House For Sale £430,000
A beautifully finished three bedroom detached bungalow in the highly desired village of Burbage offering driveway parking, garage and gardens.
Location: Situated in the highly rated village of Burbage, the property is conveniently located within walking distance of shops. This is a desirable feature for residents who prefer easy access to amenities.
Bedrooms: The bungalow boasts three double bedrooms, providing ample accommodation space. This is ideal for families or individuals who need extra room for guests or various purposes.
Layout: The internal layout is nicely balanced, with living spaces on one side and bedrooms/bathroom on the other. This arrangement can offer a sense of privacy and organization to the household.
Living Room: The dual-aspect living room is likely to be a bright and inviting space, enhanced by French doors that open to the rear garden. The modern free-standing log burning stove adds a touch of warmth and character to the room.
Kitchen: The bespoke kitchen with solid oak worktops and a 'Rangemaster' oven is a standout feature. The opening to the conservatory, currently used as a dining room, creates a seamless flow and an inviting atmosphere for family meals or entertaining.
Bathroom: The contemporary family bathroom with an upright heated towel rail, bath with a shower over, and a glass screen offers both style and functionality.
Outdoor Spaces: The property's corner plot allows for private gardens on three sides. A generous lawned front garden enclosed by mature shrubs and trees, a vegetable growing area with a greenhouse, a raised lawn, rose bushes, a patio sun terrace, wood store, and shed contribute to the overall appeal. The garage with light, power, and a wash basin, along with driveway parking for 2 to 3 cars, adds practicality to the property.
Additional Features: The wood effect flooring in the light hallway, the French doors, and the log burning stove contribute to the overall aesthetic appeal and comfort of the home.
In summary, this bungalow appears to offer a comfortable and stylish living experience both inside and outside. It seems well-equipped for modern living while maintaining a charming and private atmosphere.
The property is located within easy reach of the market towns of Marlborough, Hungerford and Devizes and lies on the edge of the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with numerous affluent local villages.
The major conurbations of Newbury, Andover, Salisbury and Swindon are all within easy reach. The property is well located for access to Junction 15 of M4 (14 miles), A303 (11 miles) and the A346/A338 is the principle designated M4/A303 link road. There are good railway links providing high speed train services from Great Bedwyn (4 miles), Pewsey (5 miles) giving access to London Paddington (65 minutes).
Burbage has a good range of local amenities including a village shop, a village pub, post office, village hall, doctor's surgery, church, primary school and playing fields. The locality offers excellent walking and riding opportunities in the ancient Savernake Forest and along the nearby Kennet & Avon Canal. A network of both footpaths and bridleways are easily accessed from the property.
Property Information - Wiltshire County Council
Council Tax Band: C
Mains water, electricity, and drainage are connected. Oil fired central heating
Location: Situated in the highly rated village of Burbage, the property is conveniently located within walking distance of shops. This is a desirable feature for residents who prefer easy access to amenities.
Bedrooms: The bungalow boasts three double bedrooms, providing ample accommodation space. This is ideal for families or individuals who need extra room for guests or various purposes.
Layout: The internal layout is nicely balanced, with living spaces on one side and bedrooms/bathroom on the other. This arrangement can offer a sense of privacy and organization to the household.
Living Room: The dual-aspect living room is likely to be a bright and inviting space, enhanced by French doors that open to the rear garden. The modern free-standing log burning stove adds a touch of warmth and character to the room.
Kitchen: The bespoke kitchen with solid oak worktops and a 'Rangemaster' oven is a standout feature. The opening to the conservatory, currently used as a dining room, creates a seamless flow and an inviting atmosphere for family meals or entertaining.
Bathroom: The contemporary family bathroom with an upright heated towel rail, bath with a shower over, and a glass screen offers both style and functionality.
Outdoor Spaces: The property's corner plot allows for private gardens on three sides. A generous lawned front garden enclosed by mature shrubs and trees, a vegetable growing area with a greenhouse, a raised lawn, rose bushes, a patio sun terrace, wood store, and shed contribute to the overall appeal. The garage with light, power, and a wash basin, along with driveway parking for 2 to 3 cars, adds practicality to the property.
Additional Features: The wood effect flooring in the light hallway, the French doors, and the log burning stove contribute to the overall aesthetic appeal and comfort of the home.
In summary, this bungalow appears to offer a comfortable and stylish living experience both inside and outside. It seems well-equipped for modern living while maintaining a charming and private atmosphere.
The property is located within easy reach of the market towns of Marlborough, Hungerford and Devizes and lies on the edge of the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with numerous affluent local villages.
The major conurbations of Newbury, Andover, Salisbury and Swindon are all within easy reach. The property is well located for access to Junction 15 of M4 (14 miles), A303 (11 miles) and the A346/A338 is the principle designated M4/A303 link road. There are good railway links providing high speed train services from Great Bedwyn (4 miles), Pewsey (5 miles) giving access to London Paddington (65 minutes).
Burbage has a good range of local amenities including a village shop, a village pub, post office, village hall, doctor's surgery, church, primary school and playing fields. The locality offers excellent walking and riding opportunities in the ancient Savernake Forest and along the nearby Kennet & Avon Canal. A network of both footpaths and bridleways are easily accessed from the property.
Property Information - Wiltshire County Council
Council Tax Band: C
Mains water, electricity, and drainage are connected. Oil fired central heating
