House For Sale £435,000
This very pretty end of terrace Grade II listed cottage is located a short distance from Malmesbury town centre, set amongst the rural edge of the town near to the River Avon .
The cottage is thought to date back to the mid 18th century and has an attractive natural stone double fronted elevation with an abundance of charm and character throughout. The cottage has been used as both a primary residence and holiday let by it's current owners.
The well-presented accommodation spans over three floors and extends in all to 1,037 sq.ft. The ground floor comprises an open plan living and dining room at the front with an inglenook stone fireplace as the focal point complete with a wood burner inset. At the rear, the delightful kitchen has been extended with a high ceiling lantern roof over bringing in plenty of natural light. A stairway tower ascends the first and second floor where there are three bedrooms plus an office/bedroom 4, enjoying front views over the River Avon. The bathroom is located on the first floor and has been fitted as a modern shower room.
Garden and grounds
Externally and to the front, there is off-road private parking for one car over a gravelled driveway alongside a vibrant colourful flower and shrub bed. Steps lead up from the back doors to access the rear garden which is mainly laid to lawn with mature shrub borders either side. There is a paved terraced seating area with a timber shelter, perfect for outside entertaining. Beyond this there is also a good-sized timber shed. The cottage benefits from pedestrian access over the neighbour's gardens for garden maintenance.
Services
Mains gas central heating | mains drainage and water | Fibre broadband available
37 Holloway is located on the edge of the historic market town of Malmesbury, reputed to be the first capital of England and the oldest borough in the country, situated on the edge of the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Malmesbury has shops for everyday needs as well as a number of popular pubs, restaurants, specialist stores and supermarkets including a Waitrose and an Aldi.
Nearby larger centres of Chippenham, Bristol, Cirencester and Swindon are all within easy reach and have more extensive facilities. Travel connections in the area are excellent. The M4 provides efficient links to Swindon and London in the east and Bristol, the M5 and West Country to the west as well as regular inter-city train services.
The area offers many sporting opportunities including first class motor sport at Castle Combe; golf at Bowood and Westonbirt; racing at Cheltenham, Bath and Newbury; water sports at The Cotswold Water Park; rugby at Bath and Bristol. The area is renowned for its excellent schools, having both private and public schools within easy driving distance, including Malmesbury School and Westonbirt as well as further schools and colleges around for all requirements.
Distances:
Malmesbury 0.2 miles | Cirencester 11 miles | Swindon 17 miles | Bath 36 miles | M4 (J17) 10 minutes | Chippenham Station 20 minutes (Paddington 70 minutes).
(All distances and times are approximate)
The cottage is thought to date back to the mid 18th century and has an attractive natural stone double fronted elevation with an abundance of charm and character throughout. The cottage has been used as both a primary residence and holiday let by it's current owners.
The well-presented accommodation spans over three floors and extends in all to 1,037 sq.ft. The ground floor comprises an open plan living and dining room at the front with an inglenook stone fireplace as the focal point complete with a wood burner inset. At the rear, the delightful kitchen has been extended with a high ceiling lantern roof over bringing in plenty of natural light. A stairway tower ascends the first and second floor where there are three bedrooms plus an office/bedroom 4, enjoying front views over the River Avon. The bathroom is located on the first floor and has been fitted as a modern shower room.
Garden and grounds
Externally and to the front, there is off-road private parking for one car over a gravelled driveway alongside a vibrant colourful flower and shrub bed. Steps lead up from the back doors to access the rear garden which is mainly laid to lawn with mature shrub borders either side. There is a paved terraced seating area with a timber shelter, perfect for outside entertaining. Beyond this there is also a good-sized timber shed. The cottage benefits from pedestrian access over the neighbour's gardens for garden maintenance.
Services
Mains gas central heating | mains drainage and water | Fibre broadband available
37 Holloway is located on the edge of the historic market town of Malmesbury, reputed to be the first capital of England and the oldest borough in the country, situated on the edge of the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Malmesbury has shops for everyday needs as well as a number of popular pubs, restaurants, specialist stores and supermarkets including a Waitrose and an Aldi.
Nearby larger centres of Chippenham, Bristol, Cirencester and Swindon are all within easy reach and have more extensive facilities. Travel connections in the area are excellent. The M4 provides efficient links to Swindon and London in the east and Bristol, the M5 and West Country to the west as well as regular inter-city train services.
The area offers many sporting opportunities including first class motor sport at Castle Combe; golf at Bowood and Westonbirt; racing at Cheltenham, Bath and Newbury; water sports at The Cotswold Water Park; rugby at Bath and Bristol. The area is renowned for its excellent schools, having both private and public schools within easy driving distance, including Malmesbury School and Westonbirt as well as further schools and colleges around for all requirements.
Distances:
Malmesbury 0.2 miles | Cirencester 11 miles | Swindon 17 miles | Bath 36 miles | M4 (J17) 10 minutes | Chippenham Station 20 minutes (Paddington 70 minutes).
(All distances and times are approximate)
