House For Sale £625,000
SITUATION
The property is set in a central location in the popular Wiltshire village of Liddington within a Conservation Area and the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Liddington is a late Saxon period village set in an elevated position on the edge of the Marlborough Downs, about 15 minutes north of the market town of Marlborough. The parish has been an area of settlement since the earliest times, with the Ridgeway the parish north of the village and the Iron Age hillfort known as Liddington Castle overlooking the present-day village Liddington has a public house and a church, with a primary school close by in Wanborough. There are also good local private schools - Pinewood in Bourton and Marlborough College. Liddington is within easy reach of the M4 motorway, and the A419 to Cirencester and there are fast rail links to London Paddington (c.55 mins) from Swindon.
DESCRIPTION
This lovely house is a delightful part-thatched attached cottage full of period features and charm. Beautifully presented, the property is a light and airy and has a lovely, homely feel. On the ground floor there is a dual aspect sitting room with exposed timber beams and a stone inglenook fireplace, there are views out over the drive and the garden to the rear. A useful utility/hobby room is next door and has an external door out to the garden and a staircase leading up to two bedrooms, a study and a family bathroom. Further to the ground floor accommodation there is a well-appointed kitchen with room for dining a picturesque bay window and a door out to the terrace and pretty cottage garden. A large dining room, again with bay window is extended to offer a seating area in front of bi-fold doors which lead out to a walled terrace, perfect for Alfresco dining. Stairs lead up from the hall to three further bedrooms and a family bathroom.
OUTSIDE
The cottage is approached via a tarmac drive with plenty of parking. The front garden is laid mainly to lawn and has well planted beds with a well-established plants and small trees. To the rear garden is a small lawned area, terrace for sunbathing in a fantastic sun trap, small pond and garden shed, a walled garden is perfect for outside entertaining.
The property is set in a central location in the popular Wiltshire village of Liddington within a Conservation Area and the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Liddington is a late Saxon period village set in an elevated position on the edge of the Marlborough Downs, about 15 minutes north of the market town of Marlborough. The parish has been an area of settlement since the earliest times, with the Ridgeway the parish north of the village and the Iron Age hillfort known as Liddington Castle overlooking the present-day village Liddington has a public house and a church, with a primary school close by in Wanborough. There are also good local private schools - Pinewood in Bourton and Marlborough College. Liddington is within easy reach of the M4 motorway, and the A419 to Cirencester and there are fast rail links to London Paddington (c.55 mins) from Swindon.
DESCRIPTION
This lovely house is a delightful part-thatched attached cottage full of period features and charm. Beautifully presented, the property is a light and airy and has a lovely, homely feel. On the ground floor there is a dual aspect sitting room with exposed timber beams and a stone inglenook fireplace, there are views out over the drive and the garden to the rear. A useful utility/hobby room is next door and has an external door out to the garden and a staircase leading up to two bedrooms, a study and a family bathroom. Further to the ground floor accommodation there is a well-appointed kitchen with room for dining a picturesque bay window and a door out to the terrace and pretty cottage garden. A large dining room, again with bay window is extended to offer a seating area in front of bi-fold doors which lead out to a walled terrace, perfect for Alfresco dining. Stairs lead up from the hall to three further bedrooms and a family bathroom.
OUTSIDE
The cottage is approached via a tarmac drive with plenty of parking. The front garden is laid mainly to lawn and has well planted beds with a well-established plants and small trees. To the rear garden is a small lawned area, terrace for sunbathing in a fantastic sun trap, small pond and garden shed, a walled garden is perfect for outside entertaining.
