A Grade II Listed semi-detached cottage with lovely good sized

gardens and ample parking, in a popular village location.

3 bedrooms, family bathroom. Porch, dining room, sitting room, L shaped

kitchen/breakfast room, utility and cloakroom.

The Property

This charming Listed cottage is semi-detached and dates from 1739. It was extended at the rear in the 1950's and has a lovely garden to the front and side, further enhanced by ample parking and a good size garage. There are two fireplaces with log burners and exposed beams, together with bespoke oak kitchen units, all adding to the charm of this delightful home.

The Accommodation

Open porch with the front door leading into the dining room. This has a solid oak floor, log burning stove and staircase off, with a useful and deep storage cupboard under. The delightful sitting room on the right also has a fireplace with a log burner and a double sash window to front. The L shaped kitchen/breakfast room at the rear is triple aspect and has bespoke oak units with granite work tops. There is an integrated Bosch dishwasher, Britannia range cooker with extractor over, a Belfast sink, pan drawers and a corner carousel. One wall has exposed timbers and there are double doors into the rear courtyard. Leading off the kitchen is a utility area with the boiler and space for the washing machine, with an external door, and cloakroom off. On the first floor landing, the airing cupboard houses the hot water cylinder and a pump for the shower. A loft hatch with ladder and light leads to the part boarded roof space with some lovely old beams. There are three bedrooms and a family bathroom with a power shower over the bath.

Outside

The entrance to the cottage is through a 5 bar gate set in mature hedging either side. There is a gravelled drive with ample parking and turning area adjacent to the garage. In front of the cottage is a lawn with well stocked borders. To the right hand side, a gate set in a mellow stone wall leads to a further large area of lawn, again with well stocked herbaceous borders and a greenhouse. At the rear, adjoining the kitchen, is a private paved courtyard with brick barbecue. There are external lights and a tap.

Garage5.69m by 3.39m (18'8 by 11'1 )

A large garage with twin wooden doors to front, a side door and window. Boarded roof space over. Power and light.

General

Mains water, electricity and drainage are connected. The oil boiler in the utility room supplies central heating and hot water. Council Tax Band D - £1,874.02 payable for 2020/21. There is no EPC as the cottage is Listed.

Location

Christian Malford is mentioned in the Domesday book and has a 13th Century Church, primary school, public house and a village shop with Post Office. There is also a village hall, recreation ground and a 12 acre community wildlife meadow. There are a number of good eating pubs within a ten mile radius, while Malmesbury and Chippenham cater for everyday shopping requirements, with the latter also providing trains to Paddington in just over an hour, and Bath Spa in 15 minutes.

Directions to SN15 4BQ

From Chippenham head east on the B4069 passing through Sutton Benger and into Christian Malford. Turn right and continue past the village shop. Where the road forks, turn right onto The Green, and the cottage is a short distance on your right, denoted by our For Sale board.

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