House For Sale £450,000
An exquisite country cottage presented in beautiful order throughout, with 3 bedrooms and 2/3 receptions, located in this very desirable village.
This charming and most attractive double fronted period home has an entrance hall with oak glass panelled double doors into a dual aspect sitting room featuring an impressive Inglenook fireplace and former bread oven. There is a separate dining room running in to a bespoke kitchen/breakfast room with solid wooden worktops and a breakfast bar, both enjoying flagstone flooring. There is also a downstairs modern shower room.
On the first floor a spacious landing area could be utilised as a study space, and leads off to two good sized double bedrooms and a refitted bathroom with oak flooring. On the second floor there is a further double bedroom and a flexible music room / raised reading area, which could also be used as a home office space and 5 built-in eaves storage cupboards. The property boasts exposed wall timbering and ceiling beams and other character features combined with the modern comforts of oil fired central heating (new boiler fitted in 2022) and new windows. The well tended side and rear gardens were re-landscaped in 2020 and are ideal for 'Al fresco' eating and entertaining with an Indian sandstone patio sun terrace and steps ascending to a top tier that takes in some wonderful views. To the front and side are further lawns and mature shrubbed borders. There is also a useful brick and stone built workshop with light and power.
Cottages of this character and ilk are a rare find in such a thriving village so an early viewing is highly recommended.
Situation - The property is well situated along a tranquil lane off of the centre of the picturesque village of Urchfont which forms part of the famous Pewsey Vale with its surrounding rolling downland and countryside. The village is renowned for its central duck pond and fine period properties and has a very popular primary school, Church, public house, community shop/post office and other local amenities. The nearby market town of Devizes is about six miles away and Pewsey, where there is a mainline railway station (Paddington about one hour), a similar distance away. The other major centres of Swindon, Chippenham, Marlborough, Bath and Salisbury are all within a thirty mile radius.
Property Information - EPC Rating: D
Council Tax Band: C
Services: Oil fired heating (new boiler installed in 2022) mains water, drainage and electricity.
New Windows and back door 2017/18
New staircase fitted in 2021.
This charming and most attractive double fronted period home has an entrance hall with oak glass panelled double doors into a dual aspect sitting room featuring an impressive Inglenook fireplace and former bread oven. There is a separate dining room running in to a bespoke kitchen/breakfast room with solid wooden worktops and a breakfast bar, both enjoying flagstone flooring. There is also a downstairs modern shower room.
On the first floor a spacious landing area could be utilised as a study space, and leads off to two good sized double bedrooms and a refitted bathroom with oak flooring. On the second floor there is a further double bedroom and a flexible music room / raised reading area, which could also be used as a home office space and 5 built-in eaves storage cupboards. The property boasts exposed wall timbering and ceiling beams and other character features combined with the modern comforts of oil fired central heating (new boiler fitted in 2022) and new windows. The well tended side and rear gardens were re-landscaped in 2020 and are ideal for 'Al fresco' eating and entertaining with an Indian sandstone patio sun terrace and steps ascending to a top tier that takes in some wonderful views. To the front and side are further lawns and mature shrubbed borders. There is also a useful brick and stone built workshop with light and power.
Cottages of this character and ilk are a rare find in such a thriving village so an early viewing is highly recommended.
Situation - The property is well situated along a tranquil lane off of the centre of the picturesque village of Urchfont which forms part of the famous Pewsey Vale with its surrounding rolling downland and countryside. The village is renowned for its central duck pond and fine period properties and has a very popular primary school, Church, public house, community shop/post office and other local amenities. The nearby market town of Devizes is about six miles away and Pewsey, where there is a mainline railway station (Paddington about one hour), a similar distance away. The other major centres of Swindon, Chippenham, Marlborough, Bath and Salisbury are all within a thirty mile radius.
Property Information - EPC Rating: D
Council Tax Band: C
Services: Oil fired heating (new boiler installed in 2022) mains water, drainage and electricity.
New Windows and back door 2017/18
New staircase fitted in 2021.
