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Ground Floor
Entrance Hall accessed via obscure glazed front door with glazed
side panel, radiator, doors to sitting room and kitchen, stairs
rising to first floor.
Sitting room with front aspect window, feature stone fireplace
having recessed shelving to either side, radiator, open to:-
Dining Area with rear aspect window, door to:-
Kitchen with a range of floor and wall mounted units having work
surface areas incorporating 1½ stainless steel sink, space and
plumbing for washing machine, space for cooker, tiled splashback,
rear aspect window, partially glazed door to:-
Snug with stable style door to garden, front and rear aspect
windows, radiator.
First Floor
Landing with side aspect window, access to boarded loft space
with ladder.
Bedroom 1 with front aspect window, coving, 2 built-in
wardrobes, airing cupboard housing the recently replaced Worcester
gas fired boiler providing domestic hot water and central heating,
hot water tank and slatted shelving.
Bedroom 2 with rear aspect window, recessed wardrobe.
Bathroom with WC, wash hand basin, bath with Mira shower over,
partially tiled walls, side and rear aspect obscure glazed windows,
radiator.
Externally
The property benefits from an attractive garden predominantly
laid to lawn with mature hedgerow.
The rear garden benefits from two large garden sheds with access
via a wooden gate. The footpath leads you to the covered porch and
front door.
Agents Note: It should be noted that there
is scope to extend, subject to the relevant consents, if
required.
39 Tynings Way is situated in the Wiltshire village of Lower
Westwood. The village benefits from a Post Officeconvenience store,
Westwood with Iford Primary School, The New Inn pub and St Mary the
Virgin parish church. The surrounding countryside provides stunning
walks which include strolls along the River Avon and Kennet and
Avon canals.
The village is also well positioned for access to surrounding
towns, which include, Bradford on Avon (approx. 2 miles) and
Trowbridge (approx. 3 miles). Amenities including retail outlets,
pubs and restaurants, cinema and sporting facilities can be found
within these towns along with rail links.
The World Heritage City of Bath (approx. miles 8) provides a
complete range of retail outlets together with many other amenities
including The Theatre Royal, a number of fine restaurants and
excellent sporting facilities. There is also a mainline railway
station providing direct access to London Paddington, Bristol and
south Wales.
The M4 motorway junctions 17 and 18 are both approximately 16
miles and access to the M3 via the A303 is also easily reached.
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