• Detached Bungalow +
• Two Double Bedrooms +
• Living Room with Open Fireplace +
• Utility Room and Cloakroom +
• Enclosed Rear Garden +

This beautifully presented detached bungalow is situated in the vibrant village of Crudwell with excellent local facilities. The accommodation includes a light and airy living room, featuring a charming box bay window with fitted plantation shutters. A standout feature is the open fireplace with a stone surround and built-in wood storage, adding warmth and character. The contemporary open-plan kitchen/dining room is fitted with high-gloss wall and base units, enhanced by integrated appliances including a double oven and dishwasher. Sliding patio doors open seamlessly onto the rear garden, creating a perfect flow for indoor-outdoor living. Practical additions include a separate utility room for added convenience, along with a cloakroom for guests. The spacious main bedroom benefits from a box bay window with plantation-style shutters, while the second bedroom enjoys a pleasant outlook over the rear garden. The fully tiled family bathroom features a shower over the bath. Externally, the property boasts an enclosed rear garden with patio seating areas, mature shrubs, a handy shed, and side access—ideal for relaxation and outdoor entertaining. Location: Crudwell Crudwell is a charming, picturesque village in Wiltshire, known for its friendly community, traditional stone cottages, and scenic countryside. It offers excellent local amenities, including a highly regarded primary school, a popular pub (The Potting Shed), and a vibrant village hall hosting regular events. Its idyllic setting makes it perfect for those seeking a peaceful lifestyle, while still being well-connected. Just 4 miles away, the historic market town of Malmesbury—England’s oldest borough—adds further appeal with:

• Rich history: A 12th-century abbey, quaint streets, and the iconic Market Cross.

• Everyday convenience: Supermarkets (Waitrose, Lidl), boutique shops, cafés, and acclaimed restaurants (The Smoking Dog).

• Transport links: Easy access to the M4 (J17, 15 mins) for commuters to Bristol, Swindon, or London (Kemble Station, 20 mins).

• Outdoor beauty: The River Avon, beautiful walking trails, and the nearby Cotswolds AONB.

Together, they offer the best of rural living with modern amenities

EPC Rating: D