• Immaculate detached house +
• Elegant updated interior +
• Peaceful village setting +
• 4 double bedrooms +
• Large light-filled kitchen/family room +
• Living room with fireplace +
• Bathroom and en-suite +
• Double garage and private parking +
• Front and rear mature gardens +

Description Positioned down a private driveway within the peaceful rural village of Chelworth, The Leaze is an immaculate detached house offering a perfect blend of modern comfort and elegant style. Built in 1986, this inviting home has been significantly improved by the current owners, extending to around 1,627 sq.ft. of beautifully presented accommodation arranged over two floors.  At the heart of the ground floor lies a newly reconfigured open-plan kitchen/dining room, forming a versatile hub ideal for daily family life or entertaining guests. The kitchen features an extensive range of units fitted around a central breakfast bar, and is well-equipped with an integrated dishwasher, double oven, induction hob, and built-in bin storage. A useful utility room has convenient rear access. Across the entrance hall, there is a a dual-aspect living room complete with an open fireplace. The first floor hosts four good-sized double bedrooms, each benefiting from fitted storage. The principal bedroom suite is dual-aspect, providing tranquil views across the surrounding countryside and boasting an updated en-suite shower room. The equally well-appointed family bathroom, also recently updated, is located off the landing. Externally, The Leaze benefits from ample off-street parking on a private gravelled driveway which leads to a double garage with power and a new electric door. Adjoining the garage is a versatile outbuilding, also with power connected, offering excellent potential for conversion into a home office or workshop. The gardens, situated at both the front and rear, are screened for a good degree of privacy and thoughtfully planted with an abundance of perennials, creating a serene outdoor environment. Situation Chelworth is an attractive rural hamlet, conveniently situated between the popular historic market towns of Malmesbury, Tetbury and Cirencester. The neighbouring village of Oaksey, which is within walking distance, has a shop and post office, a pretty church, the Wheatsheaf Inn pub and a highly sought-after primary school. To the south is the village of Crudwell which also has a primary school and a choice of pubs which includes the well-regarded Potting Shed for the food enthusiast. Malmesbury, Tetbury and Cirencester have a further range of facilities and schooling. The village is situated close to the Cotswold Water Park where a wide variety of activities can be enjoyed as well as a 9 hole golf course on the edge of Oaksey. There is easy access to the commercial centres of Swindon, Cheltenham, Bristol and beyond. The mainline rail services to London from nearby Kemble is only a 5 minute drive away (Paddington c.70 mins). The property is Freehold with oil-fired central heating, private septic tank drainage shared with the neighbouring property, mains water and electricity. Ultrafast broadband is available. Information taken from the Ofcom mobile and broadband checker, please see the website for more information and mobile coverage. Wiltshire Council Tax Band F.