House For Sale £635,000
As you approach, a quaint bridge greets you, leading to Tanners Bridge Cottage nestled within its gardens on the left. It presents open aspects and a garden gently sloping down to a babbling stream, providing scenic views. Enter through dual five-bar gates to access the spacious gravel driveway, making parking a breeze
Heading inside you enter through a spacious storm porch at the front, leading you to the entrance door. Stepping inside, you are greeted by a charming hallway with character features, including stairs leading to the first floor and access to the reception areas. Heading left you are greeted by two distinct reception rooms: a dual-aspect lounge featuring a period open fireplace and double doors opening onto the stunning garden, and a private dining room with a quaint cottage windows overlooking the front and rear.
Each window frames a picturesque vista akin to a work of art, whether it's of the garden or the fields beyond. Moving through the ground floor, you will find the kitchen/breakfast room on the far side. This meticulously fitted room boasts ample storage and built-in appliances. Adorned with features like exposed Cotswold stone walls and a timbered ceiling, it provides space for a dining table and features two large picture windows at the front, offering far-reaching views. Conveniently, there's a rear door from the hallway leading to the garden, as well as access to a utility room.
Heading upstairs, you will find two notably spacious bedrooms, both enjoying stunning views from every angle, providing a perfect backdrop for your morning coffee. Bedroom two boasts a vaulted ceiling and exposed timbers. These rooms are served by a sizable white family bathroom, impeccably finished
Outside:
The cottage occupies a spacious plot, featuring meticulously maintained and visually appealing gardens that are complemented by expansive open farmland both to the front and rear. The main gardens are thoughtfully landscaped, comprising well-kept lawns, flourishing borders, and various seating areas scattered throughout. Notably, there's a charming side garden bordered by the picturesque stream, offering captivating views of the small Victorian bridge. Housed here is the attractive summerhouse, providing the perfect spot to enjoy a drink in the sun on those balmy summer days. Accessible through double five-bar gates, the ample driveway provides parking for many cars and a single garage to the side.
Location:
Nestled in breathtaking countryside just beyond Malmesbury, officially recognised as England's oldest borough, this cottage enjoys a prime location. Situated on the outskirts and bordering the Cotswolds, it is enveloped by the scenic splendor of two branches of the River Avon, accentuated by charming Cotswold stone buildings and picturesque river walks. Malmesbury itself is renowned for its ancient Abbey and iconic 15th-century Market Cross, boasting a lively community spirit. Here, residents relish an array of independent shops, a convenient Waitrose, Aldi, delightful traditional pubs, and inviting cafes. Families benefit from a diverse selection of nearby schools.
Conveniently located just five miles north of the M4 (Junction 17), it offers easy commuting access to Bristol, Bath, and Swindon. London is also within reach, approximately 1½ hours away by car or train. For those seeking a daily London Paddington commuter service, the village of Kemble, approximately 6.5 miles away, provides an excellent solution.
