House For Rent £1,300
A modern, cosy cottage situated in the desirable village of Lower Westwood which is located just outside of the popular market town of Bradford on Avon. The cottage enjoys the modern comforts of double glazing and energy efficiency yet has features such as sash windows, wooden latch doors and a roll top bath to give a country cottage feel. The cottage enjoys a sunny aspect with a light and bright lounge, kitchen with dining area and French doors leading to a good size outside space for entertaining. On the first floor there are 2 double bedrooms and a further study/hobby/dressing room. A large and well appointed bathroom completes this floor whilst externally there is allocated private parking for one car.
33a Lower Westwood is located in a fine central position within this popular Wiltshire village. Westwood has a thriving local community and benefits include a village pub, a primary school and a post office stores together with some fantastic local walking within the surrounding countryside.
The ancient market town of Bradford on Avon boasts many amenities and historic attractions to include the famous Tythe Barn and Saxon Church as well as a variety of individual boutique shops, swimming pool and public library, an excellent selection of local schools, a weekly market and train station giving direct access to the World Heritage city of Bath.
The World Heritage City of Bath is approximately 7 miles and provides a much fuller range of retail outlets together with The Theatre Royal, the newly opened Thermae Spa and a mainline railway station providing direct access to London Paddington (approximately 90 minutes).
33a Lower Westwood is located in a fine central position within this popular Wiltshire village. Westwood has a thriving local community and benefits include a village pub, a primary school and a post office stores together with some fantastic local walking within the surrounding countryside.
The ancient market town of Bradford on Avon boasts many amenities and historic attractions to include the famous Tythe Barn and Saxon Church as well as a variety of individual boutique shops, swimming pool and public library, an excellent selection of local schools, a weekly market and train station giving direct access to the World Heritage city of Bath.
The World Heritage City of Bath is approximately 7 miles and provides a much fuller range of retail outlets together with The Theatre Royal, the newly opened Thermae Spa and a mainline railway station providing direct access to London Paddington (approximately 90 minutes).
