Charming period house in a tranquil village setting. This 2-bedroom cottage dating back to the 1830s boasts a peaceful and scenic environment, perfect for those seeking a quiet retreat.
The property was built in the 1830s and has been extended and adapted since with an extension in the 1920s and a large kitchen extension in the 1970s.
This provides a good level of accommodation. As you enter you are greeted by a porch for all your muddy boots and coats, then through to your living room which has a wonderful log burner in perfect for cosy winter evenings, the living room bursts with character and period charm as the exposed beams and fireplace make for a truly charming living space. Continuing through to the open plan kitchen/dining room with large dual aspect windows and plenty of built in storage. The bathroom completes the ground floor accommodation.
Moving upstairs the property continues to impress with two spacious bedrooms both with in built storage. The principal bedroom has beautiful views to Pickett Hill and over rolling countryside.
Externally the property has outdoor space in front of the property and also a raised rear garden with sublime views and is perfect for summer evening BBQs.
The village is also conveniently situated for access to Westbury and commuting to Bath and Bristol, as well as London via the mainline railway station, which is a mere three miles away. Bratton village offers great access to lanes and countryside for dog walks and rambling or, if you like more adrenaline fuelled activity, mountain biking or paragliding.
Don't miss the opportunity to own this lovely property and experience the charm and beauty of village life in this idyllic setting. Contact us today to arrange a viewing and make this house your new home.
Agents Notes: The Property does not have mains gas and therefore is electric heating
Bratton, WESTBURY, BA13
Valid until 08.07.2034
Property Type: | Mid-terrace house | Walls: | Solid brick, as built, no insulation (assumed) |
Walls Energy: | Very poor | Roof: | Flat, limited insulation (assumed) |
Roof Energy: | Poor | Window: | Partial double glazing |
Window Energy: | Average | Main Heating: | Electric storage heaters |
Main Heating Energy: | Average | Main Heating Controls: | Manual charge control |
Main Heating Controls Energy: | Poor | Hot Water System: | Electric immersion, off-peak |
Hot Water Energy Efficiency: | Average | Lighting: | Low energy lighting in all fixed outlets |
Lighting Energy: | Very good | Floors: | Solid, no insulation (assumed) |
Secondary Heating: | Room heaters, dual fuel (mineral and wood) | Total Floor Area: | 62 m2 |
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