- NO ONWARD CHAIN +
- Detached Three Bed +
- Ideal Extension Opportunity (subject to planning) +
- Sort After Cul de Sac +
- Private Rear Garden +
- Ample Parking +
A detached house in need of some updating, set within a cul-de-sac nearby to the town’s many amenities
The house currently offers entrance hall, dual aspect living room with shallow bay window to front, kitchen, rear hall and cloakroom, internal access to the single garage. Three bedrooms and bathroom. Ample parking, private rear gardens. Much potential, subject to planning, extension opportunity. No onward chain.
43 Wessex Way was built in 1977 by McLean Homes. The property has been traditionally constructed of red brick elevations set beneath a pitched interlapping double-roman' style tiled roof and benefits from newly (2021) replaced Upvc windows and doors. The house features a gas fired boiler that powers the domestic hot water and heating systems.
The accommodation briefly offers front door leading into the entrance lobby with stairwell to first floor and door leading into the living room.
This well-proportioned reception room has dual aspect with doors opening into the rear garden and shallow bay window to front aspect. A door leads off to the kitchen, with original fittings, the kitchen would benefit for updating, door to rear hall and window to rear. The ground floor further encompasses a cloakroom and internal door leading into the single garage.
To the first floor lies three bedrooms, two of double proportion each with built-in wardrobes and bathroom with coloured suite.
The house is comfortably set back form the cul de sac highway. Ample parking to the front of the garage. Open plan front garden with gated pedestrian access to side. Private rear garden laid to lawn and bound by timber fencing.
General Information
The property is Freehold. All main services are connected. Council Tax Band D'. EPC Band E'.
The historic market town of Highworth lies about 7miles to the north-east of Swindon. This bustling market town offers a good range of daily amenities from the delicatessens, butchers and bakers to more comprehensive supermarket. Good local schooling at both levels, medical practice and sports clubs to include Wrag Barn Golf club. The town lies on the borders of the Cotswolds, River Thames and the Vale of White Horse.