St Ediths Marsh, Bromham, Wiltshire, SN15 2DJ

Marsh Cottage is an immaculately presented Grade II listed cottage with an abundance of character throughout. The cottage has been sympathetically restored by its current owners to create a wonderful home.

You enter through a small porch into the open plan reception space, which is flexible in its arrangement. The space is currently being used as a study area, snug with fabulous inglenook fireplace and the sitting room at the rear of the house. The bespoke kitchen breakfast room is finished to a high standard with granite worktops, refurbished AGA and bi-fold doors leading on the patio. The principal bedroom is on the ground floor with spacious shower room ensuite with electric underfloor heating, there is a further good-sized double bedroom and a family bathroom with jacuzzi Spa bath and again electric underfloor heating. On the first floor is a double bedroom with exposed beams and stone mullion windows, this bedroom is complimented by a dressing room with fitted wardrobes and a shower room ensuite.

Outside the well manicured South/West facing garden is mostly laid to lawn with a recently added wrap round patio with covered dining area outside the kitchen designed to make the most of the evening sun.

The driveway provides generous parking and access to the single garage.

The property is warmed by oil central heating.

St Edith's Marsh is a small semi-rural hamlet which lies between Devizes and Bromham nestled below the Roundway Downs with unspoilt country walks literally on the doorstep. Bromham is a sought after village which with an excellent selection of local facilities which include an excellent primary school, St Nicholas church, which is the resting place for the Irish poet Thomas Moore, and also features a William Morris stained glass window, The Greyhound village inn, and butchers. There are a number of village societies, a thriving social club and an annual carnival. With lots of unspoilt countryside to explore, this a special place in which to live. The historic old market town of Devizes lies c.4 miles away and the larger town of Chippenham with its mainline railway station to London (Paddington) and junction 17 of the M4 motorway is also a short drive away

Tenure; Freehold
Services; Mains electricity, water, and drainage. Oil heating 
EPC rating; Exempt as listed
Council tax band; E