The hugely impressive exterior of this picturesque Queen Ann style former farm house is covered with established Wisteria and Virginia Creeper and gives way to a light airy and modern interior which is sold with no onward chain. Grade II listed, the accommodation which is over three floors has to the ground floor an entrance hallway with under stairs cloakroom, spacious kitchen breakfast room with gas fired AGA Rayburn cooking and for the central heating and an additional gas hob with separate electric cooker, the AGA is built into the original fireplace as well as shaker style wall and base kitchen units. The main living room has a large open fireplace and log burner and French doors opening to the bespoke wooden framed conservatory which has French doors leading to the impressive and very well maintained gardens. The first floor has three bedrooms, one of which has en suite facilities and two of the bedrooms have dual aspect windows as well as a family bathroom. A further flight of stairs leads to the master bedroom which has two dormer windows to the front with stunning far views towards Sandridge Hill and Bowden Hill. This has built in wardrobes and a large en-suite with Jacuzzi bath. Stornoway House is warmed by mains gas fired central heating system. All windows throughout the property are stone mullion single glazed whilst the conservatory is double glazed. The impressive roof is stone tiled. The pretty gardens are enclosed by a mixture of stone wall, fencing and beech hedgerow. The garden is large and laid mainly to lawn and patio with a path leading to the front gate and onto the off road parking for 2 cars plus further parking within property boundary. To the side of the property is the Bulls Head. A large summer house used by the current owner as a local pub for friends and family. The parking to the front is laid to gravel with a 5 bar gate which leads to further parking within the garden itself. In addition there is the benefit of a double garage.

Situation - Melksham is a former market town which has variety of shopping, leisure facilities, primary and secondary schools and supermarkets. Situated only 12 miles south of the M4 motorway, Melksham has good bus routes, road and rail links to Chippenham and by train onto Bath, Bristol and London. The Georgian city of Bath, (c.11 miles) and the ever expanding town of Chippenham and Trowbridge (c.6 miles) offer a comprehensive range of facilities and access to the M4 Motorway via junctions 17 and 18 respectively. Melksham is an ever expanding town with facilities matching the number of property developments planned and under construction. Station Approach is a small cul de sac a short walk of the town and within 100 meters of the railway station.

Property Information - Grade II Listed

Council Tax Band: E

Mains Services

Gas Central Heating

No Onward Chain

Freehold