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"The Property
The side entrance hallway leads into an open plan sitting and dining room. The charming sitting area has a wealth of character with a brick open fire place with an oak mantle, exposed beams and windows to the front and side. The exposed beams continue through to the dining room, which has a fabulous feature, namely a well, which is covered and softly lit allowing you to see the bottom. There is a window to the rear and the dining room presently has a table that comfortably seats six. The kitchen is fully fitted and has plenty of cupboard space as well as an eye level cooker and five ring gas hob. Beyond the kitchen is a utility lobby with a door giving side access. From the lobby is a fully tiled wet room and beyond this a study, which would easily cater as a third bedroom when combined with the wet room. A very light and practical conservatory leads from the study third bedroom and overlooks the rear garden.

On the first floor there is a large master bedroom with plenty of wardrobes space, a second bedroom and a beautifully refurbished shower room.

Outside
The extensive and pretty rear garden is laid to lawn, with a raised border on one side and a brick pathway leading to the rear. The garden is stocked with a full range of mature plants and shrubs as well as three separate lawn areas.

Burbage
Burbage is a very popular village, situated on the southern edge of Savernake Forest and offering plenty of amenities and clubs including football, tennis and cricket.

The village has a village shop, village hall, British Legion, primary school with nursery, petrol station with shop and post office, doctors surgery, public house and builders merchant. A more comprehensive range of shops and amenities can be found in the larger market towns of Marlborough and Hungerford approximately 6 miles north or 10 miles east respectively.

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Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only."