House For Sale £295,000
A pretty early Edwardian cottage, beautifully updated by the current owner who has redecorated the property throughout.
With wonderful views up to Salisbury Plain from the bedrooms and a pretty garden, a brick workshop with scope for repurposing, and masses of character, this is a delightful place to put down roots.
AT A GLANCE
Downstairs:
front entrance lobby
double aspect sitting room with bay window
dining room with wooden floor and panelling
stylish kitchen with stone flooring and an enclosed rear lobby
Upstairs:
two double bedrooms
family bathroom with bath and space and plumbing for washing machine
Outside:
There is a small front garden and to the rear, a gravelled terrace leads to a paved dining area and sturdy brick outbuilding. A picket fence opens up to the large lawned back garden with pretty trees, a produce bed and wildlife pond at the far end.
SERVICES
mains water, drainage and electricity
Wiltshire Council Tax band B
EPC band F
Location:
The bustling village of Market Lavington sits just below Salisbury Plain; chalk grassland which affords wonderful walking and riding opportunities. There is a church and pub in the well served village which has everything from a doctor's surgery to a library, hairdresser, post office, supermarket and butcher.
The comprehensive school in Lavington is very well regarded as is the village primary school.
Communications are good, with both the M3 and M4 motorways easily accessed and mainline stations within reach at both Pewsey and Chippenham (London Paddington just over an hour) or Westbury if heading west. The historic cities of Bath and Salisbury are around 20 miles away and the market towns of Devizes and Marlborough are close enough for everyday shopping, with weekly produce markets, supermarkets, boutiques, entertainment and plenty of restaurants and bars.
For More Local Information See:
Directions:
From our office, head up Long Street, down Potterne Hill (A360) and through the village of Potterne. At Black Dog Crossroads, turn left onto Spin Hill and follow it up, and down and turn right at the next mini roundabout. Turn left at the next mini roundabout and into The High Street. Pass the shops and after around a hundred yards the house will be found on the right hand side.
With wonderful views up to Salisbury Plain from the bedrooms and a pretty garden, a brick workshop with scope for repurposing, and masses of character, this is a delightful place to put down roots.
AT A GLANCE
Downstairs:
front entrance lobby
double aspect sitting room with bay window
dining room with wooden floor and panelling
stylish kitchen with stone flooring and an enclosed rear lobby
Upstairs:
two double bedrooms
family bathroom with bath and space and plumbing for washing machine
Outside:
There is a small front garden and to the rear, a gravelled terrace leads to a paved dining area and sturdy brick outbuilding. A picket fence opens up to the large lawned back garden with pretty trees, a produce bed and wildlife pond at the far end.
SERVICES
mains water, drainage and electricity
Wiltshire Council Tax band B
EPC band F
Location:
The bustling village of Market Lavington sits just below Salisbury Plain; chalk grassland which affords wonderful walking and riding opportunities. There is a church and pub in the well served village which has everything from a doctor's surgery to a library, hairdresser, post office, supermarket and butcher.
The comprehensive school in Lavington is very well regarded as is the village primary school.
Communications are good, with both the M3 and M4 motorways easily accessed and mainline stations within reach at both Pewsey and Chippenham (London Paddington just over an hour) or Westbury if heading west. The historic cities of Bath and Salisbury are around 20 miles away and the market towns of Devizes and Marlborough are close enough for everyday shopping, with weekly produce markets, supermarkets, boutiques, entertainment and plenty of restaurants and bars.
For More Local Information See:
Directions:
From our office, head up Long Street, down Potterne Hill (A360) and through the village of Potterne. At Black Dog Crossroads, turn left onto Spin Hill and follow it up, and down and turn right at the next mini roundabout. Turn left at the next mini roundabout and into The High Street. Pass the shops and after around a hundred yards the house will be found on the right hand side.
