About this property

Standing proudly within the thriving village of Lockeridge is this beautifully upgraded semi-detached cottage with bundles of character and charm, glorious garden and useful outbuilding.

Much thought and consideration has been given to the restoration of the cottage, bringing it back to its traditional Victorian roots with exposed brick flooring, lime plaster walls and upgraded chimney with wood burning stove. Enter the cottage through the porch into the sitting / dining room with wood burner. Stairs ascend to the first floor and there is a step up into the kitchen; this mid twentieth century addition is fitted with a range of cupboards, oven, hob, extractor fan and boiler, and is lovely and light in the morning owing to the easterly aspect; there is a door to the garden.
On the first floor the main bedroom enjoys waxed floorboards, an ornate caste iron fireplace with glazed Victorian style tiles, integral wardrobes and shelving and an enlarged family bathroom with stylish fittings and a lovely garden view. The top floor houses a bedroom, garden views and ample eaves storage.

Outside
To the front of the cottage there is a pretty stocked bed set against the brick elevation (the rest of the main building is constructed of sarsen stone). The main garden lies to the rear of the cottage accessed off the kitchen where there is a paved sun terrace with steps up and a pretty archway to the main garden which is cleverly designed with attractive shaped flower beds offering scent and colour over the seasons. A climber covered arch connects an area with raised beds and in turn a large brick-built storage shed ideal for conversion subject to the usual consents. There is a right of access across number 2 Sunnyside to take the bins out and to bring anything into the garden.

Situation
The cottage is in the conservation area of the pretty village of Lockeridge, situated approximately 3 miles to the west of Marlborough which offers a good range of services and amenities. Village amenities include a village primary school, Kennett Valley village hall and public house The Who'd a Thought It. There is a mainline railway station at Pewsey (about 6 miles) or Bedwyn (10 miles) providing fast access to London Paddington in approximately 1 hour and approximately 15 miles to the north lies the M4. The countryside surrounding Lockeridge is designated as An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and there are many footpaths and bridleways around the village and the West Woods of Savernake Forest are close by.

Additional information

• Porch
• Sitting / Dining Room
• Kitchen
• 2 Bedrooms
• Family Bathroom
• Attractive Enclosed Garden
• Outbuilding
• Village Centre
• Close To Westwoods

Key information

Council Tax Band: C

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate