3 bed Flat For Sale £329,000
PROPERTY DESCRIPTION 41A High Street is a most attractive period property, in a superior town centre location, ideally placed for all that Marlborough has to offer. The property is constructed of flint elevations with some half-timbered walling to the front façade, with red brick and vertical tile elevations to the rear. The property has two dormer windows to the front, with the remaining windows to the front and rear being casement small pane. Stairs rise from the front door, turning left at the top to the upper hall. The sitting room is generously proportioned, with an attractive Victorian fire surround. To the right is a fully fitted kitchen, utility room and a good size dining area. On this floor is the third bedroom which could equally be used as a study, a shower room and stylish bathroom. On the second floor are two double bedrooms serviced by a shower room. The property is beautifully presented in a neutral colour palette, and retains period features such as cornicing,some timbering and fireplaces.
MARLBOROUGH This historic and thriving market town provides an extensive range of quality independent and well-known retailers, public houses, restaurants, including Rick Stein's, cafes, and a newly opened Cinema. Popular annual events include the Marlborough Literature Festival. The town is also home to the famed Marlborough College, a sports centre and an excellent state secondary school, St. John's.
Marlborough is sited along the M4 corridor close to J15. Intercity (Paddington) rail connections can be found at Swindon, Hungerford, Great Bedwyn and Pewsey offering access to London and the West Country.
The countryside surrounding Marlborough is within the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and includes the historic World Heritage site of nearby Avebury and Savernake Forest, renowned for its ancient oak trees.
MARLBOROUGH This historic and thriving market town provides an extensive range of quality independent and well-known retailers, public houses, restaurants, including Rick Stein's, cafes, and a newly opened Cinema. Popular annual events include the Marlborough Literature Festival. The town is also home to the famed Marlborough College, a sports centre and an excellent state secondary school, St. John's.
Marlborough is sited along the M4 corridor close to J15. Intercity (Paddington) rail connections can be found at Swindon, Hungerford, Great Bedwyn and Pewsey offering access to London and the West Country.
The countryside surrounding Marlborough is within the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and includes the historic World Heritage site of nearby Avebury and Savernake Forest, renowned for its ancient oak trees.
