2 bedroom terraced house for sale

ACCOMMODATION

GROUND FLOOR

The welcoming entrance hall benefits from natural light through a transom window above the door and has lovely natural wooden flooring that extends also into the delightful dual aspect living room. Tall sash windows provide views onto the mature walled garden from the living room, which also benefits from built-in bookcases, fitted cupboards and corniced coving.

The modern fitted kitchen offers both floor and wall mounted units, along with integrated appliances and a large, frosted sash window.

A carpeted hallway offers a cosy seating/dining area, off which is a handy downstairs cloakroom with WC and wash hand basin, plus space and plumbing for an automatic washing machine with a large, fitted cupboard above. Additionally, there is a very useful understairs storage cupboard.

FIRST FLOOR

The impressive principal bedroom boasts natural wooden flooring and dual aspect sash windows affording views across the walled gardens with its lawns, mature trees and borders, and with far-reaching views toward gentle hills in the distance.

The second bedroom, also a double, benefits from built-in storage as well as the elegant tall sash window with radiator below and inviting wooden flooring.

The spacious family bathroom benefits from a bath with shower over, built-in storage with mirror fronted doors, pedestal basin, WC and wall mounted chrome towel rail, and is complemented by elegant half-height panelling and dual tone painted door.

OUTSIDE
The property forms part of a distinctive conversion of an historic Grade II Listed former hospital. Designed by architect Thomas Wyatt in 1848, constructed in Bath Stone and exhibiting classic Italianate architectural features, it is set in extensive shared grounds and mature gardens. Bounded by the Drews Pond Woodlands and Nature Reserve, this wonderful development offers a tranquil setting with immediate access to beautiful natural surroundings. Along with Roundway Hill and the Salisbury Plain nearby, the area provides abundant opportunities for walking, cycling, and riding and ample opportunity for woodland walks.

Around a 25-minute walk or a 10-minute drive, there is also a regular bus service providing easy access into Devizes town centre, where you will find a wide selection of shops, coffee shops, bars, and restaurants. Devizes hosts popular weekly markets and enjoys a truly vibrant community spirit. The town is also home to a well-equipped sports centre, football, rugby and tennis clubs, a museum, cinema library, and several GP practices and dental surgeries. An NHS Health Centre is located only a few minutes' walk from the property. Devizes also enjoys an active annual calendar of music, cultural, and food festivals.

MATERIAL INFORMATION

• Tenure: Leasehold with balance of 999-year term, commenced 1 January 1998
• Service charge: £90.80 per month / Ground rent: £129.68 per annum
• Services: Mains gas, water, electricity and drainage.
• Grade II Listed & Conservation Area
• EPC Rating: D
• Broadband: Ofcom reports 'Ultrafast' connection available
• Flooding: Gov.uk reports 'Very low' risk from Rivers & Sea, 'Unlikely' from Reservoir and "outside of a groundwater flood alert area"
• Mobile Signal/Coverage: Ofcom reports 'Good outdoor and in-home' from two providers, plus 'Good' & 'Variable' outdoor from two others.

These particulars have been prepared in good faith for guidance purposes only. While believed to be accurate no guarantee of their accuracy is given or implied, neither do they form a contract or any part thereof.