A beautifully presented and well appointed three bedroom semi-detached Grade II Listed thatched cottage in the popular village of Burbage.

Tycklepenny Cottage is a Grade II listed property, showcasing its historical significance. It is surrounded by well-maintained gardens, adding to its charm and providing a peaceful environment. Located in Burbage, a popular village in Wiltshire the cottage has a long history, with some parts dating back to 1669, making it one of the oldest properties in the village.

The construction of the cottage combines brick and timber, a traditional style in the area, topped with a thatched roof. The interior of the home is well-preserved and tastefully decorated, with the added advantage of a 1986 extension.

On the ground floor, the cottage boasts a beautifully designed kitchen with granite work surfaces, ample cupboards, and a large range-style electric cooker with an LPG hob and extractor, island and integrated dish washer. Exposed beams on the ceiling add character to the space. The kitchen leads to a utility room with shower cubicle and onto a downstairs cloakroom.

The dining room also features exposed beams on the ceiling and walls. It seamlessly connects to both sides of the brick chimney breast and leads to the triple-aspect sitting room. This room is abundantly lit with natural light, courtesy of French doors that open up to the delightful gardens and patio area with beds and a pond.

Upstairs, there are two double bedrooms and a single each with its own unique charm. The family bathroom is particularly stunning, featuring a roll-top spa bath that adds a touch of luxury to the space.

Overall, Tycklepenny Cottage is a remarkable property that blends historical significance with modern comforts. Its immaculate presentation, beautiful gardens, and charming features make it an ideal home for those seeking a unique and characterful residence in the heart of the village.

Outside
To the front of the house is a spacious parking area in front of the double detached garage with electric vehicle (EV) charging point. There is also a well with thatched roof.
One of the main highlights of the gardens is their west-facing aspect, ensuring plenty of sunlight throughout the day as well as compartmentalised zones to relax.

An attractive lawned garden is a focal point, offering a lush green space to relax or play outdoor games. In addition to the lawn, there is also a summerhouse/workshop located within the garden. This quaint structure is equipped with both light and power, making it a versatile and comfortable space for relaxation or entertaining.

For those with a green thumb, the gardens also feature raised vegetable beds and apples trees, providing the perfect opportunity to grow your own produce.

Furthermore, the vast green space accommodates two greenhouses, adding an element of versatility and potential to the gardens. These structures provide an ideal environment for growing plants and cultivating more delicate or exotic species. There is also a timber shed (built in 2022) which will make for ideal hobby spaces.

Overall, the gardens surrounding the cottage have been meticulously designed and well-maintained, providing a tranquil and picturesque setting to relax, entertain, and enjoy the outdoors. Recently fitted fencing also ensures a dog-safe enclosed area.

There is a granting of planning permission for garage conversion into habitable use to form an annexe with further living accommodation or office. This would be ideal for Airbnb - PL/2021/07945

26 Eastcourt Road is located in the popular village of Burbage. The property is located within easy reach of the market towns of Marlborough, Hungerford and Devizes and lies on the edge of the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with numerous affluent local villages.

The major conurbations of Newbury, Andover, Salisbury and Swindon are all within easy reach. The property is well located for access to Junction 15 of M4 (14 miles), A303 (11 miles) and the A346/A338 is the principle designated M4/A303 link road. There are good railway links providing high speed train services from Great Bedwyn (4 miles), Pewsey (5 miles) giving access to London Paddington (65 minutes).

Burbage has a good range of local amenities including a village shop, a village pub, post office, village hall, doctor's surgery, church, primary school and playing fields. The locality offers excellent walking and riding opportunities in the ancient Savernake Forest and along the nearby Kennet & Avon Canal. A network of both footpaths and bridleways are easily accessed from the property.

What3words: northward.unravel.march

Mains water, Mains electric, Oil Central Heating and Mains drainage.
Local authority: Wiltshire County Council
EPC Rating: D
Council Tax Band: D