Church Street, Great Bedwyn, Marlborough, SN8

Coming to market for the first time since the property was built in the 60’s by the current owners, this delightful chalet style bungalow is available with no onward chain.

In a lovey position on Church Street, this detached four bedroom house offers spacious adaptable accommodation.

As you enter into the hall, to the left you have a large dual aspect lounge with electric fire and brick surround. On the right is a double bedroom at the front, and then a further room which can be used as a fourth bedroom or study. There is a great size dining room with doors through to a good size conservatory which has lovely views across the garden. There is a good size shower room downstairs. The kitchen/breakfast room is a really good size with ample cupboards, and off the kitchen is a useful utility room with door leading out to the garden. Upstairs you will find two double bedrooms and a bathroom.

There is a great size garden which has lovely views down to the railway line and canal. This is mainly laid to lawn with mature trees, and a large entertaining terrace. There is also a shed and greenhouse.

To the side of the house is a single garage and adjoining this is a storeroom which also doubles up as a utility. There is power in both.
You will find ample parking on the drive.

Located in the popular village of Great Bedwyn, within a 5-minute walk of the shop/post office and not much further is the train station.

At a Glance:
• Lounge
• Kitchen/Breakfast Room
• Utility Room
• Dining Room
• Study
• Shower Room
• Four Bedrooms (Two upstairs)
• Bathroom
• Garage
• Store Room
• Driveway parking

Services: Mains drainage and water. Electric and oil central heating

EPC:D
Council tax: E

Great Bedwyn is an idyllic English village, much of which is included in a conservation area, situated towards the Eastern boundary of Wiltshire, 4.5 miles South West of Hungerford, and 6 miles South East of Marlborough. It lies on the River Dun and is bordered by the Kennet and Avon canal. A thriving and caring community with good commuter rail links to London, this highly-regarded village has its own Post Office (with bakery), shop and an excellent hostelry in the Three Tuns, GP surgery, church, garage and a primary school, which is rated excellent by Ofsted. The village is ideal for family living, being within catchment for the excellent St John's Academy and handy for commuting, as the railway station gives access to Hungerford, Newbury, Reading & London Paddington. Junction 14 of the M4 and the A34 are about twenty minutes' drive.