Key Features

• 1930's three bedroom family home
• Stylish open plan living
• Two wood burning stoves
• Elegant sitting room
• Large dining area
• Farmhouse style kitchen
• Master bedroom with en-suite
• Large private South-West facing garden
• Summerhouse
• Ample off road parking

Summary

A truly beautiful extended 1930's three-bedroom semi-detached family home, with a lovely sized landscaped rear garden. Well positioned on The Down and within easy walking distance to Bellefield Primary school and the town centre. On the ground floor there is an entrance porch leading to a reception hallway giving access to the elegantly styled and cleverly designed open plan living space. Both the sitting room and spacious dining area have delightful wood burning stoves and provide a fantastic open space which also benefits from a downstairs cloakroom with a shower. Moving through there is a large contemporary farmhouse style kitchen with plenty of work surfaces, a vaulted ceiling with several Velux windows producing plenty of light and a superb pantry / larder. Upstairs there are two double bedrooms with an en-suite shower room to the master, a single bedroom currently being used as a dressing room and a family bathroom. To the rear is a wonderful private South-West facing garden with a number of areas to entertain, including a gorgeous patio with a large summerhouse, a Gin Snug which is excellent for alfresco dining and plenty of lawned area with cleverly planted surroundings and a superb space at the bottom of the garden for growing fruit and vegetables. There is also ample off road driveway parking at the front. All in all a property with a real "Wow" factor fusing modern living with period charm.

Location

The Down offers good access to all the local amenities found in the town which is within a 3/4 mile walk. Bellefield Primary school is just a stones throw away, making the property an ideal choice as a family home. There is excellent access to local through routes with the nearby A363 leading to the south towards the A350, whilst commuters are well served with Trowbridge Rail Station (London Paddington) found just under a mile away.

Tenure: Freehold
Local Authority: Wiltshire Council
Council Tax Band: C
EPC Rating: C
Mains electricity, gas and water and drainage.

Additional Information

For further information on this property please call 01225 983 910 or e-mail [email protected]