This spacious Victorian home is found close to the town centre and train station on the Bradford On Avon side of Trowbridge. Although in need of general updating, the four bedrooms and three reception areas provide heaps of potential to create a stunning home with off street parking. NO ONWARD CHAIN

Stepping through the front door you find a small entrance porch which leads on to the hallway. Both areas have traditional mosaic floor tiles and high ceilings, features synonymous with properties of this age. The hallway has doors to the living room, dining area and breakfast area as well as stairs to the first floor. The bay fronted living room has been opened up with the dining area to create a superbly social living space. The living room enjoys an attractive fireplace whilst the dining area has a door onto the garden. Towards the rear of the house you find a bright and spacious breakfast room that could suit a number of uses as well as the kitchen. The kitchen has a door to the side and patio doors onto the garden.

Heading upstairs, the first floor features three double bedrooms, the bathroom and a separate WC. The front bedroom is a particularly generous size and boasts a great deal of natural light thanks to the bay window. The second floor is where you find a further double bedroom with skylight windows to the front and rear. An ensuite shower room provides this room with added convenience and there is a built in cupboard providing storage.

The front garden has been set out for parking and provides space for two cars. The south westerly facing rear garden is a lovely size and is mostly laid to lawn with a patio area. a covered passage provides side access and there is a large shed at the foot of the garden.

The property has been in the same ownership for 35 years, speaking volumes of what a happy home it has been. The top floor bedroom and ensuite are part of a historic loft conversion which is thought to predate building regulations.

Trowbridge is the county town of Wiltshire found close to the western border with Somerset. On the fringe of the town centre, you find Trowbridge Town Park, a large open space with a host of activities, tree lined paths and a riverside walk to Biss Meadows Country Park. St Stephens Place provides several dining options along with a multi-screen cinema complex. There are a wide variety of historic buildings around the town along with a selection of beautiful walks nearby, including the Kennet and Avon Canal and Southwick Country Park. The town has superb transport links with Trowbridge station providing access to London as well as a short ride to the world heritage city of Bath. The A350 passes the fringe of the town, leading to the M4 via Chippenham and the A303 and A36 to the south.