4 Bed Detached House For Sale

Originally built around 1870 and recently divided into two properties, this semi-detached coach house offers countryside walks on your doorstep as well as a high quality finish and character throughout.

The spacious and airy accommodation briefly comprises: Kitchen/dining room which has been finished to a fantastic standard, featuring flagstone flooring, double barn style sink, Aga and marble worktops; utility and downstairs WC; Office; downstairs bedroom or extra reception room subject to your needs; substantial sitting room featuring stone flooring, inglenook fireplace with log burner, two almost floor to ceiling patio doors and vaulted ceiling; this leads through to a more private snug which shares a lot of similar features.

Upstairs you have two good guest bedrooms which share a much larger than average bathroom with wooden floor, freestanding bath and separate shower cubicle. In addition to this you also have a very spacious master bedroom with Juliet balcony and adjoining en-suite again with freestanding bath, wooden floors and a separate shower cubicle.

The property has a integral single garage which offers great storage, a home to your ground source heat pump tank and has natural light too.

Outside is gravelled drive with space for multiple cars and also a private and walled garden, great for relaxing, entertaining or keeping any budding gardener busy.

The property is warmed by ground source heat pump and complimented by double glazing throughout.

St Edith's Marsh is a small semi-rural hamlet which lies between Devizes and Bromham nestled below the Roundway Downs with unspoilt country walks literally on the doorstep. Bromham is a sought after village which with an excellent selection of local facilities which include an excellent primary school, St Nicholas church, which is the resting place for the Irish poet Thomas Moore, and also features a William Morris stained glass window, The Greyhound village inn, and butchers. There are a number of village societies, a thriving social club and an annual carnival. With lots of unspoilt countryside to explore, this a special place in which to live. The historic old market town of Devizes lies c.4 miles away and the larger town of Chippenham with its mainline railway station to London (Paddington) and junction 17 of the M4 motorway is also a short drive away

Tenure; Freehold
Services; Mains electricity, water, and drainage.
EPC rating; D
Council tax band; D