House For Sale £425,000
A well presented three bedroom semi-detached house situated in this much sought after village.
Description
The property is well presented throughout and comprises of entrance hall, living room with wood burning stove, Kitchen/breakfast room with pantry cupboard, utility room and downstairs cloakroom. Upstairs there is master bedroom with built in wardrobe, double bedroom, single bedroom and modern family bathroom with electric shower over bath. The property has electric heating, double glazed windows and solar panels. There is a front patio garden, side access to the rear garden with patio and artificial lawn and garage in a block near the property.
Recreation
There are excellent recreational facilities in the area including golf at Marlborough golf club and Ogbourne Down golf club. Racing at Newbury, Bath, Cheltenham and Ascot and Polo at Tidworth Park. Numerous footpaths and bridle ways on the nearby open countryside, many of which fall within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Cinema in Marlborough and Theatres at Newbury, Bath, and Bristol. Sailing can be found on numerous places on the south coast.
Education
There is a wide choice of nursey, primary and secondary schools, both state and private in the area including the well-known Marlborough College.
At a glance:
• Three Bedrooms
• Family Bathroom
• Sitting room
• Kitchen breakfast room • Utility room
• Cloakroom/WC
• Off Street parking
• Garage • Front Patio with views towards the church
• Rear self-enclosed garden
Services; Mains electricity, water and drainage. Council Tax: E
EPC: D
Location:
Great Bedwyn is an idyllic English village, much of which is included in a conservation area, situated towards the Eastern boundary of Wiltshire, 4.5 miles South West of Hungerford, and 6 miles South East of Marlborough. It lies on the River Dun and is bordered by the Kennet and Avon canal. A thriving and caring community with good commuter rail links to London, this highly-regarded village has its own Post Office (with bakery), shop and an excellent hostelry in the Three Tuns, GP surgery, church, garage and a primary school, which is rated excellent by Ofsted. The village is ideal for family living, being within catchment for the excellent St John's Academy and handy for commuting, as the railway station gives access to Hungerford, Newbury, Reading & London Paddington.
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Description
The property is well presented throughout and comprises of entrance hall, living room with wood burning stove, Kitchen/breakfast room with pantry cupboard, utility room and downstairs cloakroom. Upstairs there is master bedroom with built in wardrobe, double bedroom, single bedroom and modern family bathroom with electric shower over bath. The property has electric heating, double glazed windows and solar panels. There is a front patio garden, side access to the rear garden with patio and artificial lawn and garage in a block near the property.
Recreation
There are excellent recreational facilities in the area including golf at Marlborough golf club and Ogbourne Down golf club. Racing at Newbury, Bath, Cheltenham and Ascot and Polo at Tidworth Park. Numerous footpaths and bridle ways on the nearby open countryside, many of which fall within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Cinema in Marlborough and Theatres at Newbury, Bath, and Bristol. Sailing can be found on numerous places on the south coast.
Education
There is a wide choice of nursey, primary and secondary schools, both state and private in the area including the well-known Marlborough College.
At a glance:
• Three Bedrooms
• Family Bathroom
• Sitting room
• Kitchen breakfast room • Utility room
• Cloakroom/WC
• Off Street parking
• Garage • Front Patio with views towards the church
• Rear self-enclosed garden
Services; Mains electricity, water and drainage. Council Tax: E
EPC: D
Location:
Great Bedwyn is an idyllic English village, much of which is included in a conservation area, situated towards the Eastern boundary of Wiltshire, 4.5 miles South West of Hungerford, and 6 miles South East of Marlborough. It lies on the River Dun and is bordered by the Kennet and Avon canal. A thriving and caring community with good commuter rail links to London, this highly-regarded village has its own Post Office (with bakery), shop and an excellent hostelry in the Three Tuns, GP surgery, church, garage and a primary school, which is rated excellent by Ofsted. The village is ideal for family living, being within catchment for the excellent St John's Academy and handy for commuting, as the railway station gives access to Hungerford, Newbury, Reading & London Paddington.
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