House For Sale £370,000
The Old School House is the former school master's home in the heart of this most popular of Wiltshire villages. There is ample storage in the very large attic space and outside, a small courtyard garden at the back provides a lovely sunny spot.
At a glance
Downstairs:
Dining room
sitting room
cloakroom
kitchen / breakfast room
rear lobby / boot room
utilty room
Upstairs
three bedrooms
spacious landing dressing area
family bathroom
staircase up to attic
Outside:
Metal railings enclose a small area to the front and a gate at the side leads to a very private paved courtyard with a brick log store.
Services
mains water, drainage and electricity, lpg fired central heating.
EPC exempt - Grade II Listed
Wiltshire Council Tax Band E
Location:
The picturesque village of Steeple Ashton has an award-winning public house, The Longs Arms (currently undergoing refurbishment) and a top notch local community-owned café/village store, an imposing 15th Century church and a pretty, central village green.
The county town of Trowbridge is nearby with large supermarkets and a railway station whilst the beautiful city of Bath is around half an hour away, with a wealth of fine restaurants, shops and cultural attractions. The beautiful Salisbury Plain is within easy access, as is the famous Kennet and Avon canal both giving first class opportunities for walking, cycling and riding.
Mainline rail services are available at Westbury and Chippenham to London Paddington at a journey time of around 70 minutes. The M4 (Junction 17) provides good road access to Central London and the wider national motorway network.
This part of Wiltshire is well known for the quality of its schooling in both the state and private sectors. Keevil primary school is close by and there are several good secondary schools in Trowbridge. Fee paying schools locally include Dauntsey's, Stonar, St. Mary's, Calne, Marlborough and several in Bath.
Directions:
From our office in Devizes Market Place, head out toward Bath on the Bath Road, the A361. Turn left at the first set of traffic lights and continue along until you reach the Semington roundabout. Take the first exit onto the A350 and then turn left onto Common Hill. Continue to the High Street, drive past the Long Arms and the house is on the right, just to the right hand side of the village shop.
At a glance
Downstairs:
Dining room
sitting room
cloakroom
kitchen / breakfast room
rear lobby / boot room
utilty room
Upstairs
three bedrooms
spacious landing dressing area
family bathroom
staircase up to attic
Outside:
Metal railings enclose a small area to the front and a gate at the side leads to a very private paved courtyard with a brick log store.
Services
mains water, drainage and electricity, lpg fired central heating.
EPC exempt - Grade II Listed
Wiltshire Council Tax Band E
Location:
The picturesque village of Steeple Ashton has an award-winning public house, The Longs Arms (currently undergoing refurbishment) and a top notch local community-owned café/village store, an imposing 15th Century church and a pretty, central village green.
The county town of Trowbridge is nearby with large supermarkets and a railway station whilst the beautiful city of Bath is around half an hour away, with a wealth of fine restaurants, shops and cultural attractions. The beautiful Salisbury Plain is within easy access, as is the famous Kennet and Avon canal both giving first class opportunities for walking, cycling and riding.
Mainline rail services are available at Westbury and Chippenham to London Paddington at a journey time of around 70 minutes. The M4 (Junction 17) provides good road access to Central London and the wider national motorway network.
This part of Wiltshire is well known for the quality of its schooling in both the state and private sectors. Keevil primary school is close by and there are several good secondary schools in Trowbridge. Fee paying schools locally include Dauntsey's, Stonar, St. Mary's, Calne, Marlborough and several in Bath.
Directions:
From our office in Devizes Market Place, head out toward Bath on the Bath Road, the A361. Turn left at the first set of traffic lights and continue along until you reach the Semington roundabout. Take the first exit onto the A350 and then turn left onto Common Hill. Continue to the High Street, drive past the Long Arms and the house is on the right, just to the right hand side of the village shop.
