Low Lane, Calne, SN11

Built in the mid twentieth century, this deceptively
spacious home has evolved into a stylish family residence which capitalises on its elevated position and views. Rooms are light and airy with contemporary splashes of colour and neutral flooring. Enter through the hallway and proceed through a door which opens into a open plan kitchen / dining / family room which enjoys bi-folding doors to the terrace; views are spectacular. The kitchen is sleek and modern, and its U shape layout makes it both practical and appealing. Appliances are integrated and storage is plentiful. A door links through to a good sized utility room, brightly decorated cloakroom and there is access to the integral garage. The sitting room has a front facing window and is cosy with a bespoke TV and Audio area which features bookshelves to match.

Ascend to the first floor where you will find the main bedroom suite with ensuite shower room. There are three further double bedrooms and a family bathroom. The top floor is currently used as an office and has ample storage in the eaves and additional access to the loft, which has scope to be converted further, subject to the usual consents.

In all this is an impressive family home of good proportions which enjoys a wonderful setting, gardens and views.

Outside

Approached via a single road the property enjoys ample parking for a number of cars on one side and a driveway which leads to an integral garage on the other. The front of the house is private with paved steps leading to the front porch. There is side access to the rear garden which is a truly wonderful feature. Off the back of the house a large paved sun terrace overlooks the garden and enjoys views across the town and beyond. Steps lead down to the main garden which is zoned with formal lawns and beds stocked with seasonal flowers and shrubs which evolve with the seasons. Fruit trees provide shade and a crop in the autumn months and the boundaries are fenced.

Situation

The property sits on the edge of the historic part of Calne and is close to all amenities and close to a charming waterside walking/cycling route along the canal, which leads to Bowood and Chippenham and the Sustrans National Cycle Route 403 linking Chippenham with its mainline train station and Calne to Avebury. Calne offers
a good range of day-to-day amenities, which include a Leisure Centre with an indoor swimming pool, a public library, various pubs and restaurants. Chippenham (about 7 miles) has a mainline station with services to London Paddington together with access to the M4 motorway at junction 17. The cultural centres of
Salisbury and Bath are within a 30 mile radius.

Additional Information

Wiltshire Council Tax Band E