NO ONWARD CHAIN - An affordable, two bedroom mews house, set within a small development in central Westbury, within reach of all town centre amenities.

Location - Westbury is a small medieval town that lies not far from its famous White Horse hill-carving at the western extremity of Salisbury Plain. The town offers a range of shopping and leisure facilities including a library, sports centre, Schools, Churches, doctors, dentist surgeries, Post Office and the oldest swimming pool in the Country. The main railway line has fantastic links to Bath, Bristol and London. Travelling by car to Salisbury, Bristol and Swindon takes approximately one hour, making the area very desirable for commuters.

Description - NO ONWARD CHAIN - An affordable, two bedroom mews house, set within a small development in central Westbury, within reach of all town centre amenities. These 'upside down' homes offer two bedrooms and bathroom on the ground floor, with the large living space and kitchen on the first floor. Further benefits include a Upvc double glazing, garage, allocated parking and a small private courtyard area.

Entrance Hall - You enter the property through a Upvc double glazed door into the entrance hall, there is laminate flooring, a radiator and doors to both bedrooms and the bathroom. A staircase leads up to the first floor living space.

Bedroom One - The spacious principal bedroom has a Upvc double glazed window to the front, a radiator and offers ample space for all bedroom furniture. to the rear of the bedroom is the rear porch which leads on to the rear courtyard.

Rear Porch - The rear porch provides useful extra space and has laminate wood effect flooring and a Upvc double glazed door leading to the courtyard.

Bedroom Two - The second double bedroom has a Upvc double glazed window to the front and a radiator.

Bathroom - The bathroom offers Upvc double glazed window, a paneled bath with a Triton electric shower over and glazed screen, a pedestal wash hand basin and close coupled WC.

First Floor -

Living Room - As you reach the first floor you'll find the spacious lounge/diner, there are dual-aspect Upvc double glazed windows and a skylight, which flood the rooms with lots of natural light. There are two radiators and a door leading to the kitchen.

Kitchen - The galley kitchen has two Upvc double glazed windows, a range of matching wall and base units with roll top work surfaces, a 1 1/2 bowl sink with mixer tap, built in electric oven, inset ceramic hob with extractor and light over, a radiator, plumbing for a washing machine and space for an under counter fridge and freezer.

Exterior -

Garage - With power, light and an up and door to the front.

Parking Space - There is one allocated parking space directly outside the property.

Lease Information - 999 years from 1st March 1988
£1 peppercorn ground rent p/a
for the year 22/23 the service charge was £671.62 paid monthly.

Additional Information - Council Tax Band - B

For buy-to-let investors, we anticipate the property to achieve approximately £950 per calendar month, offering a yield of over 7%.