House For Sale £500,000
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This detached bungalow has the most incredible views over the Aldbourne valley. It benefits from a garage and wrap around garden.
Description
This is a fantastic bungalow that is coming to the market for the first time in over 45 years. A new layout could be achieved to take advantage of the most incredible views. A particular feature of the property are the large windows, ensuring the property is light and airy. The flexible accommodation consists of an enclosed porch and entrance hall leading to the dining room. The kitchen has a good amount of cupboards and a back door to the garden. The living room is vast – 2 reception rooms essentially in one room with a gas fire. There are three bedrooms and a family bathroom. The main bedroom has a generous size shower room. The loft is fully boarded and very spacious – potential for conversion STPP.
Outside
A driveway suitable for 2 cars leads to the garage which is extra length and also wide enough to accommodate a car. As the property is situated in the middle of the plot, the garden is on all four sides. There are three lawned areas and gravel to the rear. There is also a lovely patio area, ideal for al fresco dining. A pedestrian gate gives access to the road to the village and there is a myriad of mature plants, shrubs and trees.
Materials & services information
All main services are included
Council tax band: E
Energy efficiency rating: D<br /><br />Aldbourne is a popular Wiltshire village with a vibrant community. It has a beautiful village green, two pubs, two cafes, post office, shop, Ofsted rated 'outstanding' primary school, church and lots of clubs and societies from ballet to brass bands. It is located just outside the historical market town of Marlborough, which boasts one of the widest High Streets in the country and enjoys a cafe culture ambience and a Rick Stein restaurant. Commuters are served well, with the M4 motorway (Junctions 14 & 15) both approximately 8 miles away. Access to the rail network is via Swindon (mainline) or Hungerford (Paddington about 1 hour from either). Further facilities can be found in the historic market towns of Marlborough, Hungerford and Newbury and the cities of Salisbury and Bath.
This detached bungalow has the most incredible views over the Aldbourne valley. It benefits from a garage and wrap around garden.
Description
This is a fantastic bungalow that is coming to the market for the first time in over 45 years. A new layout could be achieved to take advantage of the most incredible views. A particular feature of the property are the large windows, ensuring the property is light and airy. The flexible accommodation consists of an enclosed porch and entrance hall leading to the dining room. The kitchen has a good amount of cupboards and a back door to the garden. The living room is vast – 2 reception rooms essentially in one room with a gas fire. There are three bedrooms and a family bathroom. The main bedroom has a generous size shower room. The loft is fully boarded and very spacious – potential for conversion STPP.
Outside
A driveway suitable for 2 cars leads to the garage which is extra length and also wide enough to accommodate a car. As the property is situated in the middle of the plot, the garden is on all four sides. There are three lawned areas and gravel to the rear. There is also a lovely patio area, ideal for al fresco dining. A pedestrian gate gives access to the road to the village and there is a myriad of mature plants, shrubs and trees.
Materials & services information
All main services are included
Council tax band: E
Energy efficiency rating: D<br /><br />Aldbourne is a popular Wiltshire village with a vibrant community. It has a beautiful village green, two pubs, two cafes, post office, shop, Ofsted rated 'outstanding' primary school, church and lots of clubs and societies from ballet to brass bands. It is located just outside the historical market town of Marlborough, which boasts one of the widest High Streets in the country and enjoys a cafe culture ambience and a Rick Stein restaurant. Commuters are served well, with the M4 motorway (Junctions 14 & 15) both approximately 8 miles away. Access to the rail network is via Swindon (mainline) or Hungerford (Paddington about 1 hour from either). Further facilities can be found in the historic market towns of Marlborough, Hungerford and Newbury and the cities of Salisbury and Bath.
