No longer on the market
This property is no longer on the market
Floorplan
Map4 bedroom link detached house
Chain-free
Study
Solar panels
Link detached house
4 beds
2 baths
2637
EPC rating: C
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band E
Broadband: Super-fast 80Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- Conservation area
- Refurbished
- No onward chain
- Study / Bedroom 5
- 2635 sq.ft. ( 2885 sq.ft. potential)
- Unrestricted parking
- Sunny courtyard style garden
- New Bathrooms
Property Reference number : 354411
NO ONWARD CHAIN. Houses of this size, (2635 sq.ft) are rarely available in the conservation area of this delightful village. Internal viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the light filled space with its high ceilings, excellent room sizes and layout.
This distinctive property has been internally refurbished to a very high standard and now represents terrific value for buyers looking for an exceptional size home but still with the opportunity to enhance further and add some of their own finishing touches.
The property would be ideal for those seeking to step away from the pace and pressures of urban life. Nestled in the heart of the Wiltshire countryside, the timeless, uncrowded character of Great Bedwyn evokes memories of a simpler time, where community, tradition and tranquillity still thrive.
For families, the area is particularly appealing, with two very traditional C of E primary schools nearby, the one within walking distance of the house is rated Ofsted ‘outstanding’.
On the ground floor the light filled bay windows of the reception room and living room overlook the vibrant heart of the old village. There is a feature fireplace with a large log burning stove and the solid oak floors underline the properties traditional appeal.
From the reception room a door leads into a stylish and spacious kitchen that has newly fitted units, but still with scope for ‘chef’ to express themselves with, perhaps, the addition of a bespoke centre island.
Adjacent to the kitchen are steps down to the fully insulated, lower ground floor which has a high specification 'limecrete' sub-floor. Couch potato or gym bunny, this is the space for you. It would make a fabulous home cinema or gym, or maybe a dedicated kids’ playroom.
Another striking feature of the ground floor is the stunning double height dining hall / studio room. This room offers a host of opportunities, including the easy installation of a mezzanine floor if even greater space is required in future. This room has the wow factor, a great entertaining space, and if you want a 16ft high Christmas tree- you got it! Single and double doors open onto Farm Lane.
Off the dining hall is another, lovely, good-sized room, again with a solid oak floor. It could be an additional bedroom / guest room or would make an excellent home office / study.
The first floor of the house has been remodelled, and the new staircase leads to four light and spacious bedrooms all of which have very fine finish plastering to walls and ceilings. The new timber floors in each room are ready to be carpeted to the buyer’s choice of colour and design.
The house has been completely rewired, compliant with the latest building regulations. It is wired for smart electric heating with potential for solar panels (hidden from street view) on the rear roof . With its upgraded insulation the house now has an improved EPC rating of C.
To the rear of the property, accessed via both French doors from the kitchen and a large, glazed door from the dining hall, is a good sized, very private and sunny walled courtyard style garden with a large level patio area, timber decking area and planting beds. This low maintenance garden is another great entertaining space perfect for family BBQ's, sunbathing or very peaceful and private relaxation.
This unique period property affords buyers an exciting opportunity to embrace their own individual style ideas by adding some final finishing touches.
Mortgage funding has been pre-approved for the property from a leading provider, loan subject to individual status.
Great Bedwyn is a very desirable and sought after village with a full range of local amenities including a pub, church, doctor’s surgery, post office, general store and an Ofsted rated ‘outstanding’ primary school.
Other notable and unique features of the village are the railway station (direct services to London Paddington and the Southwest), the Kennet and Avon Canal and the nearby Savernake Forest that between them offer endless opportunity for travel, boating, fishing, walking and cycling.
The very attractive market towns of Marlborough and Hungerford are within easy reach.
NO ONWARD CHAIN. Houses of this size, (2635 sq.ft) are rarely available in the conservation area of this delightful village. Internal viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the light filled space with its high ceilings, excellent room sizes and layout.
This distinctive property has been internally refurbished to a very high standard and now represents terrific value for buyers looking for an exceptional size home but still with the opportunity to enhance further and add some of their own finishing touches.
The property would be ideal for those seeking to step away from the pace and pressures of urban life. Nestled in the heart of the Wiltshire countryside, the timeless, uncrowded character of Great Bedwyn evokes memories of a simpler time, where community, tradition and tranquillity still thrive.
For families, the area is particularly appealing, with two very traditional C of E primary schools nearby, the one within walking distance of the house is rated Ofsted ‘outstanding’.
On the ground floor the light filled bay windows of the reception room and living room overlook the vibrant heart of the old village. There is a feature fireplace with a large log burning stove and the solid oak floors underline the properties traditional appeal.
From the reception room a door leads into a stylish and spacious kitchen that has newly fitted units, but still with scope for ‘chef’ to express themselves with, perhaps, the addition of a bespoke centre island.
Adjacent to the kitchen are steps down to the fully insulated, lower ground floor which has a high specification 'limecrete' sub-floor. Couch potato or gym bunny, this is the space for you. It would make a fabulous home cinema or gym, or maybe a dedicated kids’ playroom.
Another striking feature of the ground floor is the stunning double height dining hall / studio room. This room offers a host of opportunities, including the easy installation of a mezzanine floor if even greater space is required in future. This room has the wow factor, a great entertaining space, and if you want a 16ft high Christmas tree- you got it! Single and double doors open onto Farm Lane.
Off the dining hall is another, lovely, good-sized room, again with a solid oak floor. It could be an additional bedroom / guest room or would make an excellent home office / study.
The first floor of the house has been remodelled, and the new staircase leads to four light and spacious bedrooms all of which have very fine finish plastering to walls and ceilings. The new timber floors in each room are ready to be carpeted to the buyer’s choice of colour and design.
The house has been completely rewired, compliant with the latest building regulations. It is wired for smart electric heating with potential for solar panels (hidden from street view) on the rear roof . With its upgraded insulation the house now has an improved EPC rating of C.
To the rear of the property, accessed via both French doors from the kitchen and a large, glazed door from the dining hall, is a good sized, very private and sunny walled courtyard style garden with a large level patio area, timber decking area and planting beds. This low maintenance garden is another great entertaining space perfect for family BBQ's, sunbathing or very peaceful and private relaxation.
This unique period property affords buyers an exciting opportunity to embrace their own individual style ideas by adding some final finishing touches.
Mortgage funding has been pre-approved for the property from a leading provider, loan subject to individual status.
Great Bedwyn is a very desirable and sought after village with a full range of local amenities including a pub, church, doctor’s surgery, post office, general store and an Ofsted rated ‘outstanding’ primary school.
Other notable and unique features of the village are the railway station (direct services to London Paddington and the Southwest), the Kennet and Avon Canal and the nearby Savernake Forest that between them offer endless opportunity for travel, boating, fishing, walking and cycling.
The very attractive market towns of Marlborough and Hungerford are within easy reach.
Council Tax: E
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