House For Sale £600,000
An outstanding Georgian home which has been renovated and finished to a high standard throughout, whilst retaining a wealth of character features and situated in a prominent position in the centre of the charming market town of Malmesbury.
This handsome Grade II listed home has been lovingly and sympathetically restored by the current owners over the last six years. Many character features have been retained including sash windows, shutters, exposed beams flagstone floors and floorboards. The house dates back to 1770 and was originally the Manse to the neighbouring Moravian church which is also a grade II listed Georgian building and a British heritage site.
Entering the property via the front door leads into an impressive entrance hallway with panelling and an elegant turned staircase rising to the first floor. The welcoming double aspect sitting room is situated to the front of the house and benefits from herringbone parquet wooden flooring and a fireplace with an oak mantle and wood burner inset, which makes a real focal point of the room. The impressive kitchen/dining room with the original flagstone floor is situated at the rear of the house and has been thoughtfully designed, providing an excellent range of wall and base units with granite worktops, a double Belfast sink, a range oven with gas hob and an integrated dishwasher. There is space and plumbing for a washing machine and space for an American style fridge/freezer. French doors lead out from the kitchen to the enclosed garden. Off the hallway a door opens onto a series of stone steps leading down to the cellar with power and light which is currently used as a study/storage space.
On the first floor the well-proportioned master bedroom enjoys a double aspect from its sash windows with shutters and to one side of the room sits a Georgian feature fireplace with wooden mantle, stone hearth and grate inset. The stunning bathroom certainly has the 'wow factor' with a free-standing central bath and a separate walk-in shower with an overhead power shower. There is useful built storage, bespoke oak shelving and a lovely fireplace.
Continuing up to the second floor are the remaining two double bedrooms with exposed beams and a cloakroom comprising a low-level WC and wash hand basin.
To the rear of the house is an attractive, low maintenance, enclosed courtyard garden which has been laid to flagstones. To one side of the garden is a high Cotswold stone wall and the other boundaries are enclosed by hedging and hazel fencing. At the far end of the garden a pedestrian gate leads out onto Oxford Street. This historical property has no parking as located in the very heart and centre of town, however it is adjacent to the main town centre short and long stay car parks and nearby and there are also various private rental options within short walking distance.
We understand the property is connected to all mains services: Gas, electric, water and drainage. Council tax band D (Wiltshire County Council). The property is Grade II listed.
EPC - Exempt.
Malmesbury is a beautiful, historic market town situated on the southern edge of The Cotswolds. The charming town centre has a wide array of independent shops, pubs and restaurants including a Waitrose store and a weekly artisan farmers market. The two primary schools are highly regarded, and the secondary school has been rated outstanding in its most recent Ofsted report.
Communication links are excellent with the M4 motorway (J17) to the south linking to major cities including London, Bristol and Swindon. Main line rail services are available from Chippenham and Kemble (Paddington in about 75 minutes).
This handsome Grade II listed home has been lovingly and sympathetically restored by the current owners over the last six years. Many character features have been retained including sash windows, shutters, exposed beams flagstone floors and floorboards. The house dates back to 1770 and was originally the Manse to the neighbouring Moravian church which is also a grade II listed Georgian building and a British heritage site.
Entering the property via the front door leads into an impressive entrance hallway with panelling and an elegant turned staircase rising to the first floor. The welcoming double aspect sitting room is situated to the front of the house and benefits from herringbone parquet wooden flooring and a fireplace with an oak mantle and wood burner inset, which makes a real focal point of the room. The impressive kitchen/dining room with the original flagstone floor is situated at the rear of the house and has been thoughtfully designed, providing an excellent range of wall and base units with granite worktops, a double Belfast sink, a range oven with gas hob and an integrated dishwasher. There is space and plumbing for a washing machine and space for an American style fridge/freezer. French doors lead out from the kitchen to the enclosed garden. Off the hallway a door opens onto a series of stone steps leading down to the cellar with power and light which is currently used as a study/storage space.
On the first floor the well-proportioned master bedroom enjoys a double aspect from its sash windows with shutters and to one side of the room sits a Georgian feature fireplace with wooden mantle, stone hearth and grate inset. The stunning bathroom certainly has the 'wow factor' with a free-standing central bath and a separate walk-in shower with an overhead power shower. There is useful built storage, bespoke oak shelving and a lovely fireplace.
Continuing up to the second floor are the remaining two double bedrooms with exposed beams and a cloakroom comprising a low-level WC and wash hand basin.
To the rear of the house is an attractive, low maintenance, enclosed courtyard garden which has been laid to flagstones. To one side of the garden is a high Cotswold stone wall and the other boundaries are enclosed by hedging and hazel fencing. At the far end of the garden a pedestrian gate leads out onto Oxford Street. This historical property has no parking as located in the very heart and centre of town, however it is adjacent to the main town centre short and long stay car parks and nearby and there are also various private rental options within short walking distance.
We understand the property is connected to all mains services: Gas, electric, water and drainage. Council tax band D (Wiltshire County Council). The property is Grade II listed.
EPC - Exempt.
Malmesbury is a beautiful, historic market town situated on the southern edge of The Cotswolds. The charming town centre has a wide array of independent shops, pubs and restaurants including a Waitrose store and a weekly artisan farmers market. The two primary schools are highly regarded, and the secondary school has been rated outstanding in its most recent Ofsted report.
Communication links are excellent with the M4 motorway (J17) to the south linking to major cities including London, Bristol and Swindon. Main line rail services are available from Chippenham and Kemble (Paddington in about 75 minutes).
