4 bedroom village house

Dating back to circa 1912 Mount Pleasant Farm is an attractive farmhouse, presented in good order throughout including sash windows throughout.

On the ground floor is the spacious sitting room with open bath stone fireplace and inset woodburner, the dining room and kitchen/breakfast room with shaker style wall and base units and built in appliances which include a cooker, hob and extractor fan and useful under stairs larder. Also on this floor is a utility room and shower room.

On the first floor there are three double bedrooms which are all dual aspect with absolutely stunning countryside views, a single bedroom which is currently used as a study and the bathroom.

The property is approached via a long track onto a private driveway where there is plentiful parking in addition to the 4 bay garage, which benefits from electric doors, power and light.

There is a large barn and attached store which is currently used as a workshop on the ground floor and storage on the first floor, but it could be converted subject to the necessary consents.

There is a further outbuilding which has a gym on the left hand side, and a large store room on the right hand side, making a versatile space which could be used a home office or studio.

The gardens comprise meadow and lawns with a pond, a well, an orchard, a kitchen garden and a greenhouse.

In all approximately 1.05 acres. EPC: E.

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Atworth is a highly sought-after village dating back to Roman times. Today it offers rural living combined with excellent facilities including the church, chapel, village hall, an outstanding nursery, acclaimed child-minders and a favoured primary school. There's a park, playground, football pitch and village tennis courts. Lowden Garden Centre, Farm shop and Café are within walking distance, as are a late-opening garage and grocery shop, and the friendly White Hart pub and restaurant. There are excellent sports facilities a short walk away at the exclusive private Stonar School.

Car and bus links are exceptional as the village stands on the A365 between Box and Melksham. The highly-rated St Laurence Secondary School in Bradford–on-Avon runs a free daily bus for Atworth pupils. Chippenham, Bath, and Bristol are in easy reach and there is a quick route through the lanes to reach the M4. There's good parking at the rail stations in Melksham and Bradford-on- Avon.

Melksham 2.5 miles, Bradford-on-Avon 4 miles, Bath 9 miles (All distances are approximate).