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£475,0002 bedroom detached house for sale
Park Street, Heytesbury
Chain-free
Study
Reduced
Detached house
2 beds
2 baths
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Features and description
- Grade II listed 18th-century home full of character
- Chain Free
- Two reception rooms with inglenook fireplaces
- Two double bedrooms plus two attic rooms
- Spacious house with fantastic future potential to renovate/extend
- Private south-facing garden overlooking fields
- Modern log cabin with power & broadband
- Large private driveway providing parking for multiple vehicles
- Quiet edge-of-village setting with countryside views
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Why you'll like it Martin and Co are delighted to bring to the market this wonderful Grade II listed period cottage, believed to date from the mid eighteenth century and situated on the peaceful edge of the highly sought after village of Heytesbury. The cottage has been in the same family for more than three decades and offers a rare opportunity to acquire a charming home full of character, set within a beautiful countryside location.
The cottage includes a variety of welcoming living spaces that display the features expected of a property of this age, including exposed beams, inglenook style fireplaces and working wood burning stoves. Many original details remain throughout, such as historic doors and ironmongery. The galley style kitchen faces due south and enjoys views into the garden.
The family bathroom is served by an electric immersion system and would benefit from updating.
A handmade oak staircase leads to a light first floor landing with further exposed beams and original floorboards. There are two generous double bedrooms. One is dual aspect with garden views and an open aspect towards the countryside beyond. The other also enjoys an open aspect towards the historic parkland opposite. The upper level includes two attic rooms with original floorboards that offer excellent potential as additional bedrooms, guest accommodation or creative spaces.
The private south facing garden is a particular feature of the property. It is planted with mature shrubs and trees and includes three apple trees, a suntrap patio, two sheds, a greenhouse and a recently constructed log cabin workshop or studio. The cabin has power, LED lighting and fibre broadband which makes it ideal for use as a home office or hobby room. The garden backs onto open countryside.
A side passage leads to a further patio area and a covered space currently used for bicycles and outdoor equipment. The front garden includes mature trees and a stone chipping driveway that provides parking for several vehicles.
Heytesbury is a welcoming and historic village with a primary school, post office and a church dating from the thirteenth century. The surrounding countryside is renowned for its beauty and offers excellent walking, cycling and outdoor recreation. Warminster is only four miles away and provides a full range of amenities together with a mainline railway station. The A36 and A303 offer straightforward routes to Salisbury, Bath and the wider region. Local attractions including Longleat, Stonehenge and Cranborne Chase are also within easy reach.
The cottage represents a wonderful opportunity to purchase a genuine piece of Wiltshire history in a peaceful and picturesque village setting. This fantastic period home offers ample potential for sympathetic improvement and the chance to create a truly stunning home.
Property location
Heytesbury is a picturesque and peaceful village, surrounded by stunning Wiltshire countryside yet conveniently located for access to Warminster, Salisbury, and the A36, making this an ideal rural retreat with strong connectivity. Local amenities and well-regarded schools are close at hand, further enhancing the appeal of this timeless family home.
How to find me
Satnav postcode: BA12 0HQ
What3Words: ///purse.tame.report
For your information
Martin & Co Westbury haven't tested any of the appliances listed in these details, or asked for warranty or service certificates, unless stated – they're on an 'as seen' basis. You should only use floor plans and measurements as a general guide to room layout and design, as they're not exact. Potential buyers are advised to recheck the measurements before completion. Money Laundering Regulations: Purchasers will be asked to produce identification and proof of residency documentation, once an offer has been agreed, we need to hold this on file before solicitors can be instructed
The cottage includes a variety of welcoming living spaces that display the features expected of a property of this age, including exposed beams, inglenook style fireplaces and working wood burning stoves. Many original details remain throughout, such as historic doors and ironmongery. The galley style kitchen faces due south and enjoys views into the garden.
The family bathroom is served by an electric immersion system and would benefit from updating.
A handmade oak staircase leads to a light first floor landing with further exposed beams and original floorboards. There are two generous double bedrooms. One is dual aspect with garden views and an open aspect towards the countryside beyond. The other also enjoys an open aspect towards the historic parkland opposite. The upper level includes two attic rooms with original floorboards that offer excellent potential as additional bedrooms, guest accommodation or creative spaces.
The private south facing garden is a particular feature of the property. It is planted with mature shrubs and trees and includes three apple trees, a suntrap patio, two sheds, a greenhouse and a recently constructed log cabin workshop or studio. The cabin has power, LED lighting and fibre broadband which makes it ideal for use as a home office or hobby room. The garden backs onto open countryside.
A side passage leads to a further patio area and a covered space currently used for bicycles and outdoor equipment. The front garden includes mature trees and a stone chipping driveway that provides parking for several vehicles.
Heytesbury is a welcoming and historic village with a primary school, post office and a church dating from the thirteenth century. The surrounding countryside is renowned for its beauty and offers excellent walking, cycling and outdoor recreation. Warminster is only four miles away and provides a full range of amenities together with a mainline railway station. The A36 and A303 offer straightforward routes to Salisbury, Bath and the wider region. Local attractions including Longleat, Stonehenge and Cranborne Chase are also within easy reach.
The cottage represents a wonderful opportunity to purchase a genuine piece of Wiltshire history in a peaceful and picturesque village setting. This fantastic period home offers ample potential for sympathetic improvement and the chance to create a truly stunning home.
Property location
Heytesbury is a picturesque and peaceful village, surrounded by stunning Wiltshire countryside yet conveniently located for access to Warminster, Salisbury, and the A36, making this an ideal rural retreat with strong connectivity. Local amenities and well-regarded schools are close at hand, further enhancing the appeal of this timeless family home.
How to find me
Satnav postcode: BA12 0HQ
What3Words: ///purse.tame.report
For your information
Martin & Co Westbury haven't tested any of the appliances listed in these details, or asked for warranty or service certificates, unless stated – they're on an 'as seen' basis. You should only use floor plans and measurements as a general guide to room layout and design, as they're not exact. Potential buyers are advised to recheck the measurements before completion. Money Laundering Regulations: Purchasers will be asked to produce identification and proof of residency documentation, once an offer has been agreed, we need to hold this on file before solicitors can be instructed
About this agent
Westbury's award winning, top selling and fast letting estate agents. We specialise in selling houses and residential lettings across Westbury, Warminster and Trowbridge. With close working relationships with the Martin & Co offices in Bath and Salisbury. Directors John and Luke Hames have worked successfully in Westbury for a combined 40 years and employ local, motivated staff with the highest levels of experience. We provide clear, honest advise from the outset, followed up by serious hard work to get your property sold or let for the best price. If you're looking for a property to buy, let or rent in the area, please contact a member of our dedicated team who will be happy to help.