• No onward chain +
• Beautifully finished throughout +
• Refurbished to a high standard +
• Large garden at over half an acre +
• Three generous reception rooms +
• Modern high specification kitchen/breakfast room +
• Three double bedrooms +
• Two stylish shower rooms +
• Lovely views and access to countryside +
• Generous driveway and large garage +

June Cottage is a beautifully finished detached home combining period charm with contemporary living. Large garden at over half an acre and backing on to unspoilt countryside. No onward chain. The cottage has been recently refurbished throughout to a high standard. The accommodation is both light and spacious and briefly comprises; large entrance hall with shower room, stylish modern kitchen/breakfast room with a high specification finish and fitted appliances, cosy sitting room with French doors leading outside and a log burner, a separate dining room and the sunny garden room that has a bay window and further French doors leading out on to the private patio area. Upstairs are two generous double bedrooms and a further office space that leads into another double bedroom that has some lovely views across the garden. There is also a new shower room that’s only just been completely refurbished. Externally is the magnificent rear garden. The garden is just over half an acre and is a complete blank canvas. At the end of the garden is an elevated area that has some lovely views towards the countryside overlooking the cottage. There is access at the end of the garden leading directly to Salisbury Plain for some lovely walks. At the front is a generous driveway with parking for up to four cars and leads to a large garage. A rather lovely period home in a delightful rural setting with glorious open countryside literally on your doorstep. This area is steeped in history and is believed to hold a place in English history, for it was probably here that King Alfred the Great won a decisive battle against the Danes at the Battle of Ethandun, thus saving the foundations of England. Edington is a highly prized village that lies c.9 miles from the historic old market town of Devizes. There is a strong community spirit with many events held throughout the year, including a nationally famous annual music festival. Local facilities include; a church and ancient Priory, post office, gastro pub, and farm shop with microbrewery. A very special place in which to live. Primary schools at nearby Bratton and Great Cheverell. With senior schools In Market Lavington and Dauntsey's private school at West Lavington. Property Information: Tenure - Freehold Council Tax band - F EPC Rating - E Mains water and electricity and drainage. Oil central heating.