House For Rent £895
An end terraced bungalow situated in the popular Wiltshire market town of Highworth. Sitting room with vaulted ceiling, two bedrooms, westerly garden and parking.
Entrance Porch
Half obscure glazed entrance door. Obscure glazed door.
Entrance Hall
Johnson & Starley boiler for domestic hot water and central heating. Wall light. Smoke alarm.
Sitting Room (7.7m x 3.43m)
Window to rear. Pine clad vaulted ceiling. Telephone and television points. Roomstat.
Rear Lobby
Patio doors to garden. Built in cupboard.
Kitchen (2.36m x 2.16m)
Window to front. Single drainer stainless steel sink unit with cupboards below. Further fitted wall and base units. Zanussi cooker. Space and plumbing for washing machine.
Inner Lobby
Built in airing cupboard.
Bedroom One (3.33m x 2.95m)
Window to rear.
Shower Room
Obscure glazed window to side. Suite comprising of an oversized cubicle, low level WC and pedestal wash basin. Tiled walls and flooring.
Bedroom Two (2.95m x 2.64m)
Window to front.
Outside
A block paved driveway provides off road parking. Canopied porch area for storage. Outside tap. Laid to lawn. Flower and shrub beds and borders.
The rear garden is westerly facing and enclosed by timber fencing. Rear pedestrian gate. Patio. Laid to lawn. Flower and shrub beds and borders. Timber shed.
Highworth
Highworth is a Wiltshire market town located about 6 miles north-east of Swindon town centre. It is notable for its Queen Anne Style architecture and Georgian buildings dating from its pre-eminence in the 18th century. Highworth is mentioned in the Domesday Book as 'Wrde'. During the English Civil War, when Charles I fought against Parliament, Highworth was a royalist stronghold. In 2006 the town celebrated the 800th anniversary of the granting of the charter for its market, which is still held every Saturday. The origins and layout of Highworth are medieval and the centre of the old town has been designated as a conservation area. Warneford School is the local secondary school and is situated on Shrivenham Road.
Entrance Porch
Half obscure glazed entrance door. Obscure glazed door.
Entrance Hall
Johnson & Starley boiler for domestic hot water and central heating. Wall light. Smoke alarm.
Sitting Room (7.7m x 3.43m)
Window to rear. Pine clad vaulted ceiling. Telephone and television points. Roomstat.
Rear Lobby
Patio doors to garden. Built in cupboard.
Kitchen (2.36m x 2.16m)
Window to front. Single drainer stainless steel sink unit with cupboards below. Further fitted wall and base units. Zanussi cooker. Space and plumbing for washing machine.
Inner Lobby
Built in airing cupboard.
Bedroom One (3.33m x 2.95m)
Window to rear.
Shower Room
Obscure glazed window to side. Suite comprising of an oversized cubicle, low level WC and pedestal wash basin. Tiled walls and flooring.
Bedroom Two (2.95m x 2.64m)
Window to front.
Outside
A block paved driveway provides off road parking. Canopied porch area for storage. Outside tap. Laid to lawn. Flower and shrub beds and borders.
The rear garden is westerly facing and enclosed by timber fencing. Rear pedestrian gate. Patio. Laid to lawn. Flower and shrub beds and borders. Timber shed.
Highworth
Highworth is a Wiltshire market town located about 6 miles north-east of Swindon town centre. It is notable for its Queen Anne Style architecture and Georgian buildings dating from its pre-eminence in the 18th century. Highworth is mentioned in the Domesday Book as 'Wrde'. During the English Civil War, when Charles I fought against Parliament, Highworth was a royalist stronghold. In 2006 the town celebrated the 800th anniversary of the granting of the charter for its market, which is still held every Saturday. The origins and layout of Highworth are medieval and the centre of the old town has been designated as a conservation area. Warneford School is the local secondary school and is situated on Shrivenham Road.
