Bradenstoke, Chippenham
£375,000
Guide price
Guide price
Bedrooms: 3
An immensely characterful and very well presented, Grade II* Listed, terraced house which is believed to date back to the 1500's and is situated in the heart of the village of Bradenstoke.
This late Medieval timber-framed building, was reputedly a Monastic guest house for Bradenstoke Abbey and has retained numerous original features including impressive fireplaces, moulded carved beams and exposed stone walls.
The spacious accommodation is arranged over three floors and comprises; fabulous reception room with large inglenook fireplace, inset wood burning stove and exposed beams, dining room with herringbone, wood block flooring, exposed stone wall and ceiling beams, superb kitchen with modern units, sun room with utility area and French doors opening onto the rear garden, ground floor bathroom with white suite, two double bedrooms and a shower room on the first floor and a double bedroom with eaves storage on the second floor.
Externally there is a level, enclosed, courtyard style garden directly to the rear of the property and a path leading to a detached/divorced garden. The second section of garden is immensely private and well stocked with mature trees (including a number of fruit trees), pergola covered, block paved seating area with productive grapevine and a large section lawn.. The garden is approximately 0.13 of an acre in size and is well enclosed by fencing.
Situation
Bradenstoke is a popular village which is set overlooking the Dauntsey Vale boasting far reaching views from many areas. The village has a public house, church, village hall and is within 1 mile of the thriving village of Lyneham with its numerous amenities and primary school with Royal Wootton Bassett close by. The property is well located for access to the M4 motorway junctions 16 and 17, and also for the major commercial centres of Reading, Cardiff, Swindon, Bath and Bristol. Mainline railway services are available from Chippenham and Swindon and connect with London Paddington in approximately 1 hour 15 minutes and 50 minutes respectively.
Property Information
Council Tax Band: C
Tenure - Freehold
Services - Mains water and electricity.
Oil Fired Central Heating
EPC Rating: Grade II* Listed and therefore exempt
This late Medieval timber-framed building, was reputedly a Monastic guest house for Bradenstoke Abbey and has retained numerous original features including impressive fireplaces, moulded carved beams and exposed stone walls.
The spacious accommodation is arranged over three floors and comprises; fabulous reception room with large inglenook fireplace, inset wood burning stove and exposed beams, dining room with herringbone, wood block flooring, exposed stone wall and ceiling beams, superb kitchen with modern units, sun room with utility area and French doors opening onto the rear garden, ground floor bathroom with white suite, two double bedrooms and a shower room on the first floor and a double bedroom with eaves storage on the second floor.
Externally there is a level, enclosed, courtyard style garden directly to the rear of the property and a path leading to a detached/divorced garden. The second section of garden is immensely private and well stocked with mature trees (including a number of fruit trees), pergola covered, block paved seating area with productive grapevine and a large section lawn.. The garden is approximately 0.13 of an acre in size and is well enclosed by fencing.
Situation
Bradenstoke is a popular village which is set overlooking the Dauntsey Vale boasting far reaching views from many areas. The village has a public house, church, village hall and is within 1 mile of the thriving village of Lyneham with its numerous amenities and primary school with Royal Wootton Bassett close by. The property is well located for access to the M4 motorway junctions 16 and 17, and also for the major commercial centres of Reading, Cardiff, Swindon, Bath and Bristol. Mainline railway services are available from Chippenham and Swindon and connect with London Paddington in approximately 1 hour 15 minutes and 50 minutes respectively.
Property Information
Council Tax Band: C
Tenure - Freehold
Services - Mains water and electricity.
Oil Fired Central Heating
EPC Rating: Grade II* Listed and therefore exempt
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