About this property

Set in this attractive village location on the southern edge of the village stands this mid twentieth century home which offers light and airy accommodation in 0.38 acres with an additional 0.76 acre field.

The ground floor enjoys a wealth of reception space which is versatile in nature and offers a good flow from room to room. The sitting room takes centre stage with window to the front, open fireplace and doors to the dining room which in turn links to the utility room. The utility has garden access and plenty of storage; adjacent to the kitchen which is also well equipped with cupboards and French doors to the garden. There are two further reception rooms and a family bathroom on the ground floor.

Head upstairs where there are three bedrooms and a good level of storage in the eaves.

In all this is a wonderful flexible home set in a quiet setting within wonderfully private gardens which enjoy River access.

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Services: Mains water and electricity. Oil fired central heating. Bottled gas for the hob. Half bank fishing rights.

Outside
The property enjoys established gardens and grounds which in total extend to about 1.14 acres offering a variety matures trees and shrubs with shaped borders and expanses of lawn which lead down to the River Avon. There is ample parking and a garage.

Situation
Tucked away on Raffin Lane close to the village centre. The village offers excellent local amenities including a supermarket, pharmacy, doctor’s surgery, library, sports centre, tennis club, bowls club, football club and several pubs. The historic market towns of Marlborough, Devizes and Hungerford are close by, whilst the larger centres of Salisbury, Andover, Newbury and Swindon are within easy travelling distance. There are excellent local schools in the area, with St John’s Academy, Marlborough College, Dauntsey’s and St. Francis Prep all nearby. It is in an Area of Outstanding Beauty situated very close the Kennet & Avon canal, which has been developed as a popular heritage tourism destination for boating, canoeing, fishing, walking and cycling. There are direct train services to London Paddington and the South West from Pewsey Station, and the M4 (junction 15) about 15 miles north, and the A303 (M3) is about 14 miles to the south.

Additional information

• 0.76 Acre Field
• Gardens Of About 0.38 Acres
• Edge Of Village Location
• Garage
• Parking
• Village Location
• Access To Amenities

Key information

Council Tax Band: E

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate