Stanton St. Bernard, Marlborough, Wiltshire, SN8

*VIRTUAL TOUR AVAILABLE* A really beautifully updated chalet bungalow with an exceptional extended kitchen; the real heart of this stylish property with space for dining and relaxing. A most adaptable home in a lovely location.

Glenville sits quietly in the heart of this pretty hamlet, tucked peacefully away in the Pewsey Vale yet just six miles from Devizes and nine from Marlborough. The term chalet bungalow seems old fashioned but this property is anything but; with a first floor master bedroom suite plus two good downstairs bedrooms and bathroom, the accommodation works brilliantly for all ages. The current owners have refurbished the property from top to bottom and added a fabulous oak framed garden room to the kitchen creating a a wonderful hub with bifold doors opening to the garden for summer days.

AT A GLANCE
Downstairs:
hallway
sitting room
garden / tv room
open plan kitchen / dining / family room
utility
two double bedrooms
bathroom
Upstairs:
Master bedroom with ensuite shower room
Outside:
tandem double garage, gravel parking for several cars, attractive landscaped gardens with paved seating areas, lawn, raised beds and mature trees - in all circa .32 acre.

SERVICES
oil fired central heating, mains drainage, water and electricity
Wiltshire Council Tax band E
EPC band D

Stanton St Bernard is a desirable rural hamlet with a scattering of both period and modern houses and has an excellent village community, with a church, livery stables and village hall. It is literally at the heart of the Pewsey Vale, in an area designated as Outstanding Natural Beauty and surrounded by undulating downland and open farmland with spectacular views towards the Alton Barnes white horse. For the outdoor lover, the area is perfect for riding, cycling, walking and paragliding from Milk Hill. The Kennet and Avon Canal runs to the south of the village for those seeking a gentler outdoor experience..

Marlborough is about 9 miles to the east and Devizes is 6 miles in the other direction. Both these bustling market towns have produce markets, a range of shops, bars, supermarkets and restaurants as well as leisure facilities including a cinema and sports centres. Pewsey is about 5 miles away with a range of shops for everyday needs and a mainline station to London Paddington (65 minutes approximately).

There is excellent schooling locally for all ages in both the state and private sectors.