• No onward chain +
• Views over the downs +
• Large family home +
• Wonderful village location +
• Flexible accommodation +
• Four bedrooms +
• En-sutie and family bathroom +
• Ready to put your own stamp on it +

Upon entering you are welcomed into a large entrance hall with a downstairs cloakroom and stairs to the first floor. On the right is a kitchen/breakfast room, the kitchen is fitted with a range of wall and base units with space for white goods. On the left of the hallway is a large dining room and at the back of the property is a sperate living room, centred around a fireplace. A sunroom links the living room back round to the kitchen while also providing access into the utility room.
To the first floor are four well proportioned, double bedrooms, the front bedrooms have wonderful views over the local fields. The largest bedroom is at the back of the house and offers an amazing amount for space. It also has the addition of an en-suite shower room. The other three bedrooms are serviced by a family bathroom.

Externally the garden offers incredible privacy with a patio section closest to the house and mainly laid to lawn beyond, there is also a shed in the top corner. There is also a single garage attached to the house with a door at the rear for access. A side passage takes you back round to the front of the house where you have driveway parking.

The property is situated in a conservation area.

Bishopstone is a picturesque village located about six miles east of Swindon and just west of the county border with Oxfordshire. It has a thriving village pub, The Royal Oak, which features in the Good Food Guide. There are a large number of thatched cottages centred around a pretty mill pond, and the village is often used as a base for walkers with excellent access to the Ridgeway National Trail.

The nearby market towns of Faringdon (c. 8 miles) and Wantage (c. 11 miles) provide a good selection of independent and high street stores. The village of Shrivenham (c. 3.5 miles) boasts a doctors’ surgery, two supermarkets, a florist, delicatessen and general store.

There is an excellent primary school in the village and most secondary school children attend the Ridgeway School in Wroughton.

Swindon (c. 7.5 miles) gives access to the M4 and a main line railway station for Bristol and London. Oxford (c. 28 miles) has access to the M40.