House For Sale £410,000
This highly attractive double-fronted stone 18th century Grade II listed cottage, is situated in the centre of the well-regarded market town of Highworth.
As you enter the central entrance hall, you are treated to the original quarry tiled flooring, with an impressive wide staircase to the first floor. To the right of the hallway, is the pretty dual-aspect sitting/family room with a fitted gas fireplace with decorative surround, original flagstone flooring, exposed wall and ceiling beams, and a secondary fireplace housing an attractive Victorian cast-iron range.
Adjacent to the sitting/family room, is the formal dining room, with a wealth of period features, which includes original wall panelling, ceiling beams, wooden flooring and open fireplace.
Open to the dining room, is the through study area, with its original stone mullion external window to the kitchen/wooden-framed conservatory extension.
Via the study area, the inner hallway provides access to the kitchen area and the family room, with the highly contemporary kitchen offering a good selection of modern wall and base units, stainless steel fitted electric oven and hob, Belfast sink, and french doors through to the extensive cottage gardens.
To the first floor, the good-size landing area leads to the master bedroom with overstairs wardrobe cupboard, which is also mirrored in bedroom 2. The two further bedrooms are of a generous size, with all three bedrooms being serviced by the superbly presented family bathroom.
The cottage gardens offer a good degree of seclusion, with two separate patio terraces, a good-size central lawn area with flower and shrub borders, with gated access to an additional garden space with a large wooden outbuilding, which could be converted into a useful studio/home office, subject to the usual consent.
To the front of the cottage, there is attractive wrought-iron fencing, with double gates through to the hardstanding driveway, providing space for one vehicle, with plenty of on-street parking, subject to availability.<br /><br />Highworth is the highest town in Wiltshire. The Grade II listed High Street has a variety of shops and businesses, cafes, pubs and restaurants.
The local schools consist of two Primary and Junior Schools and one Secondary school - all in walking distance of this property. Sixth Form Colleges can be found in nearby Swindon and Cirencester.
An excellent Doctors Surgery, Dentist and Opticians are all within walking distance of this property.
The area has great transport links, the A420 to Oxford and the A419 which links to the M4/M5 Motorways. Swindon Station is approximately 6 miles away and trains to central London, Bath and Bristol and the West Country run on a regular timetable.
As you enter the central entrance hall, you are treated to the original quarry tiled flooring, with an impressive wide staircase to the first floor. To the right of the hallway, is the pretty dual-aspect sitting/family room with a fitted gas fireplace with decorative surround, original flagstone flooring, exposed wall and ceiling beams, and a secondary fireplace housing an attractive Victorian cast-iron range.
Adjacent to the sitting/family room, is the formal dining room, with a wealth of period features, which includes original wall panelling, ceiling beams, wooden flooring and open fireplace.
Open to the dining room, is the through study area, with its original stone mullion external window to the kitchen/wooden-framed conservatory extension.
Via the study area, the inner hallway provides access to the kitchen area and the family room, with the highly contemporary kitchen offering a good selection of modern wall and base units, stainless steel fitted electric oven and hob, Belfast sink, and french doors through to the extensive cottage gardens.
To the first floor, the good-size landing area leads to the master bedroom with overstairs wardrobe cupboard, which is also mirrored in bedroom 2. The two further bedrooms are of a generous size, with all three bedrooms being serviced by the superbly presented family bathroom.
The cottage gardens offer a good degree of seclusion, with two separate patio terraces, a good-size central lawn area with flower and shrub borders, with gated access to an additional garden space with a large wooden outbuilding, which could be converted into a useful studio/home office, subject to the usual consent.
To the front of the cottage, there is attractive wrought-iron fencing, with double gates through to the hardstanding driveway, providing space for one vehicle, with plenty of on-street parking, subject to availability.<br /><br />Highworth is the highest town in Wiltshire. The Grade II listed High Street has a variety of shops and businesses, cafes, pubs and restaurants.
The local schools consist of two Primary and Junior Schools and one Secondary school - all in walking distance of this property. Sixth Form Colleges can be found in nearby Swindon and Cirencester.
An excellent Doctors Surgery, Dentist and Opticians are all within walking distance of this property.
The area has great transport links, the A420 to Oxford and the A419 which links to the M4/M5 Motorways. Swindon Station is approximately 6 miles away and trains to central London, Bath and Bristol and the West Country run on a regular timetable.
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