House For Sale £395,000
Accessed via the glass entrance lobby the property has wooden floors throughout the ground floor. A large kitchen dining room is bathed in sunlight from the velux windows and the double doors leading out to the terraced garden behind. Two large reception rooms provide ample leisure space and there is an office area at one end with further access to the rear. Two separate staircases lead to the bedrooms at either end of the property. To one side is the Master bedroom with large, ensuite shower room lined with natural tiles and with easy access via a clever, fold-down wooden ladder to the expansive loft storage area. At the other end are two further double bedrooms serviced by the ground floor bath/shower room.
Outside there are three terraced areas cut into the slope and accessed via stone steps. The first has a glass wall and there is external lighting inset to provide light. There are a further two terraces, the third with a summerhouse. A lawned area with fruit trees and a single garage also comes with the property and is located 20 yards up the lane from the house.
AT A GLANCE
Downstairs:
enclosed entrance lobby
sitting room
open plan kitchen / dining room
utility room
drawing room
study
family bathroom
Staircase I:
master bedroom with ensuite bathroom
Staircase II:
two further bedrooms
Outside:
There is parking to the front of the house for two cars as well as a single garage twenty yards up the lane. There is planning permission to take this down and build a double garage in its place.
Lawned garden behind garage. Behind the house, terraces on three levels with seating areas on each and a pretty summer house and gate to the footpath at the very top.
SERVICES
oil fired central heating, mains water, drainage and electricity
Wiltshire Council Tax band E
EPC band E
Location:
The hamlet of Edington is a short distance from Westbury and tucked in beneath the northern escarpment of Salisbury Plain. The variety of the surrounding countryside - from the Downs to the broad vale of the White Horse - make it a delight for walking, riding and cycling and it is a short walk up the lane from the cottage to reach the top
Westbury is home to a couple of supermarkets and independent shops and is exceptionally well positioned for all UK major road and railway connections, with the mainline railway station offering links to London, Wales and the whole of the South West of England (London Paddington circa 90 minutes). The most famous landmark of the area is the impressive Westbury White Horse which is the oldest and largest in Wiltshire.
There are a further good range of supermarkets and independent shops, cinemas, libraries and other amenities in either Devizes or Trowbridge, both around fifteen minutes away. The area has first class schooling nearby including Warminster, Daunstey's and St Mary's and St Margaret's, Calne.
Edington itself contains a superb 14th Century Priory Church and the highly regarded Three Daggers gastro pub with its own micro brewery and farm shop.
Directions:
9 miles from the Market Place in Devizes. Leave on the A360 heading towards Salisbury. Continue down the hill, through Potterne and take the right hand turn signposted Great Cheverell. Continue straight up through the village and, at the T junction, turn right onto the B3098 and continue through Erlestoke. Carry on this road until you see a small lodge house on a triangle at the head of Tinhead Road on the right. Shortly after this, Long Hollow will be found on the left.
Outside there are three terraced areas cut into the slope and accessed via stone steps. The first has a glass wall and there is external lighting inset to provide light. There are a further two terraces, the third with a summerhouse. A lawned area with fruit trees and a single garage also comes with the property and is located 20 yards up the lane from the house.
AT A GLANCE
Downstairs:
enclosed entrance lobby
sitting room
open plan kitchen / dining room
utility room
drawing room
study
family bathroom
Staircase I:
master bedroom with ensuite bathroom
Staircase II:
two further bedrooms
Outside:
There is parking to the front of the house for two cars as well as a single garage twenty yards up the lane. There is planning permission to take this down and build a double garage in its place.
Lawned garden behind garage. Behind the house, terraces on three levels with seating areas on each and a pretty summer house and gate to the footpath at the very top.
SERVICES
oil fired central heating, mains water, drainage and electricity
Wiltshire Council Tax band E
EPC band E
Location:
The hamlet of Edington is a short distance from Westbury and tucked in beneath the northern escarpment of Salisbury Plain. The variety of the surrounding countryside - from the Downs to the broad vale of the White Horse - make it a delight for walking, riding and cycling and it is a short walk up the lane from the cottage to reach the top
Westbury is home to a couple of supermarkets and independent shops and is exceptionally well positioned for all UK major road and railway connections, with the mainline railway station offering links to London, Wales and the whole of the South West of England (London Paddington circa 90 minutes). The most famous landmark of the area is the impressive Westbury White Horse which is the oldest and largest in Wiltshire.
There are a further good range of supermarkets and independent shops, cinemas, libraries and other amenities in either Devizes or Trowbridge, both around fifteen minutes away. The area has first class schooling nearby including Warminster, Daunstey's and St Mary's and St Margaret's, Calne.
Edington itself contains a superb 14th Century Priory Church and the highly regarded Three Daggers gastro pub with its own micro brewery and farm shop.
Directions:
9 miles from the Market Place in Devizes. Leave on the A360 heading towards Salisbury. Continue down the hill, through Potterne and take the right hand turn signposted Great Cheverell. Continue straight up through the village and, at the T junction, turn right onto the B3098 and continue through Erlestoke. Carry on this road until you see a small lodge house on a triangle at the head of Tinhead Road on the right. Shortly after this, Long Hollow will be found on the left.
