House For Sale £550,000
SITUATION
With its thriving community, Woodborough is one of the most popular villages in the picturesque Pewsey Vale. The village is served by an excellent C of E Primary school and the Whitehall Garden centre which also has several boutique shops, antique shop, delicatessen and Sticks and Stones coffee shop, book binders and the renowned Seven Stars pub in neighbouring Bottlesford. St Mary Magdalene Church is close by. Woodborough is situated 4 miles to the west of the larger village of Pewsey, where a range of local facilities including a supermarket, shops, post office, church, doctors, dentists, secondary schooling and the private school St Francis. Woodborough is situated in the heart of the Pewsey Vale, designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The larger village of Pewsey provides more extensive local facilities including a main line rail service to Newbury, Reading and London (Paddington approximately 1 hour) and the South West. The historic market towns of Marlborough and Devizes are 8 and 9 miles distance respectively. The Kennet and Avon canal passes close to the village and there is excellent riding and walking in the Downs nearby.
DESCRIPTION
The Old Post Office is a charming three-bedroom period village house set in the heart of the prized Pewsey Vale village of Woodborough. This character property is a mid-terraced thatched house of red brick elevations, relieved by double glazed windows.
At in excess of 1700 square feet, the house offers great flexible living space and boasts many period features throughout. The reception room to the front of the house enjoys wonderful natural light, woodburning stove and original wooden floors. The dining room is to the rear and overlooks the garden, although this room could be used as a playroom or study, depending on needs.
Before you enter the kitchen there is an incredibly useful larder and the kitchen itself is spacious and has a range of floor and wall mounted units. Off the back of the kitchen there is a small rear hallway where you can access the garden and also the downstairs WC and shower room.
The three bedrooms upstairs are all well-proportioned and of particular note, the two largest bedrooms enjoy stunning views over the surrounding countryside. The family bathroom completes the upstairs accommodation.
OUTSIDE
The house is set back from the road and enjoys off road parking for numerous cars. The front garden is mainly laid to lawn with a pathway leading to the front door. To the rear of the house is a good sized and private garden, which is mainly laid to lawn with some mature shrubs and there is also side access into the lane.
With its thriving community, Woodborough is one of the most popular villages in the picturesque Pewsey Vale. The village is served by an excellent C of E Primary school and the Whitehall Garden centre which also has several boutique shops, antique shop, delicatessen and Sticks and Stones coffee shop, book binders and the renowned Seven Stars pub in neighbouring Bottlesford. St Mary Magdalene Church is close by. Woodborough is situated 4 miles to the west of the larger village of Pewsey, where a range of local facilities including a supermarket, shops, post office, church, doctors, dentists, secondary schooling and the private school St Francis. Woodborough is situated in the heart of the Pewsey Vale, designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The larger village of Pewsey provides more extensive local facilities including a main line rail service to Newbury, Reading and London (Paddington approximately 1 hour) and the South West. The historic market towns of Marlborough and Devizes are 8 and 9 miles distance respectively. The Kennet and Avon canal passes close to the village and there is excellent riding and walking in the Downs nearby.
DESCRIPTION
The Old Post Office is a charming three-bedroom period village house set in the heart of the prized Pewsey Vale village of Woodborough. This character property is a mid-terraced thatched house of red brick elevations, relieved by double glazed windows.
At in excess of 1700 square feet, the house offers great flexible living space and boasts many period features throughout. The reception room to the front of the house enjoys wonderful natural light, woodburning stove and original wooden floors. The dining room is to the rear and overlooks the garden, although this room could be used as a playroom or study, depending on needs.
Before you enter the kitchen there is an incredibly useful larder and the kitchen itself is spacious and has a range of floor and wall mounted units. Off the back of the kitchen there is a small rear hallway where you can access the garden and also the downstairs WC and shower room.
The three bedrooms upstairs are all well-proportioned and of particular note, the two largest bedrooms enjoy stunning views over the surrounding countryside. The family bathroom completes the upstairs accommodation.
OUTSIDE
The house is set back from the road and enjoys off road parking for numerous cars. The front garden is mainly laid to lawn with a pathway leading to the front door. To the rear of the house is a good sized and private garden, which is mainly laid to lawn with some mature shrubs and there is also side access into the lane.
