House For Sale £395,000
Within the heart of the popular village of Sutton Benger, this terraced house is surprisingly spacious with two off road parking spaces and a good size garden.
Approached into the hallway where there is a large downstairs cloakroom with plenty of room for storage and stairs lead to the first floor.
The kitchen is shaped to incorporate a painted wooden kitchen with wooden worktops incorporating a Belfast sink, dishwasher, under counter fridge and plenty of storage space. There is plenty of room for a table with French doors ready to throw open onto the garden.
The sitting room is dual aspect with a feature fireplace and French doors which again open onto the decking and garden beyond.
Upstairs there are three double bedrooms, two with built in wardrobes and a family bathroom with a bath and overhead shower. There is plenty of space on the landing either for more storage or for a desk for working from home. There is also a useful airing cupboard.
The gravelled driveway leads to the development of just five properties with two off road parking spaces immediately outside. The rear garden is fully enclosed with decking on two sides, a grassed area and a shed.
The property benefits from oil central heating with a nearly new boiler and tank at the front of the property.
The village of Sutton Benger. A small community in the Vale of Dauntsey. A pin in the map where the North Wiltshire countryside and rolling Cotswolds are bisected by the M4. And a location that opens up a world of opportunities…
Sutton Benger wants for little. The local, The Wellesley Arms, provides good beer and good food with a warm welcome and glowing reviews. While the village restaurant, La Flambé, has long built its excellent name on its sophisticated French menu in an unhurried atmosphere.
At the heart of the village, the Grade II listed All Saints Church provides an insight into local history, dating back to the 12th Century. Just over the way, a quick stroll down Bell Lane, Sutton Benger School provides a primary education to 140 children during term time and has been rated Good by Ofsted.
For more day-to-day activities, a local store, post office, village hall and doctor’s surgery are all at hand. Amenities that ensure the village remains a lively, supportive community that continues to grow
So much lies just beyond Sutton Benger.
Westonbirt, the National Arboretum, is an enriching year-round experience. Get wonderfully lost in its towering maze of native and exotic trees as you connect with nature and admire the seasonal shifts in colour.
Not far from this leafy escape is Malmesbury, a historic market town with a thriving artisan scene. As you nip in and out of the high street’s independent shops and cafes, you’ll notice the 12th Century Malmesbury Abbey and the Abbey House Gardens. Straddling the River Avon, these grounds provide a shock of colour as thousands of flowers bloom.
The area’s cultural diversity is best encapsulated by the annual WOMAD festival. Held in Charlton Park at the height of summer, the event celebrates music, food and arts from around the world, providing attendees with a truly enlightening experience.
Your nearest town is Chippenham. This lively market town provides all the everyday amenities you can think of, with a range of supermarkets, doctors’ surgeries, schools and a mainline train station that serves London in just over an hour.
For bright lights, big names and wider employment opportunities, Bristol, Bath and Swindon are accessed with ease from the M4. Three cities with very different energies, all making a diverse and culturally significant contribution to the South West.
Approached into the hallway where there is a large downstairs cloakroom with plenty of room for storage and stairs lead to the first floor.
The kitchen is shaped to incorporate a painted wooden kitchen with wooden worktops incorporating a Belfast sink, dishwasher, under counter fridge and plenty of storage space. There is plenty of room for a table with French doors ready to throw open onto the garden.
The sitting room is dual aspect with a feature fireplace and French doors which again open onto the decking and garden beyond.
Upstairs there are three double bedrooms, two with built in wardrobes and a family bathroom with a bath and overhead shower. There is plenty of space on the landing either for more storage or for a desk for working from home. There is also a useful airing cupboard.
The gravelled driveway leads to the development of just five properties with two off road parking spaces immediately outside. The rear garden is fully enclosed with decking on two sides, a grassed area and a shed.
The property benefits from oil central heating with a nearly new boiler and tank at the front of the property.
The village of Sutton Benger. A small community in the Vale of Dauntsey. A pin in the map where the North Wiltshire countryside and rolling Cotswolds are bisected by the M4. And a location that opens up a world of opportunities…
Sutton Benger wants for little. The local, The Wellesley Arms, provides good beer and good food with a warm welcome and glowing reviews. While the village restaurant, La Flambé, has long built its excellent name on its sophisticated French menu in an unhurried atmosphere.
At the heart of the village, the Grade II listed All Saints Church provides an insight into local history, dating back to the 12th Century. Just over the way, a quick stroll down Bell Lane, Sutton Benger School provides a primary education to 140 children during term time and has been rated Good by Ofsted.
For more day-to-day activities, a local store, post office, village hall and doctor’s surgery are all at hand. Amenities that ensure the village remains a lively, supportive community that continues to grow
So much lies just beyond Sutton Benger.
Westonbirt, the National Arboretum, is an enriching year-round experience. Get wonderfully lost in its towering maze of native and exotic trees as you connect with nature and admire the seasonal shifts in colour.
Not far from this leafy escape is Malmesbury, a historic market town with a thriving artisan scene. As you nip in and out of the high street’s independent shops and cafes, you’ll notice the 12th Century Malmesbury Abbey and the Abbey House Gardens. Straddling the River Avon, these grounds provide a shock of colour as thousands of flowers bloom.
The area’s cultural diversity is best encapsulated by the annual WOMAD festival. Held in Charlton Park at the height of summer, the event celebrates music, food and arts from around the world, providing attendees with a truly enlightening experience.
Your nearest town is Chippenham. This lively market town provides all the everyday amenities you can think of, with a range of supermarkets, doctors’ surgeries, schools and a mainline train station that serves London in just over an hour.
For bright lights, big names and wider employment opportunities, Bristol, Bath and Swindon are accessed with ease from the M4. Three cities with very different energies, all making a diverse and culturally significant contribution to the South West.
