TETBURY LANE, Crudwell , MALMESBURY, WILTSHIRE, SN16

This is a unique opportunity to acquire a highly attractive and prominent semi-detached period house, featuring charming Cotswold stone elevations complemented by double-glazed windows beneath a stone tiled roof. Situated in the heart of this highly desirable village, the property is within walking distance of an exceptional primary school, a popular village pub, the renowned Rectory Hotel and Restaurant, and a vibrant local community. It also offers convenient access to Cirencester, Malmesbury, and mainline rail services to London from Kemble station.

The porch welcomes visitors with an attractive stone pillar and leads you to the heart of the home. The kitchen/breakfast room is a space where modern convenience meets classic design. The fitted kitchen includes an inset 1 ½ bowl sink with a mixer tap, a range of wall and base units, and adjacent work surfaces with tiled splashbacks and concealed lighting. An integrated dishwasher and a built-in 4-ring induction hob with an extractor hood above and an oven below make this kitchen a chef's delight. A double-glazed window to the side completes this inviting and functional space.

With its simple radiator, the inner hall connects various parts of the house. From here, you can find the cloakroom, featuring a low-level WC, a wash hand basin with a tiled splashback, and a ceramic tiled floor.

The study, which could, perhaps, also be used as a playroom, snug or home office, offers a double-aspect space, filled with natural light streaming through double-glazed windows at the front and side. A charming fireplace with a beam over and original quarry tiled floor add character, and a door leads to the staircase, which ascends to the first floor.

The living/dining room boasts a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams creating a spacious and airy atmosphere. Double-glazed windows at the front and rear let in ample light, and an open fire provides a cosy spot. Double-glazed offset double doors open to the rear courtyard, inviting one to step outside.

Adjacent is the utility room, which houses the oil-fired, combi boiler. The quarry tiled floor and radiator provide a practical and comfortable space, complete with plumbing and space for a washing machine and tumble dryer..

Ascending to the first floor, you arrive at the landing, which offers access to the useful, fully insulated, boarded and lit loft space.

The master bedroom greets you with a double-glazed window at the front, allowing natural light to flood the room. A radiator provides warmth, and a range of built-in wardrobes and bi-fold doored cupboard offer ample storage.

Bedroom two features a double-glazed window to the side, and a radiator, and presents distant rural views that paint a serene picture.

Similarly, bedroom three, currently used as a cinema room, boasts a double-glazed window to the side, includes a radiator, and shares the same captivating distant rural vistas.

The family bathroom is well-appointed with a walk-in shower, vanity unit incorporating washbasin and WC; an opaque double-glazed window maintains privacy.

A sunny and private small courtyard graces the rear of the property, perfect for enjoying peaceful moments. A convenient driveway to the side and front offers off-street parking for up to two cars making it ideal for those looking for a low-maintenance home where they can lock up and go with ease.

Location

Crudwell, a vibrant village nestled near the Wiltshire-Gloucestershire border along the A429, is conveniently positioned between Cirencester and Malmesbury. Offering superb connectivity to these towns, as well as Tetbury, it provides easy commuting options via the nearby M4 (J17) and Kemble mainline station, just 4 miles away. The station offers intercity services, connecting to London via Swindon and to the north via Gloucester. Within the village, amenities include a hotel, two pubs, and the renowned Rectory Hotel and Restaurant, listed in the esteemed Good Food Guide and awarded Times and Sunday Times 2024 Boutique Hotel of the year. Additionally, Crudwell features a primary school and a charming Parish Church, catering to the needs of its residents and fostering a sense of community.

Additional Information:

• Council Tax: Band D