• Well-cared for 1930’s semi-detached home with new roof +
• Three well-proportioned bedrooms +
• Generous tiled bathroom with four piece suite +
• Sitting room with feature fireplace +
• Open plan kitchen/dining room with wooden flooring +
• Well-appointed and comfortable conservatory ideal as a playroom or home office +
• Neatly arranged South-West facing family-friendly garden +
• Private driveway parking for two cars +
• Highly convenient location a short walk from town centre and train station +

This well-cared-for 1930s semi-detached home offers low-maintenance living in a great location, complete with pleasant high ceilings which give a nice airy and light feel, along with charming period feature fireplaces which add a lovely touch of character. Benefitting from a recently installed new roof, the current owners have made several improvements to this attractive home which has a warm and welcoming atmosphere, enhanced by large windows that allow natural light to flow. To the front of the house, the sitting room provides a peaceful retreat, with tall ceilings and an attractive feature fireplace that adds character and charm. To the rear, the property opens into a spacious open-plan kitchen/dining room, finished with wooden flooring and fitted with several appliances. A great social space, there is ample room for a large dining table and is suited to entertaining or relaxed family meals. Flowing naturally from this area is a well-appointed conservatory, comfortable and versatile, it is ideal for use as a playroom, home office or additional sitting area, enjoying the peace of the garden. On the first floor, the accommodation comprises of three well-proportioned bedrooms, two of which are doubles with feature fireplaces and plenty of natural light that often shines in through the large windows. The third bedroom has been thoughtfully enhanced with quality bespoke wooden storage, cleverly designed to maximise usable space while maintaining a stylish and practical finish. The generous tiled bathroom is fitted with a contemporary four-piece suite, including a full-length bath and a large tiled shower enclosure complete with a rain shower head. A wash hand basin with storage beneath provides practical convenience, further to a heated towel rail and WC. Outside, the neatly arranged and family-friendly rear garden features a lawn and patio area to enjoy. The garden often basks in uninterrupted direct southerly and westerly sunshine, making it a wonderful spot for outdoor dining and relaxation throughout the day. An outside tap serves this fully enclosed garden, which also comes with a secure shed for the gardening essentials. To the front, a private driveway provides convenient off-street parking for two cars, completing this appealing and well-balanced home. The house is pleasantly situated within a well-established part of Chippenham, conveniently placed to access the wide range of local amenities found in the town centre. Everyday shopping needs are well catered for nearby, with a Coop, Tesco, and Sainsburys all within a very easy reach, together with a great selection of cafés, takeaways, public houses and community facilities on hand, including a handy bus service. The property is ideally positioned for leisure and outdoor pursuits, being close to both John Coles Park and Monkton Park, offering attractive green spaces, riverside walks and recreational facilities. The Olympiad Leisure Centre provides a gym, swimming pool and sports courts, while a range of sports and social clubs are also nearby to cater for those who want to enjoy football, rugby, athletics and bowls, amongst many other pursuits for the whole family to be involved with. For families, well regarded primary and secondary schooling, including St Paul’s Primary School, Ivy Lane School, Hardenhuish School and Sheldon School, are all within approximately one mile. Excellent transport links are available via Chippenham Railway Station, providing a direct mainline service to London in less than an hour, and connecting with a huge range of other destinations in the West Country, together with convenient road access to the M4 corridor which can be found a short drive away. Places of historical significance, such as Castle Combe and Lacock offer leafy walks and national trust days out with the family, along with Bowood house which is also within driving distance.   Additional Information: Tenure: Freehold House Council Tax Band:  C EPC Rating:  D  (66) // Potential:  B  (86) Services: Mains gas fired radiator central heating  //  Mains electricity supply  //  Mains water supply  //  Mains drainage  //  Double glazed.