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£335,000
West End, Melksham, SN12
- 3 beds
£335,000
- 3 beds
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NO ONWARD CHAIN – Located in the heart of Melksham, 42 West End is a charming Victorian four-bedroom end of terrace property which has been recently renovated and modernised throughout by the current owner whilst retaining a host of characterful features.
As you enter the property the hallway gives access to the ground floor accommodation. To the front of the property is the sitting room, measuring 12’ x 11’3”, complete with an original fireplace which provides a focal point to the room, as well as cast iron radiators typical of the era. Beyond the sitting room is the dining room with an original chimney breast which creates a decorative fireplace. To the rear and overlooking the private rear garden is the brand-new kitchen comprising of fitted wall and base units with wooden worktops and Belfast sink, a gas hob with double electric oven, and space for a freestanding dishwasher and washing machine.
Stairs to the first floor give access to three bedrooms. Bedrooms one and two are both double rooms whilst the third room on this level would make an ideal nursery, study, or dressing room. To complete the first floor there is the family bathroom with modern white suite comprising of a bath and separate shower cubicle. Another flight of stairs leads to the second floor where a loft conversion has created a third double bedroom, measuring 19’3” x 15’7”, which is light and airy courtesy of double Velux windows.
Externally, the property is in a desirable position at the end of quiet cul-de-sac within walking distance of Melksham Town Centre. The front remains low maintenance and is currently laid to shingle, whilst the south-west facing rear garden is an excellent size and fully enclosed with relative privacy from neighbors. There is the added benefit of a wooden shed and the garden itself is ready for any prospective buyer to add their own stamp to truly make it their own!
Melksham has a range of many independent shops and some large supermarkets and has the benefit of a train station in the town. It is also well situated for transport links with the m4 junction 17 and Chippenham mainline rail link to London taking only 1h 10m. There is also a range of very good schools in and around Melksham including state and private education. For those who prefer an active lifestyle there are several pleasant countryside walking routes situated close to the doorstep, as well as a bustling sports community to get involved in.
Tenure: Freehold House
Council Tax Band: B
EPC Rating: D (67) // Potential: B (86)
Services: Gas central heating. Mains drainage.
Agents Note: There is a right of access from the neighbouring property across the rear garden, down the side and to the front should they require for access.
As you enter the property the hallway gives access to the ground floor accommodation. To the front of the property is the sitting room, measuring 12’ x 11’3”, complete with an original fireplace which provides a focal point to the room, as well as cast iron radiators typical of the era. Beyond the sitting room is the dining room with an original chimney breast which creates a decorative fireplace. To the rear and overlooking the private rear garden is the brand-new kitchen comprising of fitted wall and base units with wooden worktops and Belfast sink, a gas hob with double electric oven, and space for a freestanding dishwasher and washing machine.
Stairs to the first floor give access to three bedrooms. Bedrooms one and two are both double rooms whilst the third room on this level would make an ideal nursery, study, or dressing room. To complete the first floor there is the family bathroom with modern white suite comprising of a bath and separate shower cubicle. Another flight of stairs leads to the second floor where a loft conversion has created a third double bedroom, measuring 19’3” x 15’7”, which is light and airy courtesy of double Velux windows.
Externally, the property is in a desirable position at the end of quiet cul-de-sac within walking distance of Melksham Town Centre. The front remains low maintenance and is currently laid to shingle, whilst the south-west facing rear garden is an excellent size and fully enclosed with relative privacy from neighbors. There is the added benefit of a wooden shed and the garden itself is ready for any prospective buyer to add their own stamp to truly make it their own!
Melksham has a range of many independent shops and some large supermarkets and has the benefit of a train station in the town. It is also well situated for transport links with the m4 junction 17 and Chippenham mainline rail link to London taking only 1h 10m. There is also a range of very good schools in and around Melksham including state and private education. For those who prefer an active lifestyle there are several pleasant countryside walking routes situated close to the doorstep, as well as a bustling sports community to get involved in.
Tenure: Freehold House
Council Tax Band: B
EPC Rating: D (67) // Potential: B (86)
Services: Gas central heating. Mains drainage.
Agents Note: There is a right of access from the neighbouring property across the rear garden, down the side and to the front should they require for access.
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£335,000
3 bed house for sale
West End, Melksham, SN12
NO ONWARD CHAIN – Located in the heart of Melksham, 42 West End is a charming Victorian four-bedroom end of terrace property which has been recently renovated and modernised throughout by the current owner whilst retaining a host of characterful features.
As you enter the property the hallway gives access to the ground floor accommodation. To the front of the property is the sitting room, measuring 12’ x 11’3”, complete with an original fireplace which provides a focal point to the room, as well as cast iron radiators typical of the era. Beyond the sitting room is the dining room with an original chimney breast which creates a decorative fireplace. To the rear and overlooking the private rear garden is the brand-new kitchen comprising of fitted wall and base units with wooden worktops and Belfast sink, a gas hob with double electric oven, and space for a freestanding dishwasher and washing machine.
Stairs to the first floor give access to three bedrooms. Bedrooms one and two are both double rooms whilst the third room on this level would make an ideal nursery, study, or dressing room. To complete the first floor there is the family bathroom with modern white suite comprising of a bath and separate shower cubicle. Another flight of stairs leads to the second floor where a loft conversion has created a third double bedroom, measuring 19’3” x 15’7”, which is light and airy courtesy of double Velux windows.
Externally, the property is in a desirable position at the end of quiet cul-de-sac within walking distance of Melksham Town Centre. The front remains low maintenance and is currently laid to shingle, whilst the south-west facing rear garden is an excellent size and fully enclosed with relative privacy from neighbors. There is the added benefit of a wooden shed and the garden itself is ready for any prospective buyer to add their own stamp to truly make it their own!
Melksham has a range of many independent shops and some large supermarkets and has the benefit of a train station in the town. It is also well situated for transport links with the m4 junction 17 and Chippenham mainline rail link to London taking only 1h 10m. There is also a range of very good schools in and around Melksham including state and private education. For those who prefer an active lifestyle there are several pleasant countryside walking routes situated close to the doorstep, as well as a bustling sports community to get involved in.
Tenure: Freehold House
Council Tax Band: B
EPC Rating: D (67) // Potential: B (86)
Services: Gas central heating. Mains drainage.
Agents Note: There is a right of access from the neighbouring property across the rear garden, down the side and to the front should they require for access.
As you enter the property the hallway gives access to the ground floor accommodation. To the front of the property is the sitting room, measuring 12’ x 11’3”, complete with an original fireplace which provides a focal point to the room, as well as cast iron radiators typical of the era. Beyond the sitting room is the dining room with an original chimney breast which creates a decorative fireplace. To the rear and overlooking the private rear garden is the brand-new kitchen comprising of fitted wall and base units with wooden worktops and Belfast sink, a gas hob with double electric oven, and space for a freestanding dishwasher and washing machine.
Stairs to the first floor give access to three bedrooms. Bedrooms one and two are both double rooms whilst the third room on this level would make an ideal nursery, study, or dressing room. To complete the first floor there is the family bathroom with modern white suite comprising of a bath and separate shower cubicle. Another flight of stairs leads to the second floor where a loft conversion has created a third double bedroom, measuring 19’3” x 15’7”, which is light and airy courtesy of double Velux windows.
Externally, the property is in a desirable position at the end of quiet cul-de-sac within walking distance of Melksham Town Centre. The front remains low maintenance and is currently laid to shingle, whilst the south-west facing rear garden is an excellent size and fully enclosed with relative privacy from neighbors. There is the added benefit of a wooden shed and the garden itself is ready for any prospective buyer to add their own stamp to truly make it their own!
Melksham has a range of many independent shops and some large supermarkets and has the benefit of a train station in the town. It is also well situated for transport links with the m4 junction 17 and Chippenham mainline rail link to London taking only 1h 10m. There is also a range of very good schools in and around Melksham including state and private education. For those who prefer an active lifestyle there are several pleasant countryside walking routes situated close to the doorstep, as well as a bustling sports community to get involved in.
Tenure: Freehold House
Council Tax Band: B
EPC Rating: D (67) // Potential: B (86)
Services: Gas central heating. Mains drainage.
Agents Note: There is a right of access from the neighbouring property across the rear garden, down the side and to the front should they require for access.