Main Street, Keevil, Trowbridge, Wiltshire, BA14

Coming to the market for the first time since being built around 20 years ago, this is a beautifully presented detached home with a substantial annexe, a large garden and far reaching views all around.

The Warren was built for the current owners twenty years ago and designed as a four bedroom main property with a good sized annexe to one side. The garden is lovely and extends from more formal lawns to a 'wild' area that could be perfect for making dens.

The house has since been well maintained and updated over the years, with the addition of a large 'green' oak garden room across the rear of the house providing a smart and spacious 'open' plan Kitchen / Dining / Living space. Affording the opportunity for the whole family to spend time enjoying the log burner in winter and the garden, through open glass doors in the summer.

At a glance
Porch
Hallway
Cloakroom
Sitting Room
Snug
Open plan kitchen with four oven AGA leading to garden room with dining and family areas

First floor
Galleried landing
Master bedroom with ensuite bathroom
Two further double bedrooms
Single bedroom
Family bathroom

Annexe
With its own front door and hallway and with Access to the main house through the kitchen
First floor sitting room, double bedroom and Bathrooom
Separate heating system
Potential to convert the ground floor garage into a Large kitchen / dining room (subject to consent)

Outside
Gravelled 'in and out' driveway with ample parking
Far reaching views from the front of the house
Front garden leading around the side to a large Enclosed rear garden with paved terrace, lawns, produce and fruit trees
End of the garden with a 'wild' area with trees, hedgerow and a public footpath at the perimeter


Services
Oil fired central heating, mains water, drainage and electricity
Single oil storage tank serve house and annexe
Local Authority Wiltshire Council Tax Band G
EPC Band E

Keevil is a small village with a really good sense of community. Quietly located away from busy main roads and with far reaching views over the local countryside, it is rural without being isolated.

The local catchment school is the Ofsted ‘Outstanding’ Keevil Church of England Primary School and the property is within easy reach of St. Margaret’s and St. Mary’s Calne, Warminster and Dauntsey’s Schools. It is just five miles from both Trowbridge and Melksham and seven miles from the market town of Devizes.

These towns offer a range of comprehensive shopping and leisure facilities including a new multiplex cinema at Trowbride, supermarkets such as Waitrose and Sainsbury in Melksham and a bustling weekly produce and antiques market in Devizes.

Locally there are some very pleasant village pubs in the nearby villages of Steeple Ashton, Semington and Bulkington. There are mainline stations at Westbury (8 miles) and Chippenham (13 miles) running regular trains to London (Paddington is just over an hour away). The area is ideally situated for a range of leisure pursuits including walking, riding and cycling.