House For Sale £279,950
A thoroughly charming three bedroom end of terrace bay fronted cottage, conveniently situated within a short stroll of the Devizes' amenities.
This endearing period home bigger than it may first appear! The well presented accommodation has an entrance hall with tiled flooring and built-in coats cupboard opening through to a delightful sitting room with parquet flooring, a bay window (with storage underneath), wooden panelled walls and a feature open fireplace. There is a separate dining room with tiled flooring, a fitted dresser and a door with stairs up to the first floor. The modern kitchen has a range of fitted units with oak worktops, a ceramic sink, a 'Stoves' 7 ring Range style cooker, and the combi gas boiler (c.1 year old). The tiled rear lobby has a useful pantry cupboard alongside a stable door to the garden and a door into the downstairs fully tiled family bathroom. On the first floor there are three bedrooms (2 with exposed wooden floorboards).
Outside, to the front is a small gravelled garden with a mature hedge which affording some privacy to the sitting room. A side gate leads back to the large rear garden which is laid mainly to lawn with a mixture of patio and decked seating areas, topiary, a couple of sheds and established shrubs and plants. At the far end if a great sized purpose made studio/home office to one side with wood effect flooring, double glazing, light and power. To the other side is a handy store room with workbench. The property is being offered for sale with no onward chain.
Situation
The property is located in a popular road just a stone's throw from town. Historic Devizes is bisected by the Kennet & Avon canal, part of a waterway joining London to Bristol and famed for its flight of twenty-nine locks, an engineering and aesthetic marvel walking distance from the town, and a paradise for canoeists, barges and anglers. Featuring a wealth of listed buildings and a weekly market, the bustling town enjoys a beautiful setting amidst Wiltshire's chalk downlands criss-crossed by ancient byways and prehistoric earthworks providing a scenic playground for walkers and cyclists. Cultural facilities include a museum, active theatre, cinema and vibrant live-music scene. The major centres of Bath, Salisbury, Swindon, Marlborough and Chippenham are all within a 30-mile radius.
Property Information
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax: Band C
EPC Rating: E
Services: All mains services including gas fired central heating (gas boiler is approx 1 year old).
This endearing period home bigger than it may first appear! The well presented accommodation has an entrance hall with tiled flooring and built-in coats cupboard opening through to a delightful sitting room with parquet flooring, a bay window (with storage underneath), wooden panelled walls and a feature open fireplace. There is a separate dining room with tiled flooring, a fitted dresser and a door with stairs up to the first floor. The modern kitchen has a range of fitted units with oak worktops, a ceramic sink, a 'Stoves' 7 ring Range style cooker, and the combi gas boiler (c.1 year old). The tiled rear lobby has a useful pantry cupboard alongside a stable door to the garden and a door into the downstairs fully tiled family bathroom. On the first floor there are three bedrooms (2 with exposed wooden floorboards).
Outside, to the front is a small gravelled garden with a mature hedge which affording some privacy to the sitting room. A side gate leads back to the large rear garden which is laid mainly to lawn with a mixture of patio and decked seating areas, topiary, a couple of sheds and established shrubs and plants. At the far end if a great sized purpose made studio/home office to one side with wood effect flooring, double glazing, light and power. To the other side is a handy store room with workbench. The property is being offered for sale with no onward chain.
Situation
The property is located in a popular road just a stone's throw from town. Historic Devizes is bisected by the Kennet & Avon canal, part of a waterway joining London to Bristol and famed for its flight of twenty-nine locks, an engineering and aesthetic marvel walking distance from the town, and a paradise for canoeists, barges and anglers. Featuring a wealth of listed buildings and a weekly market, the bustling town enjoys a beautiful setting amidst Wiltshire's chalk downlands criss-crossed by ancient byways and prehistoric earthworks providing a scenic playground for walkers and cyclists. Cultural facilities include a museum, active theatre, cinema and vibrant live-music scene. The major centres of Bath, Salisbury, Swindon, Marlborough and Chippenham are all within a 30-mile radius.
Property Information
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax: Band C
EPC Rating: E
Services: All mains services including gas fired central heating (gas boiler is approx 1 year old).
