Parklands, Malmesbury, Wiltshire, SN16

Set towards the western edge of the town, just over half a mile from the centre, this deceptively spacious detached home offers a wonderful balance of space, character and practicality. Over the years, the current owners have created a truly warm and inviting home, full of charm and timeless style, giving the interiors an almost Victorian feel despite the property being much more modern in age.

The entrance opens into a spacious hallway with cleverly designed built-in storage beneath the stairs, currently arranged to create a useful study area, alongside a downstairs cloakroom. To the front sits the dining room, which flows through an archway into the sitting room, creating a lovely sense of connection between the spaces whilst still feeling cosy and characterful. The sitting room enjoys access onto the rear garden and centres around a charming log burner, adding warmth and atmosphere to the room.

To the rear, the kitchen/breakfast room offers plenty of space for day-to-day living and includes an integrated oven and hob, along with a separate utility cupboard with plumbing for a washing machine and fitted water softener.

Upstairs, the property continues to impress with three genuine double bedrooms, including a spacious principal bedroom overlooking the garden and benefitting from an en-suite shower room. A family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms, while a useful linen cupboard sits on the landing.

Outside, the rear garden is a real highlight of the home. Wonderfully established and an exceptional size, it feels private, peaceful and beautifully in keeping with the charm of the house itself. There is plenty of room for entertaining, gardening or family life, while to the side and front the property benefits from driveway parking and a detached garage with power and lighting.

Location:

Malmesbury is a charming and thriving town that is thought to be the oldest borough in the country dating back to the 11th Century. Malmesbury offers a wealth of buildings of architectural interest including its ancient Abbey, whilst also having a wide range of shops, a Waitrose, primary and secondary schools, and leisure facilities. There are public transport services and good road access to larger towns of Cirencester, Chippenham, Swindon, Bath and Bristol whilst the M4 junction 17 is only five miles south. Trains from Chippenham (10 miles) and Kemble (8.5 miles) link with London Paddington in around 1 hour 15 minutes.

Additional Information:

• Council Tax: Band C
• Tenure Type: Freehold