher), with solid oak worktops, flagstone flooring and double doors
leading out onto the garden seating area. The sitting room is dual aspect to the front and side of the house, has a log burner housed in a inglenook fireplace with double doors leading out onto garden. The dining room with stairs leading to the first floor complete the ground floor accommodation.
Upstairs there are two bedrooms complimented with a well-appointed bathroom, including doubled-ended bath and overhead power shower.
Outside
The house is approached via the village road with parking on the gravelled area or street. Access to the house is via an arched gate leading to the front door through the private walled garden. The beautifully presented garden laid to lawn with plenty of established specimen trees and shrubs, paved terrace and gravelled entertaining area enjoying the sun all day. The garden is fully enclosed, quiet and private.
