A splendid detached family home set in generous well maintained gardens of over 0.4 acres. The house is also well placed for fabulous canal side walks and is just a short stroll from two good public houses.

Built in the 1970s as one of a pair of large executive homes, 'Tarn House' is a wonderful home for a growing family and could be ideal for anyone looking for separate living space for a dependant relative with a generous lower ground floor. On entering the property there is a large hallway leading to the dining room & kitchen. Both are dual aspect rooms with wooden flooring and the kitchen is fitted with granite effect worktops and an intergrated dish washer with space for further appliances. The 21ft sitting room has an exposed stone fireplace and vaulted ceiling. It is wonderfully light and airy with french doors overlooking the rear garden with great views. There are four double bedrooms on this level combined with a modern family bathroom and an additional shower room. There is access on the landing to a large L shaped attic (offering scope for conversion subject to building regs approval). From the landing a staircase takes you to the ground floor which offers a great amount of flexibility. The 21'9" triple aspect sitting room with double bedroom and en suite shower room also has a handy utility and cloakroom. This living room also has access to a separate patio.

Outside, a 5 bar gated driveway provides ample parking and leads up to a detached double garage at the rear of the house with light, power and an electric double garage door. This could be converted to an office/games room if preferred. The house is surrounded by a wonderful garden on all sides and there are two patio sun terraces from the living and sitting rooms, combined with three ponds, established borders, mature trees and a stone outbuilding that houses the oil tank.

Situation - The house is located in the hamlet of Seend Cleeve on the edge of Seend, and is tucked away up a small country lane. Seend Cleeve has two thriving public houses and delightful walks along the canal tow path which is just a short stroll down the hill from 'Tarn House.' The highly sought after Wiltshire village of Seend has a thriving community and is well known for its many fine period buildings which align the High Street. It provides a wide range of amenities including a local store/post office, a Church, primary school, playing field, village hall and community centre. Seend is five miles west of the historic market town of Devizes and 4 miles from Melksham where there are good supermarkets and a new Sports campus plus railway station to London. It's also within a 25mile radius of Bath, Chippenham and Salisbury.

Property Information - Tenure: Freehold / Council Tax: Band F / EPC Rating: E
Services: Oil fired heating, mains water, drainage & electricity