House For Sale £825,000
Located in the sought after village of Ramsbury, this charming 4/5 bedroom detached property is tucked away in a cul-de-sac location with easy walking distance to the High Street's amenities.
Having been built in 1990, the current owners have lived in the house since new and had a 5th bedroom with en-suite built over the garage accessed via solid ash fitted staircase so could be used as a separate annexe. There is also the benefit of solar panels.
With so much flexible accommodation downstairs you will be amazed by the space. The hallway leads into the living room with attractive fireplace, dining room and sun room with windows and bifold doors allowing natural light. There is a useful study, cloakroom, utility room and modern fitted kitchen/breakfast room with ample wall and base cupboard units.
Upstairs the landing is spacious and provides access to four double bedrooms, three of them with fitted wardrobes, ensuite to master bedroom and family bathroom. There are stunning views across open countryside from the rear bedrooms.
The stunning good sized rear garden is very private and laid mainly to lawn with an abundance of flowers, fruit trees, shrubs and borders. To the front is driveway parking leading to double garage with electric up and over doors.
The village of Ramsbury won the CPRE ‘Best Kept Large Village’ competition in 2021, being recognised as “a well-maintained village with an excellent community spirit and facilities, especially for a village of this size.” Amongst the numerous amenities there are an ‘Outstanding’ Ofsted rated primary school, a village shop, post office, church, tennis and sports clubs, doctors’ surgery and 2 public houses, including The Bell, owned by the local Ramsbury Estate and winner of numerous awards. The brewery and distillery are just 3 miles up the road. The village is surrounded by stunning countryside including the river Kennet and is within the North Wessex Downs AONB. Walking and cycling opportunities are complemented by excellent chalk stream fishing and horse riding plus many other outdoor pursuits.
The nearby towns of Marlborough and Hungerford offer a wider range of shopping and leisure facilities including supermarkets, garages and a range of pubs and restaurants. In addition to the state primary school in the village and senior school at St. Johns Academy in Marlborough, local independent sector options include Pinewood, Marlborough College and Dauntsey’s, Downe House and St Gabriel’s.
Council Tax Band G
Having been built in 1990, the current owners have lived in the house since new and had a 5th bedroom with en-suite built over the garage accessed via solid ash fitted staircase so could be used as a separate annexe. There is also the benefit of solar panels.
With so much flexible accommodation downstairs you will be amazed by the space. The hallway leads into the living room with attractive fireplace, dining room and sun room with windows and bifold doors allowing natural light. There is a useful study, cloakroom, utility room and modern fitted kitchen/breakfast room with ample wall and base cupboard units.
Upstairs the landing is spacious and provides access to four double bedrooms, three of them with fitted wardrobes, ensuite to master bedroom and family bathroom. There are stunning views across open countryside from the rear bedrooms.
The stunning good sized rear garden is very private and laid mainly to lawn with an abundance of flowers, fruit trees, shrubs and borders. To the front is driveway parking leading to double garage with electric up and over doors.
The village of Ramsbury won the CPRE ‘Best Kept Large Village’ competition in 2021, being recognised as “a well-maintained village with an excellent community spirit and facilities, especially for a village of this size.” Amongst the numerous amenities there are an ‘Outstanding’ Ofsted rated primary school, a village shop, post office, church, tennis and sports clubs, doctors’ surgery and 2 public houses, including The Bell, owned by the local Ramsbury Estate and winner of numerous awards. The brewery and distillery are just 3 miles up the road. The village is surrounded by stunning countryside including the river Kennet and is within the North Wessex Downs AONB. Walking and cycling opportunities are complemented by excellent chalk stream fishing and horse riding plus many other outdoor pursuits.
The nearby towns of Marlborough and Hungerford offer a wider range of shopping and leisure facilities including supermarkets, garages and a range of pubs and restaurants. In addition to the state primary school in the village and senior school at St. Johns Academy in Marlborough, local independent sector options include Pinewood, Marlborough College and Dauntsey’s, Downe House and St Gabriel’s.
Council Tax Band G
