Standout Features
- Truly unique two-bedroom Grade II listed period property
- Spacious open-plan lounge with feature bay window
- Fireplace with working wood-burning stove
- Kitchen/dining area with integrated oven and hob
- Conservatory with direct access to the rear garden
- Characterful and versatile accommodation arranged over three floors
- Private, fully enclosed and low-maintenance rear garden
- Fantastic opportunity for those seeking a home full of character, charm and individuality
Property Description
Why you'll like it
A truly unique and characterful two-bedroom Grade II listed period property, situated within the popular village of Westbury Leigh and offering easy access to a range of local amenities. This charming home boasts a quirky and versatile layout arranged over three floors, with a wealth of period features throughout, together with a private enclosed garden to the rear.
Upon entering the property, you are welcomed directly into the open lounge, which provides a generous and comfortable space for everyday living and offers ample room for all necessary furnishings. The room benefits from attractive dual-aspect windows, including a feature bay window, which allow plenty of natural light to flood the space. A feature fireplace with a working wood-burning stove provides a wonderful focal point and adds to the character and charm of this lovely home. Stairs rise to the first floor, while further stairs lead down to the lower level.
Rising to the first floor, the landing provides access to both bedrooms and the family bathroom. Both bedrooms are fantastic sizes, offering ample space for all necessary furnishings. The master bedroom further benefits from a feature fireplace, adding a touch of character to this already charming room. The bathroom suite comprises a bath with overhead shower, wash hand basin and WC.
Descending to the lower level, you will find the kitchen dining area, creating a fantastic space for both everyday living and social gatherings. The kitchen is fitted with a range of wall and base cabinets, incorporating a sink inset into the worktop, integrated oven and hob and space for further appliances. The dining area provides additional worktop space together with ample room for a dining table and chairs, whilst also offering the flexibility to accommodate further lounge furnishings if desired. There is also a useful WC on this level.
Sliding doors lead from the kitchen dining area into the conservatory, providing a further versatile seating and entertaining space with direct access to the rear garden. There is also space within this area to create a useful utility facility, with space for appliances.
Externally, the property benefits from a fully enclosed and low-maintenance garden, which is predominantly laid to patio and gravel, providing ample space for outdoor seating, entertaining and enjoying the warmer months. The garden is particularly private and also benefits from a gateway providing right-of-way access over the neighbouring property, offering convenient access for use of the garden.
This distinctive period home offers a fantastic combination of character, versatility and quirky three-storey layout, making it a particularly appealing property for those looking for something away from the ordinary. Internal viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the unique accommodation, character and what this lovely home has to offer.
Property location
Westbury a small market town is situated at the western edge of Wiltshire beside the chalk down lands that form Salisbury Plain. The most famous landmark of the area is the vastly impressive Westbury White Horse which is both the oldest and largest White Horse in Wiltshire, makes it a delight for both the walker and cyclist and the area also provides the perfect location for air sports. The town offers a range of shopping and leisure facilities including, library, sports and leisure centre, schools, churches, doctors, dentist surgeries, three supermarkets, post office and the oldest swimming pool in the country. We also have a varied selection of coffee shops,restaurants, public houses and a popular wine bar. Westbury is exceptionally well positioned for all major road and railway connections with the mainline railway station offering links to London (1 hour 26 minutes), Wales and the whole of the South West of England.
How to find me
Satnav postcode: BA13 3SG
What3words:///sanded.pronouns.stops
For your information
Martin & Co Westbury haven't tested any of the appliances listed in these details, or asked for warranty or service certificates, unless stated - they're on an 'as seen' basis. You should only use floor plans and measurements as a general guide to room layout and design, as they're not exact. Potential buyers are advised to recheck the measurements before completion. Money Laundering Regulations: Purchasers will be asked to produce identification and proof of residency documentation, once an offer has been agreed, we need to hold this on file before solicitors can be instructed.
A truly unique and characterful two-bedroom Grade II listed period property, situated within the popular village of Westbury Leigh and offering easy access to a range of local amenities. This charming home boasts a quirky and versatile layout arranged over three floors, with a wealth of period features throughout, together with a private enclosed garden to the rear.
Upon entering the property, you are welcomed directly into the open lounge, which provides a generous and comfortable space for everyday living and offers ample room for all necessary furnishings. The room benefits from attractive dual-aspect windows, including a feature bay window, which allow plenty of natural light to flood the space. A feature fireplace with a working wood-burning stove provides a wonderful focal point and adds to the character and charm of this lovely home. Stairs rise to the first floor, while further stairs lead down to the lower level.
Rising to the first floor, the landing provides access to both bedrooms and the family bathroom. Both bedrooms are fantastic sizes, offering ample space for all necessary furnishings. The master bedroom further benefits from a feature fireplace, adding a touch of character to this already charming room. The bathroom suite comprises a bath with overhead shower, wash hand basin and WC.
Descending to the lower level, you will find the kitchen dining area, creating a fantastic space for both everyday living and social gatherings. The kitchen is fitted with a range of wall and base cabinets, incorporating a sink inset into the worktop, integrated oven and hob and space for further appliances. The dining area provides additional worktop space together with ample room for a dining table and chairs, whilst also offering the flexibility to accommodate further lounge furnishings if desired. There is also a useful WC on this level.
Sliding doors lead from the kitchen dining area into the conservatory, providing a further versatile seating and entertaining space with direct access to the rear garden. There is also space within this area to create a useful utility facility, with space for appliances.
Externally, the property benefits from a fully enclosed and low-maintenance garden, which is predominantly laid to patio and gravel, providing ample space for outdoor seating, entertaining and enjoying the warmer months. The garden is particularly private and also benefits from a gateway providing right-of-way access over the neighbouring property, offering convenient access for use of the garden.
This distinctive period home offers a fantastic combination of character, versatility and quirky three-storey layout, making it a particularly appealing property for those looking for something away from the ordinary. Internal viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the unique accommodation, character and what this lovely home has to offer.
Property location
Westbury a small market town is situated at the western edge of Wiltshire beside the chalk down lands that form Salisbury Plain. The most famous landmark of the area is the vastly impressive Westbury White Horse which is both the oldest and largest White Horse in Wiltshire, makes it a delight for both the walker and cyclist and the area also provides the perfect location for air sports. The town offers a range of shopping and leisure facilities including, library, sports and leisure centre, schools, churches, doctors, dentist surgeries, three supermarkets, post office and the oldest swimming pool in the country. We also have a varied selection of coffee shops,restaurants, public houses and a popular wine bar. Westbury is exceptionally well positioned for all major road and railway connections with the mainline railway station offering links to London (1 hour 26 minutes), Wales and the whole of the South West of England.
How to find me
Satnav postcode: BA13 3SG
What3words:///sanded.pronouns.stops
For your information
Martin & Co Westbury haven't tested any of the appliances listed in these details, or asked for warranty or service certificates, unless stated - they're on an 'as seen' basis. You should only use floor plans and measurements as a general guide to room layout and design, as they're not exact. Potential buyers are advised to recheck the measurements before completion. Money Laundering Regulations: Purchasers will be asked to produce identification and proof of residency documentation, once an offer has been agreed, we need to hold this on file before solicitors can be instructed.
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Council Tax Band:
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