House For Sale £925,000
– Chippenham 3.7 miles (London Paddington from 75 minutes). M4 (J17) 8 miles, Bath 12 miles.
Lot 1; Guide Price £925,000
Main House – Reception hall. Drawing Room. Living Room. Dining Room. Kitchen/Breakfast Room. Larder. Cloakroom. Six Bedrooms. Bathroom. Shower room. Large
attic space.
Annexe: Reception hall. Living/Dining Room. Kitchen. Cloakroom. Two bedrooms. Bathroom. Balcony and terrace.
Outside: In and out carriage driveway. Large parking area. Double Garage. Large level south facing gardens.
Lot 2; Guide price £150,000
Area of side garden with potential for development. 0.30 acres
Both Lots 1 and 2 together measure a total of 1.16 acres.
Description
Axfords Patch has been in the same family ownership since the land was bought and is believed to have been build in 1926. The property is presently arranged as a six bedroom house with an adjoining two bedroom annexe. The interconnecting doors are still in place if one wished to incorporate the annexe into the main house accommodation. Driveways either end of the road frontage sweep around to a parking area and double garage to the side of the house.
A lovely large and level lawn sweeps around the rear of the house, facing south to maximise the sunny aspect. The grounds are surrounded by mature trees to make a private setting.
A welcoming hallway has parquet wood flooring, an open fireplace and an oak staircase leading to the first floor. At one end of the ground floor is a large drawing Room with stripped wooden floors and having access into the garden at the side
of the house. A living room and dining room sit at the centre of the house overlooking the garden, the dining room having double doors to the outside. At the far end is a large kitchen/Breakfast room, doors lead through a larder to access the front drive and the original door is retained for access to the annexe.
The first floor offers six large bedrooms, a bathroom and shower room. The bedroom at the far eastern end of the house again having an interconnecting door to the annexe on this level. Access up a wooden ladder leads into a large attic
space with potential for conversion to further accommodation, having a window and high pitched roof.
The annexe has its own parking area and the garden has been split off by shrubs to make a private area. It has large rooms on two floors with the benefit of a large balony off the main
bedroom which allows for a covered terrace off the main living room beneath.
An area to the side of the property has been separated off as Lot 2, available by separate negotiation as it has development potential subject to planning permission.
Situation:
Axfords Patch is very well placed, set back from the Corsham Road, on the edge of the renowned village of Lacock. Lacock is a popular backdrop for film makers of period and costume dramas such as Cranford Chronicles, Harry Potter and Pride
and Prejudice. The picturesque National Trust village has much to offer new arrivals including five inns, a village store/post office, well reputed primary school, Lacock Abbey with the Fox Talbot Photography Museum and fabulous surrounding
countryside, providing excellent walking and riding routes. The village is 2½ miles south west of Chippenham with commuter links to London via the railway station taking approximately 75
minutes and Junction 17 of the M4 is approximately 8 miles to the north. Bath, Bristol and Swindon are all within easy reach.
Schools in the area are very well regarded in both the public and private sectors.
Additional information
Tenure: Freehold
Services: All mains services are connected
Viewing: Strictly by appointment with Carter Jonas
Directions: From Chippenham, proceed south on the A350 towards Lacock, as you approach the village, at the first set of traffic lights, turn right into Corsham Road and the property is located after a short distance on the left hand side of the road.
Lot 1; Guide Price £925,000
Main House – Reception hall. Drawing Room. Living Room. Dining Room. Kitchen/Breakfast Room. Larder. Cloakroom. Six Bedrooms. Bathroom. Shower room. Large
attic space.
Annexe: Reception hall. Living/Dining Room. Kitchen. Cloakroom. Two bedrooms. Bathroom. Balcony and terrace.
Outside: In and out carriage driveway. Large parking area. Double Garage. Large level south facing gardens.
Lot 2; Guide price £150,000
Area of side garden with potential for development. 0.30 acres
Both Lots 1 and 2 together measure a total of 1.16 acres.
Description
Axfords Patch has been in the same family ownership since the land was bought and is believed to have been build in 1926. The property is presently arranged as a six bedroom house with an adjoining two bedroom annexe. The interconnecting doors are still in place if one wished to incorporate the annexe into the main house accommodation. Driveways either end of the road frontage sweep around to a parking area and double garage to the side of the house.
A lovely large and level lawn sweeps around the rear of the house, facing south to maximise the sunny aspect. The grounds are surrounded by mature trees to make a private setting.
A welcoming hallway has parquet wood flooring, an open fireplace and an oak staircase leading to the first floor. At one end of the ground floor is a large drawing Room with stripped wooden floors and having access into the garden at the side
of the house. A living room and dining room sit at the centre of the house overlooking the garden, the dining room having double doors to the outside. At the far end is a large kitchen/Breakfast room, doors lead through a larder to access the front drive and the original door is retained for access to the annexe.
The first floor offers six large bedrooms, a bathroom and shower room. The bedroom at the far eastern end of the house again having an interconnecting door to the annexe on this level. Access up a wooden ladder leads into a large attic
space with potential for conversion to further accommodation, having a window and high pitched roof.
The annexe has its own parking area and the garden has been split off by shrubs to make a private area. It has large rooms on two floors with the benefit of a large balony off the main
bedroom which allows for a covered terrace off the main living room beneath.
An area to the side of the property has been separated off as Lot 2, available by separate negotiation as it has development potential subject to planning permission.
Situation:
Axfords Patch is very well placed, set back from the Corsham Road, on the edge of the renowned village of Lacock. Lacock is a popular backdrop for film makers of period and costume dramas such as Cranford Chronicles, Harry Potter and Pride
and Prejudice. The picturesque National Trust village has much to offer new arrivals including five inns, a village store/post office, well reputed primary school, Lacock Abbey with the Fox Talbot Photography Museum and fabulous surrounding
countryside, providing excellent walking and riding routes. The village is 2½ miles south west of Chippenham with commuter links to London via the railway station taking approximately 75
minutes and Junction 17 of the M4 is approximately 8 miles to the north. Bath, Bristol and Swindon are all within easy reach.
Schools in the area are very well regarded in both the public and private sectors.
Additional information
Tenure: Freehold
Services: All mains services are connected
Viewing: Strictly by appointment with Carter Jonas
Directions: From Chippenham, proceed south on the A350 towards Lacock, as you approach the village, at the first set of traffic lights, turn right into Corsham Road and the property is located after a short distance on the left hand side of the road.
