House For Sale £545,000
Number 17 is believed to date back to the 1830s and is Grade II Listed. The accommodation briefly comprises a kitchen and sitting room. There is a
downstairs bathroom and three first floor bedrooms. The property has been lived in recently, but some buyers may wish to update some parts.
To the south of the house is the garden and off road parking. To the side of the garden there are two wonderful unconverted stone barns with significant
potential (floor area c. 1,018 sq ft - 94.6sq m). Currently used as garages and stores there is scope to link part of the barns to the main house, create additional accommodation, studio space, home office or similar (subject to the necessary
permissions and consents).
downstairs bathroom and three first floor bedrooms. The property has been lived in recently, but some buyers may wish to update some parts.
To the south of the house is the garden and off road parking. To the side of the garden there are two wonderful unconverted stone barns with significant
potential (floor area c. 1,018 sq ft - 94.6sq m). Currently used as garages and stores there is scope to link part of the barns to the main house, create additional accommodation, studio space, home office or similar (subject to the necessary
permissions and consents).
Number 17 is situated in a residential area a short distance from Cricklade's High Street. Cricklade is a small thriving market town, an historic Anglo Saxon town. The property is conveniently located on The Forty, a residential area close to the towns extensive amenities including award winning pubs, butchers, doctors, chemist and supermarket. The attractive Cotswold town of Cirencester (about 8 miles) and the larger commercial centre of Swindon (c. 8 miles) to the south, provides more comprehensive shopping, schooling, cinemas and recreational facilities, as well as a mainline railway station with a fast train service to London Paddington and Bristol.
There are also many recreational facilities in the area including golf at Highworth, Faringdon, Cirencester. The surrounding countryside is particularly attractive and provides many opportunities for walks and rides.
Distances:
Cirencester 8 miles, Swindon 8 miles (Paddington 55 minutes), M4 (J16) 11 miles, Kemble Station 11 miles (Paddington 60 minutes), Marlborough 19 miles, London 86 miles (all distances are approximate).
Directions (SN6 6HW)
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From Cricklade take the High Street south bound, continue over the roundabout with the B4040 (Malmesbury Road) and B4553 south towards Purton. After the roundabout take the first right into The Forty. No 17 is on your right, after about 100 meters, opposite Carpenters Close. Park on the road, by the solid wooden gates.
