1 bedroom terraced house for sale

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A rare opportunity to acquire a beautifully restored one-bedroom period cottage in Marlborough’s prestigious Silverless Street. This unique property is perfect as a charming home or a fantastic investment opportunity with proven letting potential, currently as an Airbnb and all just a stone’s throw from the town centre and local countryside walks.

DESCRIPTION
Tucked away on the historic and highly sought-after Silverless Street, one of Marlborough’s most desirable locations, this charming one-bedroom period cottage is a true gem. Dating from the 1600s, it seamlessly blends historic character with modern refinement, having been sympathetically refurbished to a high standard just a year ago. Original wooden floors, exposed beams, and a working open fireplace create warmth and character from the moment you enter.

The cleverly designed layout maximises light and space. The living room includes a unique study, once a gun room during the Cromwellian rebellion of 1649, adding historic intrigue. The compact, well-appointed kitchen offers a practical and stylish cooking space with thoughtful finishes.

Upstairs, a generous double bedroom benefits from natural light through original windows, providing a serene retreat. The shower room, accessed via its own staircase, is efficiently arranged and tastefully updated with contemporary fixtures. Electric central heating ensures year-round comfort, while every corner retains its historic charm.

Although the cottage has no garden, its location more than compensates—The Green is a minute’s walk away, and nearby bridleways and footpaths offer countryside walks. With a successful record as a holiday let, this enchanting property is both a delightful home and an attractive investment opportunity.

SERVICES AND MATERIAL INFORMATION
The property operates on electric central heating.
Council tax band: B
Grade II listed

Marlborough is a historic market town and provides a range of shopping and leisure facilities including a twice weekly market and a Rick Stein restaurant. The area is well served with excellent schools including St John's Academy, Marlborough College, Dauntsey's, and St. Francis. There are main line stations to London Paddington and the Southwest at Pewsey, Great Bedwyn (both about 5 miles away) and Hungerford (about 10 miles away). The major commercial centres of Swindon, Andover, and Newbury plus the M4, A303, and M3 are within easy reach. The countryside surrounding the town is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and includes the nearby Savernake Forest and the National Cycle Path.