House For Sale £725,000
Set in the beautiful village and with character aplenty, twitten bend dates from 1792 and has since been extended to become a warm and charming family home with an abundance of period features. Located just off The Green, the property has access into a hallway with most of the downstairs rooms off this hallway. They include the fantastic main living room with dual aspect stone mullion windows, window seat and a fantastic Inglenook fireplace and inset log burner, part exposed stone wall and a doorway date stone from 1792. Further rooms downstairs include the dining room, large kitchen breakfast room with built in appliances which include a dishwasher and double oven and 2 sets of French doors opening onto the garden. Also off the kitchen is the study which in turn leads to the utility room and cloakroom. Subject to planning, there is potential to extend to the side and rear of the property. To the first floor the landing at the top of the stairs splits in two directions. To the one side are two bedrooms, the master with en suit facilities, stone mullion windows and built in wardrobes. The other side leads into the modern extension and includes a cloakroom, storage cupboard, bathroom and two further bedrooms, the largest of which has dual aspect bay windows front and back, found at the end of the landing. The property is partially double glazed and heated by a mains gas fired central heating system. Externally the front has very useful off road parking which is at a premium in the village, this is laid to stone chippings with a maple tree either side of the entrance, a stone wall and parking for two/three cars. There is side access to the rear garden down one side of the property. The rear garden is south facing, private and enclosed by a stone wall. There is access from the kitchen breakfast room onto the patio with steps to the main garden which is laid to lawn and has a wonderful display of flowers and bushes, a labour of love from the current owner
Situation
Surrounded by open fields and located within the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the village offers numerous footpaths, bridleways and country pursuits. Biddestone is one of the most sought-after villages in North Wiltshire, its quaint traditional stone houses around the green and duck pond making it a frequent film set location. It boasts a thriving community with an active church, village hall, sports ground, cricket and tennis clubs - and a popular public house. Further amenities are available in nearby Corsham and Chippenham (London Paddington just 1 hour and 11 minutes from the main line railway station). Bath, 10 miles away, provides a huge choice of shopping, sporting and cultural facilities, many schools, and an extensive range of restaurants, cafes and bars. The M4 junctions 17 and 18 are within easy reach, offering quick access to the major centres of Bristol, Swindon and London.
Property Information
Grade II Listed
Partially Double Glazed
Mains Services
Gas Central Heating
Council Tax Band F
Situation
Surrounded by open fields and located within the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the village offers numerous footpaths, bridleways and country pursuits. Biddestone is one of the most sought-after villages in North Wiltshire, its quaint traditional stone houses around the green and duck pond making it a frequent film set location. It boasts a thriving community with an active church, village hall, sports ground, cricket and tennis clubs - and a popular public house. Further amenities are available in nearby Corsham and Chippenham (London Paddington just 1 hour and 11 minutes from the main line railway station). Bath, 10 miles away, provides a huge choice of shopping, sporting and cultural facilities, many schools, and an extensive range of restaurants, cafes and bars. The M4 junctions 17 and 18 are within easy reach, offering quick access to the major centres of Bristol, Swindon and London.
Property Information
Grade II Listed
Partially Double Glazed
Mains Services
Gas Central Heating
Council Tax Band F
