* Freehold
* 3 Bedrooms
* En Suite To The Top Floor Bedroom
* 2 Reception Rooms
* Double Glazing Throughout
* Gas Central Heating
* Elevated Rural Location
* Stunning Views Front And Rear
* Very Large Driveway
* Beautifully Presented Cottage
With absolutely stunning views to the front and rear this is a delightful turn
of the century famers cottage which has been considerably updated and extended
by the current owner and presents as an immaculately presented home. Located
some way up Bowden Hill opposite The Common, the cottage is accessed through a
double glazed door into the living room with oak flooring, open fireplace with
inset log burner and double doors to the kitchen. Open plan to the fantastic
dining area, the kitchen is fitted with a range of shaker style wall and base
units with oak work tops and a number of built in appliances which include a
dish washer and double oven with wood effect laminate flooring throughout. A
door and stairs leads to the the first floor landing with under stairs storage
cupboard, pull out drawer and door to the utility/cloakroom. The open plan
aspect of the kitchen leads to the fabulous dining area with bi folding doors
to the patio area outside. The first floor has a large double bedroom to the
front with original fireplace and two windows overlooking the common, the
second smaller double has stunning and far reaching views to the rear, whilst
a substantial bathroom further compliments the first floor, this is a 4 piece
with freestanding bath and separate shower. From the landing a further flight
of stairs and doors lead to bedroom three with two double glazed rear sky
lights and once again the beautiful views towards Devizes. There is also the
added benefit of en suite facilities which including cloakroom, sink and
shower cubicle. The property is double glazed throughout and warmed by mains
gas fired central heating. Externally the front garden is laid to stone
chippings and the rear has two separate patio areas with a lawn in between
with many established bushes and shrubs. A picket fence separates the garden
to the off road parking which is laid to stone chippings and will house many
cars. This short drive leads to the road and is owned by number 3.
**Situation**
Lacock is set amidst beautiful countryside and has the benefit of all the
local amenities such as the National Trust shop, several pubs, restaurants and
village primary school. Transport links from here are also excellent as it is
only a short drive to Chippenham which has a mainline rail link to London
(approx. 1h 15m) and the M4 which is accessed via junction 17 just a few miles
north of the town. The Georgian world heritage city of Bath is also only a 25
minute drive.
**Property Information**
Council Tax Band: C
Double Glazed
Mains Services
Gas Central Heating
EPC Rating: D
Freehold Property

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