House For Sale £525,000
Spacious late 19th Century semi-detached cottage with Architect-designed extensions to the side and rear providing well thought out living accommodation, Air Source Heat Pump. Recently redecorated throughout.
Dual aspect kitchen with slate flagstone floor, underfloor heating; John Lewis of Hungerford kitchen with integral fridge / freezer, dishwasher and large range cooker; French doors provide access to the patio.
Piano room, which is currently used as a study.
Utility room with work surface, wall mounted kitchen units, plumbing for a washing machine, and room for further appliances.
Dining room, with built in bookcases, engineered oak flooring, underfloor heating and woodburner.
Vaulted Sitting room, designed to optimise light with a 6-metre-long glass double glazed wall, and additional high-level glazing, limestone floor, underfloor heating, free-standing wood burner and zinc roof.
Studio, (which could also be used as an additional en-suite bedroom) with door onto the patio, timber floor and underfloor heating.
Downstairs shower and wc.
Upstairs the vaulted main bedroom has bespoke built in wardrobes, engineered oak flooring, underfloor heating and an en-suite bathroom. Large French windows overlook the garden.
Walk-in wardrobe.
The remaining two bedrooms have engineered oak floor, modern cast iron style radiators and splendid views. Family bathroom, with shower over bath and built-in storage.
The attic has been converted to a temporary room accessed by pull down steps, and has been used as a guest room, with ample under-eaves storage.
Outside
A drive to the front provides parking for 2 cars; additional parking is available on the village road. The front garden is mainly laid to lawn with a mature weeping willow and weeping beech trees. Side access leads to the sunny aspect rear patio with planted border. The remaining garden has two apple trees and a mature beech tree, with a hedge along both sides providing privacy. There is a discrete wood clad shipping container at the top of the garden that provides secure storage.
Situation
The popular village of East Chisenbury lies to the south of Upavon where there are good local amenities including a shop, a post office, and 2 public houses. Of particular note is the highly regarded and Michelin starred Red Lion Public House within the village itself. Pewsey is 6 miles to the north offering a wider range of shops and amenities, together with a railway station with services to London Paddington. The historic market town of Marlborough is about 13 miles to the North where a more comprehensive range of shops and eateries can be found.
Dual aspect kitchen with slate flagstone floor, underfloor heating; John Lewis of Hungerford kitchen with integral fridge / freezer, dishwasher and large range cooker; French doors provide access to the patio.
Piano room, which is currently used as a study.
Utility room with work surface, wall mounted kitchen units, plumbing for a washing machine, and room for further appliances.
Dining room, with built in bookcases, engineered oak flooring, underfloor heating and woodburner.
Vaulted Sitting room, designed to optimise light with a 6-metre-long glass double glazed wall, and additional high-level glazing, limestone floor, underfloor heating, free-standing wood burner and zinc roof.
Studio, (which could also be used as an additional en-suite bedroom) with door onto the patio, timber floor and underfloor heating.
Downstairs shower and wc.
Upstairs the vaulted main bedroom has bespoke built in wardrobes, engineered oak flooring, underfloor heating and an en-suite bathroom. Large French windows overlook the garden.
Walk-in wardrobe.
The remaining two bedrooms have engineered oak floor, modern cast iron style radiators and splendid views. Family bathroom, with shower over bath and built-in storage.
The attic has been converted to a temporary room accessed by pull down steps, and has been used as a guest room, with ample under-eaves storage.
Outside
A drive to the front provides parking for 2 cars; additional parking is available on the village road. The front garden is mainly laid to lawn with a mature weeping willow and weeping beech trees. Side access leads to the sunny aspect rear patio with planted border. The remaining garden has two apple trees and a mature beech tree, with a hedge along both sides providing privacy. There is a discrete wood clad shipping container at the top of the garden that provides secure storage.
Situation
The popular village of East Chisenbury lies to the south of Upavon where there are good local amenities including a shop, a post office, and 2 public houses. Of particular note is the highly regarded and Michelin starred Red Lion Public House within the village itself. Pewsey is 6 miles to the north offering a wider range of shops and amenities, together with a railway station with services to London Paddington. The historic market town of Marlborough is about 13 miles to the North where a more comprehensive range of shops and eateries can be found.
