This charming two-bedroom period home is set within a 1/3 of an acre plot, on a quiet country lane approximately one mile outside of the Village of Steeple Ashton.

Location - The sought after Medieval Village of Steeple Ashton has a bus service to Trowbridge and Devizes, community shop, Church and a fantastic Country pub. The Village finds itself 20 minutes from Dauncey's Public Secondary School and within the catchment of the well-respected Keevil CofE Academy Primary School, of which the free school bus passes through Steeple Ashton.
The Village lies a circa 10/15 minute car journey from the County Town of Trowbridge, which boasts a good selection of shops, Schools and cinema. The Roman city of Bath is only 30 minutes away, Bristol and Swindon within an hour. Excellent rail links from Trowbridge to London waterloo (1hr 50) and Westbury to London Paddington (1hr 17) make Steeple Ashton equally popular for those needing to travel but who also welcome Village life.

Description - This charming two-bedroom period home is set within a 1/3 of an acre plot, on a quiet country lane approximately one mile outside of the Village of Steeple Ashton.
Surrounded by stunning 360-degree views. With just one close neighbour and open fields all around, it offers incredibly peaceful and private living.
The house is in need of renovation but excitingly comes with planning permission for a two-story side extension (PL/2023/09015). Providing an exciting opportunity to create a spacious and modern countryside residence, while retaining its character.
Accessed via a wooden gate with plentiful driveway parking, the property comprises an entrance porch, living room, dining room, kitchen, utility room and a downstairs toilet. Upstairs, there?s a large master bedroom, a second bedroom and bathroom.

Entrance Porch - You enter the property through a uPVC front door into the entrance porch, there are two uPVC double glazed windows, a radiator and access to the living room, dining room and stairs to the first floor.

Living Room - The well sized living room, benefits from dual-aspect UPVC double glazing to the front and side and a radiator, there is an exposed brick feature fireplace which houses the working multi-fuel log burner.

Dining Room - The dining room has a uPVC double glazed window to the side overlooking the garden, there is a radiator and a large log burner with feature wooden fireplace surround and a door leading to the kitchen.

Wc - The useful downstairs bathroom has a wooden single glazed window to the rear, a pedestal wash basin and a low level WC.