House For Sale £900,000
Situation
Bishops Cannings lies at the edge of the Pewsey Vale between the thriving market town of Devizes 2 miles to the west and Marlborough 9 miles to the east. The larger regional centre of Swindon is 15 miles to the north, and Salisbury and Bath are within easy reach.
The village offers a pub, parish church and a primary school. Leisure facilities in Devizes and Marlborough include gyms, swimming pools and tennis clubs. Racing is at Salisbury, Newbury and Bath. Salisbury Plain and The Pewsey Vale provide a dramatic landscape for walking and riding opportunities.
Communications are excellent, with a regular train service from Pewsey station to London/Paddington with an average journey time of 1 hour and 5 minutes. The A303 with access to the M3 lies to the south. The M4 lies 16 miles to the north at Junction 15.
There are many schools in the area including St Francis Preparatory School Pewsey, Marlborough College, St Margaret's and St. Mary's Calne and Dauntsey’s, West Lavington.
Description
Bourton Green is a single storey house designed in the late 1950’s by architects Hird and Brooks. The house has an individual modernist appearance complimented by open plan, free flowing and light accommodation.
The property features architectural details including hand crafted kitchen cabinetry, exposed brickwork and full height picture windows which frame the views of the garden. Whilst contributing to the classic design principles of the property it also has plenty of scope for renovation.
The property was designed to capitalise on an exceptional position in the open rural views across a private well-tended garden.
There is plenty of parking, a double garage and a timber framed summer house.
Outside
Approached by a quiet country track which leads to a private gated driveway, Bourton Green sits in around half an acre of landscaped gardens which creates a wonderful visual between the interior and exterior spaces.
Mature hedgerows and trees line the boundary creating privacy and seclusion. Terraces have been carefully positioned to provide inviting outside seating areas. Colourful flower beds have been tended over the years to add colour throughout the seasons.
Bishops Cannings lies at the edge of the Pewsey Vale between the thriving market town of Devizes 2 miles to the west and Marlborough 9 miles to the east. The larger regional centre of Swindon is 15 miles to the north, and Salisbury and Bath are within easy reach.
The village offers a pub, parish church and a primary school. Leisure facilities in Devizes and Marlborough include gyms, swimming pools and tennis clubs. Racing is at Salisbury, Newbury and Bath. Salisbury Plain and The Pewsey Vale provide a dramatic landscape for walking and riding opportunities.
Communications are excellent, with a regular train service from Pewsey station to London/Paddington with an average journey time of 1 hour and 5 minutes. The A303 with access to the M3 lies to the south. The M4 lies 16 miles to the north at Junction 15.
There are many schools in the area including St Francis Preparatory School Pewsey, Marlborough College, St Margaret's and St. Mary's Calne and Dauntsey’s, West Lavington.
Description
Bourton Green is a single storey house designed in the late 1950’s by architects Hird and Brooks. The house has an individual modernist appearance complimented by open plan, free flowing and light accommodation.
The property features architectural details including hand crafted kitchen cabinetry, exposed brickwork and full height picture windows which frame the views of the garden. Whilst contributing to the classic design principles of the property it also has plenty of scope for renovation.
The property was designed to capitalise on an exceptional position in the open rural views across a private well-tended garden.
There is plenty of parking, a double garage and a timber framed summer house.
Outside
Approached by a quiet country track which leads to a private gated driveway, Bourton Green sits in around half an acre of landscaped gardens which creates a wonderful visual between the interior and exterior spaces.
Mature hedgerows and trees line the boundary creating privacy and seclusion. Terraces have been carefully positioned to provide inviting outside seating areas. Colourful flower beds have been tended over the years to add colour throughout the seasons.
