Date: 20/11/2024
A rare opportunity to own a two-bedroom garden apartment within an enviable part of Holt. Set within the grounds of grade 2 listed building, boasting high ceilings and an abundance of character. You can enter via the lovely courtyard, alternatively you can you use the handy rear entrance which takes you directly to the kitchen diner. Here you will find ample space to entertain and enjoy the setting and the tranquil surroundings. Towards the front of the apartment, you will find two double bedrooms, both relatively equal in size which overlook the well-kept courtyard.
Adjacent to the bedroom is a lovely well-kept bathroom, with freestanding shower and storage. The lounge is particularly inviting, with original features, fireplace and magnificent bay window with wood panelling which adds to the charm. There is also a handy storage cupboard tucked away for convenience. As with the kitchen, the lounge is a great place to enjoy the outlook, and the garden really makes this apartment a rare find. Holt Village is a beautiful enclave nestled between Trowbridge, Melksham and the popular historic town of Bradfrord-On-Avon.
Easy transport links can be found at Bradford-On-Avon which take you to Bath in under 19 minutes, Bristol in 39 minutes and further afield to Cardiff. There is a strong community in Holt, made popular by its quaint village green and several excellent establishments such as; the Tollgate Inn which serve up local handmade sausages by the neighbouring farmer and for a more traditional pub The Old Ham Tree which is conveniently placed for the Holt Bowls Club.
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