Durlett, Bromham, Wiltshire, SN15 2HY

Built in 1827, this Georgian red-brick cottage provides versatile family accommodation with plenty of charm and character throughout. This delightful semi-detached home is peacefully situated in the hamlet Durlett, benefitting from being both close to useful facilities, while also enjoying an idyllic location, backing onto unspoilt countryside with some magnificent views beyond. Offered with no onward chain.

The accommodation is very well-presented throughout, creating a mix of contemporary family living space and period character and really should be seen in person to fully appreciate.

The accommodation is arranged over two floors and briefly comprises; reception hall that leads to a useful utility room/cloakroom, there is a delightful sitting room with a log burner and many exposed beams and bricks, a study with lots of storage and the large kitchen/dining room with some truly stunning views and has French doors leading out to the garden.  

Upstairs there is the main bedroom with build in storage and en-suite shower room, three further double bedrooms and the family bathroom.

The garden faces South and is a feature of this magnificent home, it backs on to open farmland and enjoys a fantastically peaceful and secluded aspect. It is very private and has some truly amazing views of open countryside and the Roundway Down in the distance. It is mostly lawned with mature borders with a variety of trees, shrubs and plants and with two patio areas for alfresco dining, entertaining and relaxing.

To the front of the property is a generous driveway for parking up to four cars and leads to a detached double garage that has lighting, power and an EV charging point.

The property is warmed by oil-fired central heating, along with the more traditional log burner, and is fully double-glazed throughout.

A delightful period, family home in a very desirable location.

The property is situated on the very southern outskirts of the sought after village of Bromham in a hamlet called Durlett, occupying a delightful rural location and enjoying fine views over the adjoining farmland and surrounding countryside. Bromham is a village which has an excellent selection of local facilities which include a good 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, butchers, and a post office service twice a week. There are a number of village societies 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 only a short drive away.

PROPERTY INFORMATION:
TENURE - Freehold
SERVICES - Mains electricity, water and drainage. (No gas is available in this area)
COUNCIL TAX BAND - D
EPC RATING - D