3 bedroom semi-detached house

Brimming with charm and full of personality, this enchanting cottage is nestled at the end of a quiet village lane, offering the perfect blend of period character and modern convenience. From the moment you step through the traditional stable door, the warmth and individuality of this home shine through.

The spacious entrance hall sets the tone, with plenty of room for coats and muddy boots after countryside walks. Just off the hall, a handy downstairs WC and utility space add practical touches for modern living.

At the heart of the home lies in the charming kitchen/breakfast room, where a beautiful flagstone style floor and wooden worktop hint at its rustic roots. There’s space for all your appliances, and a large window frames views of the sunny courtyard garden beyond. An open internal window between the kitchen and sitting room maintains the intimacy of separate spaces while allowing conversation to flow—ideal for entertaining or keeping an eye on the kids.

Step through into the spacious sitting/dining room, where original beams, rich wood floors, and an open fireplace create a warm and inviting atmosphere. There’s ample space for a dining table, and the room's characterful features make it the perfect place to unwind by the fire or gather with friends and family.

A staircase leads to the first floor, with more clever storage beneath. Upstairs, three thoughtfully laid out bedrooms all enjoy stripped wood floorboards that enhance the cottage’s timeless appeal. The main bedroom is a generous double with full-width built-in wardrobes. The second double bedroom and the third single—perfect as a study or creative hobby room—enjoy uninterrupted views across open fields. You’ll find yourself watching hares and deer at sunset or daydreaming through the window when you should be working!

The bathroom is stylishly finished in a modern white suite, complete with shower over the bath and integrated storage cupboards.

A real hidden gem awaits above: the vaulted, beamed loft room with two Velux windows is accessed by a built-in wooden ladder. Used currently as a superb loft storage, it has also served as a home office—a peaceful spot under the eaves.

Outside, the private courtyard garden is a sunny haven, bursting with charm. Sheltered and private, it’s perfect for al fresco dining, pottering with plants, or relaxing in one of the many seating areas. At the front, off-street parking makes life easy, and the small front garden adds to the picturesque setting.

The village of Neston is very popular and to find a non estate home in this area is a rare opportunity for someone to grasp and run with. The primary school is incredibly popular and the village also benefits from the Neston Country Inn, a pretty church, and a village hall with a recreation field. A regular bus service runs through the village to take you into Corsham, but for those a little more energetic, there are walks across the fields that bring you into Corsham itself. Countryside walks surround the whole village and popular destinations are Whitley Village where you can stop off with the dog for a drink at The Pear Tree Inn or for a shorter walk, head towards Wadswick country store and its café, Forage, where you can grab a takeaway coffee and doughnut or sit and relax on the upper terrace taking in the views. You may need your wallet as popping in to browse the country store is hard to avoid! Transport links to Bath are excellent by road and access to the M4/M5 is available from either junction 18 or 17 depending on the direction you are headed. Chippenham also offers the mainline station with London Paddington within an hour's ride. The bus from Corsham drops you right outside. Corsham itself is one of the most sought-after towns in the South West with its resident peacocks strutting the streets and a wide variety of independent shops and facilities.