Dating back to circa 16th century, this 2 bedroom cosy cottage home offers spacious accommodation across 4 floors including a large cellar. Incorporating some incredible character features and some of the best views you are likely to find in Marlborough, this Grade II Listed utterly charming cottage, offered with no chain, must be viewed, just for the outlook alone!

Walking in through the front door, you are greeted by the light and airy living room with a beautiful log burner that catches your attention when you have finished staring out over The Green. As you head through the living room, there is a tiled plateau perfect for dining, which in turn, leads out to private rear courtyard that is laid to patio and includes an outbuilding used a utility room and outside W/C. Completing the ground floor accommodation is the recently fitted kitchen, including integrated undercounter fridge, electric oven and hob and integral dishwasher, the space lends itself nicely to adding a breakfast bar if wanted. There is also a cellar that spans underneath the majority of the property which is perfect for storage.

To the first floor is bedroom 1, boasting exposed beams, a feature fireplace and offering built in storage space meaning there is plenty of room for a double bed. Also on the first floor is the decently sized family bathroom, with shower over bath and heated towel rail.

On the top floor is the further double bedroom, complete with en-suite shower room and it is from here, that you can really appreciate the panoramic views on offer from this truly fantastic cottage.

Properties like this do not come up often, call us now to book a viewing and avoid disappointment.

Property Information - Tenure: Freehold
Local Authority: Wiltshire Council
All mains services connected
Gas central heating
Council Tax Band: D
EPC Rating: D

Situation - Marlborough is a historic market town located in the heart of Wiltshire and noted for its wide and picturesque high street and The College. The town provides excellent shopping facilities together with a twice weekly market, numerous cafes, restaurants and pubs and those with country and leisure pursuits are also well catered for. There is a good choice of both state and private schooling in the area and the town is well located within easy motoring distance of the larger employment centres of Swindon, Salisbury and Newbury. The M4 Motorway (J15) is approximately 7 miles distance providing fast road access to London, Bristol, and the West Country and rail links can be found in the nearby villages of Pewsey and Great Bedwyn offering services to London.