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Semi-detached house
1 bed
1 bath
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band C
Broadband: Ultra-fast 1000Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- Well laid out two storey house
- Ground floor Kitchen/ breakfast room
- First floor reception room
- Double Bedroom & Bathroom
- X2 off-street parking spaces
- EPC Rating = C
The Hayloft is a compact and practical house located in Manor Farm Court.
Description
The Hayloft is a compact and practical house, offering accommodation and living space over two floors, it is the perfect home for someone on their own or a couple. The property also benefits from far-reaching views across the neighbouring fields.
The downstairs is comprised of a galley kitchen/breakfast space, while the first floor boasts a good-sized reception room, generous double bedroom and bathroom.
There is potential (subject to usual planning consents) to build up into the loft to create a second bedroom and bathroom.
The property also benefits from two off-street parking spaces.
Location
Purton Stoke is situated around 2 miles south of the village of
Cricklade. The hamlet does have its own pub and a thriving
social community. The Saxon town of Cricklade is situated on
the northern edge of Wiltshire with the Thames Path National
Trail passing through the town. Surrounding countryside makes
it an ideal location for walking, cycling and horse riding whilst
its bustling High Street offers a wide selection of amenities
including a post office, dentist, doctors’ surgeries, chemist,
two churches, two public houses and Cricklade House Hotel &
Country Club. A comprehensive range of shops and services
can be found in nearby Cirencester, Swindon or Marlborough,
all of which have large supermarkets including Waitrose. Well
regarded local state primary and secondary schools are readily
available and private sector schools include Marlborough
College, Cheltenham College, Beaudesert Park, Hatherop
Castle, Pinewood, Prior Park (Prep and Pre-Prep in Cricklade),
St Mary’s Calne and Westonbirt. Sporting and leisure activities
in the area include racing at Cheltenham and Newbury, polo
at Cirencester Park, hunting with the VWH and eventing at
Gatcombe. The nearby Cotswold Water Park has outstanding
sporting facilities for all ages including water skiing, cable
wakeboarding, sailing, clay pigeon shooting, wildlife walks
and angling. The town is well placed for easy access to the
A419/A417 providing access to Swindon and the M4 to the
south and Gloucester and the M5 to the north, whilst Swindon
and Kemble train stations offer direct and regular services to
London Paddington in 55 and 85 minutes respectively.
Square Footage: 672 sq ft
Directions
From Cirencester take Grove Ln/A417 to London Rd/A429. Then Take A417 and A419 to Calcutt St/B4040 in Wiltshire. Take the exit for B4040 from A419. Follow B4040 and B4553 to Manor Farm Ct in Purton Stoke.
Additional Info
Wootton Bassett 6.4 miles, M4 (Junction 16) 7.1 miles, Swindon 7.7 miles, Cirencester 10.6 miles, Chippenham 24.3 miles, Bath 40 miles, Central London 89.4 miles. (All mileages are approximate).
Shared sewage treatment plant
Description
The Hayloft is a compact and practical house, offering accommodation and living space over two floors, it is the perfect home for someone on their own or a couple. The property also benefits from far-reaching views across the neighbouring fields.
The downstairs is comprised of a galley kitchen/breakfast space, while the first floor boasts a good-sized reception room, generous double bedroom and bathroom.
There is potential (subject to usual planning consents) to build up into the loft to create a second bedroom and bathroom.
The property also benefits from two off-street parking spaces.
Location
Purton Stoke is situated around 2 miles south of the village of
Cricklade. The hamlet does have its own pub and a thriving
social community. The Saxon town of Cricklade is situated on
the northern edge of Wiltshire with the Thames Path National
Trail passing through the town. Surrounding countryside makes
it an ideal location for walking, cycling and horse riding whilst
its bustling High Street offers a wide selection of amenities
including a post office, dentist, doctors’ surgeries, chemist,
two churches, two public houses and Cricklade House Hotel &
Country Club. A comprehensive range of shops and services
can be found in nearby Cirencester, Swindon or Marlborough,
all of which have large supermarkets including Waitrose. Well
regarded local state primary and secondary schools are readily
available and private sector schools include Marlborough
College, Cheltenham College, Beaudesert Park, Hatherop
Castle, Pinewood, Prior Park (Prep and Pre-Prep in Cricklade),
St Mary’s Calne and Westonbirt. Sporting and leisure activities
in the area include racing at Cheltenham and Newbury, polo
at Cirencester Park, hunting with the VWH and eventing at
Gatcombe. The nearby Cotswold Water Park has outstanding
sporting facilities for all ages including water skiing, cable
wakeboarding, sailing, clay pigeon shooting, wildlife walks
and angling. The town is well placed for easy access to the
A419/A417 providing access to Swindon and the M4 to the
south and Gloucester and the M5 to the north, whilst Swindon
and Kemble train stations offer direct and regular services to
London Paddington in 55 and 85 minutes respectively.
Square Footage: 672 sq ft
Directions
From Cirencester take Grove Ln/A417 to London Rd/A429. Then Take A417 and A419 to Calcutt St/B4040 in Wiltshire. Take the exit for B4040 from A419. Follow B4040 and B4553 to Manor Farm Ct in Purton Stoke.
Additional Info
Wootton Bassett 6.4 miles, M4 (Junction 16) 7.1 miles, Swindon 7.7 miles, Cirencester 10.6 miles, Chippenham 24.3 miles, Bath 40 miles, Central London 89.4 miles. (All mileages are approximate).
Shared sewage treatment plant
About this agent
Although our office opened as recently as 2004, Savills estate and letting agents have been operating across Cirencester and its surrounding area for many years. First and foremost, we are experts at buying, selling, letting and renting homes, but we also provide an array of specialist services across the residential, rural and commercial sectors. Each is designed to help you navigate the process no matter your property needs, and we stay with you every step of the way. Most visited website Savills.co.uk is the most visited UK national estate agency website, averaging over 2.4 million visits a month in 2020, and recording over 3.1 million visits in January 2021. Global exposure Our site is available in 22 languages including English, Chinese, Spanish and Russian. This guarantees your property will have the global exposure it deserves as well as providing access to more buyers via our website. Put simply, because we get more qualified visits, you get more opportunities to sell.