Description

18 Newtons Walk is a detached family house situated on a select development on the edge of the village of Baydon, built of red brick, relieved by double glazed windows under a tiled roof.

The property is immaculately presented throughout and makes for an ideal family home offering generous reception spaces and flexible living accommodation. The real heart of the home is the open plan Kitchen/breakfast room with adjoining family room. It is the perfect space for the whole family or for entertaining guests and benefits from bi-folding doors opening out to the rear garden. The bespoke kitchen has hand painted cabinetry with Corian work tops and the room has underfloor heating throughout. There is a separate sitting room, office, utility room and cloakroom completing the downstairs accommodation.

Upstairs are four good sized bedrooms, with both the main bedroom and second bedroom benefitting from having ensuite bathrooms. There are two further double bedrooms which are served by the modern and well-appointed family bathroom. All the bathrooms have recently been refurbished in a lovely Crittall style.

The property has an added benefit of a detached one-bedroom annexe, with kitchen/sitting room, shower room and double bedroom. It is the perfect space for older relatives or children or alternatively could be used as an Airbnb to generate an additional income. The property has been finished to the highest of standards throughout and is in move in ready condition.

Outside

The property overlooks a green and childrens play area and has driveway parking for two vehicles. The rear garden has been designed for ease of maintenance and offers a large patio area, creating the perfect spot for outside dining and BBQ’s. There is also a small area of lawn. The garden overlooks a delightful woodland and from the upper rooms of the house has views over the Downland.

Situation

Newtons Walk is situated on the edge of the village of Baydon, which is surrounded by an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty: it is criss-crossed by a network of bridle paths and quiet country lanes. Maybank is near to the centre of the village which has a general store/Post Office, a public house, church and a good primary school. Baydon village is in the catchment area for St. Johns secondary school, which is an internationally renowned 11-18 co-educational Academy. The market towns of Marlborough and Hungerford with their various boutique shops, restaurants and coffee shops are within a 13-mile radius. Swindon is approximately 9 miles away and provides excellent rail links to London Paddington. Both junction 14 & 15 of the M4 are 9 and 6 miles away and there is easy access to Membury Services, only 2 miles away.

Services and Material Information

- Freehold
- Mains water, gas and drainage.
- Council tax band: F
- EPC band: B
- Broadband and mobile coverage. Please refer to Ofcom website for further details