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3 beds
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EPC rating: E
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band G
Broadband: Super-fast 77Mbps *
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Features and description
- Three/four bedrooms
- Indoor swimming pool
- Fantastic sought after village
- Double carport and parking
- Roof terrace
- EPC Rating = E
A village home in need of updating but with great potential.
Description
This detached contemporary home occupies a tucked away position in this ever popular village.
Being in an elevated position there are wonderful views from the front rooms over towards the church.
The property would benefit from updating and presents a unique opportunity for the incoming buyer to remodel and extend subject to the relevant planning permissions.
The enclosed entrance porch leads to an inner hall giving access to the sitting room, dining room and kitchen. Off the kitchen is a large pantry with fitted units. A door leads from the kitchen to the pretty front garden. The dining room also links through to the sitting room. A downstairs cloakroom completes this level.
Upstairs there are three bedrooms, a study and family bathroom.
Attached to the house is the indoor swimming pool with adjoining sunroom and store.
There is plenty of parking and a carport to the side of the house. The gardens lie mainly to the west and east of the house and with a variety of mature trees and shrubs.
Location
The village of Aldbourne is on the West Berkshire/Wiltshire border in the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding National Beauty. Aldbourne is a pretty, rural and historic village centred around its green and pond. As well as the medieval Church of St Michael, there is a primary school, pub, post office and village store. Both market towns of Marlborough and Hungerford are within 8 miles drive, and offer more comprehensive facilities. A more extensive range of shops, restaurants and amenities are available in Swindon and Devizes. The area offers a variety of leisure and sporting facilities, including some wonderful walking in the surrounding countryside.
There is a wide selection of schools in the area, with the secondary education catchment school being the popular St John’s School in Marlborough. Buses also run to Pinewood and Dauntsey’s schools from the village. Transport links from Aldbourne are excellent from M4 Junction 14, connecting Aldbourne to London and the West, and the mainline train services run from Hungerford and Swindon to London Paddington.
Square Footage: 2,311 sq ft
Directions
In Aldbourne follow South Street and turn right by the sign for Lambourn/Baydon. Follow the road, passing the Co-op on the right and take the next left to Lottage Road, signposted for Swindon. Follow the road for a short distance and turn right opposite the sign for The Knoll on the left. Proceed up Lottage Way and three Lottage Way will be the last house at the top of the drive.
Additional Info
Gas central heating
Mains water
Mains electricity
Mains drainage
Description
This detached contemporary home occupies a tucked away position in this ever popular village.
Being in an elevated position there are wonderful views from the front rooms over towards the church.
The property would benefit from updating and presents a unique opportunity for the incoming buyer to remodel and extend subject to the relevant planning permissions.
The enclosed entrance porch leads to an inner hall giving access to the sitting room, dining room and kitchen. Off the kitchen is a large pantry with fitted units. A door leads from the kitchen to the pretty front garden. The dining room also links through to the sitting room. A downstairs cloakroom completes this level.
Upstairs there are three bedrooms, a study and family bathroom.
Attached to the house is the indoor swimming pool with adjoining sunroom and store.
There is plenty of parking and a carport to the side of the house. The gardens lie mainly to the west and east of the house and with a variety of mature trees and shrubs.
Location
The village of Aldbourne is on the West Berkshire/Wiltshire border in the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding National Beauty. Aldbourne is a pretty, rural and historic village centred around its green and pond. As well as the medieval Church of St Michael, there is a primary school, pub, post office and village store. Both market towns of Marlborough and Hungerford are within 8 miles drive, and offer more comprehensive facilities. A more extensive range of shops, restaurants and amenities are available in Swindon and Devizes. The area offers a variety of leisure and sporting facilities, including some wonderful walking in the surrounding countryside.
There is a wide selection of schools in the area, with the secondary education catchment school being the popular St John’s School in Marlborough. Buses also run to Pinewood and Dauntsey’s schools from the village. Transport links from Aldbourne are excellent from M4 Junction 14, connecting Aldbourne to London and the West, and the mainline train services run from Hungerford and Swindon to London Paddington.
Square Footage: 2,311 sq ft
Directions
In Aldbourne follow South Street and turn right by the sign for Lambourn/Baydon. Follow the road, passing the Co-op on the right and take the next left to Lottage Road, signposted for Swindon. Follow the road for a short distance and turn right opposite the sign for The Knoll on the left. Proceed up Lottage Way and three Lottage Way will be the last house at the top of the drive.
Additional Info
Gas central heating
Mains water
Mains electricity
Mains drainage
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