• Charming, tucked away and extended period home +
• Two double bedrooms, upstairs bathroom and two receptions +
• Owned by only one other family since being built in mid C19th +
• Painstakingly refurbished by current owners both inside and out +
• Elegant and contemporary fitted kitchen and bathroom +
• Double glazed with Gas central heating +
• Fine views across village and beyond from first floor to front +
• Delightful separate and private garden opposite. +
• Essential viewing. No onward chain. +

DESCRIPTION
Owned by only one family previously (since being built in the mid nineteenth century) this intriguing extended period cottage is a living part of Box's local history. 1 Pye Corner has been painstakingly and lovingly refurbished both inside and out. Original charm and character has have been carefully and sympathetically blended with modern finishes especially in its kitchen and bathroom areas. The property is double glazed, has gas central heating and enjoys far reaching views to its front across the village and head of the Bybrook Valley. Externally there is a small garden to the front and rear yard (offering private limited pedestrian access for the next door cottage to the lane). There is also a charming and enclosed garden owned by the cottage exclusively on the opposite side of the lane. Offered with no onward chain this is a stunning home perfect for the essential viewing list of all serious buyers locally.

LOCATION
The picturesque village of Box offers a surprisingly wide selection of local shops including an outstanding primary school, doctor's surgery, post office, two pubs and a restaurant. There is also a butchers, pharmacy, Petrol station with Budgens convenience store (in adjoining Ashley), a small supermarket, cafe, church and a recreation ground which hosts a number of local events, including the locally well publicised Box Rocks music event and annual Box Revels. A. Much of the surrounding countryside has been designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the stunning countryside and walks surrounding the village (including part of the MacMillan Way) should be seen to be fully appreciated. Georgian Bath with its sought after schools, extensive shopping and impressive array of sporting, cultural and other leisure facilities is within 7 miles. Alternatively nearby Corsham or Chippenham are within 4 and 6 miles respectively. Commuters will be pleased that the motorway network is accessible at either Junction 18 (Tormarton) M4/M5 or at Junction 17 (Chippenham) M4. A regular train service to London Paddington taking 90 to 70 minutes is available from either Bath Spa or Chippenham Stations