House For Sale £350,000
Standing in Collingbourne Ducis is this wonderfully appealing three bedroom house; formerly an old school the property has been sympathetically converted into a comfortable contemporary abode. It now offers many attractive features and has been beautifully decorated.
On the ground floor there is a good sized dining room with a spiral staircase leading up to one of the bedrooms, which can also be used as a study/office and has a vaulted ceiling. From the dining room there is a cosy and light living room with hard wood flooring and an open fireplace.
The kitchen is fitted with a number of cupboards and timber worktops; there is space and plumbing for a fridge/freezer and an integrated dishwasher. A fully glazed door provides access to the rear courtyard garden and makes it light and airy along with the tall ceiling. Adjacent to the kitchen there is a downstairs bedroom with ensuite ideal for guests.
On the first floor via the main staircase there is a beautifully well-appointed main bedroom with ensuite bathroom.
Outside
Adjacent to the property there are parking spaces for two vehicles.
The walled rear courtyard garden can be accessed via a side gate or the kitchen, and is designed with low maintenance in mind. Paved areas flanked by gravel make an ideal spot to dine and entertain and provide a good degree of privacy.
Note: Management Charge for communal areas is £50 per month.
Mains water, electricity and drainage. Oil fired central heating.
Situation
Collingbourne Ducis has a village shop, deli, church, two pubs, two car garages and a primary school and is approximately 8 miles south of the historic market town of Marlborough and 10 miles to the north west of Andover, which provides a comprehensive range of services and amenities together with access to the A303 and a rail station to London Waterloo. Pewsey (about 9 miles to the north west) and Hungerford (about 11 miles to the north east) provide rail stations to London Paddington and access to the M4 motorway at Junction 14 is about 14 miles to the north east. The surrounding downland countryside is ideal for walking and riding with numerous footpaths and bridleways around the village, through Collingbourne Woods and across Salisbury Plain
Additional Information
Note: Management Charge for communal areas is £50 per month.
Mains water, electricity and drainage. Oil fired central heating.
On the ground floor there is a good sized dining room with a spiral staircase leading up to one of the bedrooms, which can also be used as a study/office and has a vaulted ceiling. From the dining room there is a cosy and light living room with hard wood flooring and an open fireplace.
The kitchen is fitted with a number of cupboards and timber worktops; there is space and plumbing for a fridge/freezer and an integrated dishwasher. A fully glazed door provides access to the rear courtyard garden and makes it light and airy along with the tall ceiling. Adjacent to the kitchen there is a downstairs bedroom with ensuite ideal for guests.
On the first floor via the main staircase there is a beautifully well-appointed main bedroom with ensuite bathroom.
Outside
Adjacent to the property there are parking spaces for two vehicles.
The walled rear courtyard garden can be accessed via a side gate or the kitchen, and is designed with low maintenance in mind. Paved areas flanked by gravel make an ideal spot to dine and entertain and provide a good degree of privacy.
Note: Management Charge for communal areas is £50 per month.
Mains water, electricity and drainage. Oil fired central heating.
Situation
Collingbourne Ducis has a village shop, deli, church, two pubs, two car garages and a primary school and is approximately 8 miles south of the historic market town of Marlborough and 10 miles to the north west of Andover, which provides a comprehensive range of services and amenities together with access to the A303 and a rail station to London Waterloo. Pewsey (about 9 miles to the north west) and Hungerford (about 11 miles to the north east) provide rail stations to London Paddington and access to the M4 motorway at Junction 14 is about 14 miles to the north east. The surrounding downland countryside is ideal for walking and riding with numerous footpaths and bridleways around the village, through Collingbourne Woods and across Salisbury Plain
Additional Information
Note: Management Charge for communal areas is £50 per month.
Mains water, electricity and drainage. Oil fired central heating.
