Tucked away up a private gravelled drive overlooking farmland can be found Home Cottage, a beautifully presented 3 Bedroom Detached Period Property in the small hamlet of Notton on the edge of the National Trust village of Lacock. arguably one of Wiltshire's prettiest villages. The cottage dates back to the mid-1800s with works having been carried out in recent years to extend and improve the living accommodation to adapt to modern living while retaining a wealth of character and charm. The living accommodation comprises a welcoming hallway with a door into the dual-aspect living room with windows to both the front and rear gardens along with solid oak flooring, exposed timber beams, and a feature stone fireplace with a wood-burning stove inset. There is a large separate dining room with a window overlooking the front garden plus full-length glazed doors to the peaceful side garden with a decked patio area ideal to catch the evening sun being west facing. The kitchen breakfast room is fully fitted with space for dining and dual aspects to both the rear and fully glazed doors to the side-decked patio area. There is a separate utility room and downstairs cloakroom making up the rest of the ground floor living accommodation. To the first floor are three generous size double bedrooms with the master having an impressive vaulted ceiling with exposed timber beams plus a modern vanity unit. There is a modern four-piece family bathroom with a separate shower cubicle making up the first-floor accommodation. Outside the gardens surrounding the property are a pure delight having been a real passion for the owners. Patio areas are located to both the front, side, and rear and are ideal for both relaxing and entertaining. The gardens provide a wealth of privacy. The large graveled driveway leading to the single garage provides ample parking along with extra storage available in a generous size log store and shed.

Situation - Notton is a rural hamlet situated within walking distance of the National Trust village of Lacock. Lacock offers a village shop and post office together with a primary school, cosy public houses, and many beautiful countryside walks. It remains largely unchanged with charming features such as the Abbey with its stunning grounds and gardens intercepted by the River Avon. Corsham is within a ten minute drive including primary schools, secondary school, sports centre, library, the arts centre and cricket club (each of which have children's activities), the picturesque high street with its variety of interesting shops, cafes, public houses and Corsham Court with its lovely grounds. Chippenham itself has a wide range of amenities including High Street retailers, a leisure centre with indoor swimming pool, a library, a cinema, and delightful public parks. There is also a mainline railway station (London - Paddington). Two of the town's reputable senior schools are close at hand, as is excellent primary schooling. This area is ideal for commuters with the M4 (J17) providing access to the major employment centres of Bath, Bristol & Swindon.

Property Information - Council Tax Band: G

E.P.C Rating: D

Freehold

Gas Central Heating