• Recently Redecorated +
• Centrally Located +
• Light and Airey Apartment +
• 31ft Living Room +
• Two Bedrooms +
• No Onward Chain +

An excellent opportunity to acquire a spacious and characterful two-bedroom apartment situated within the prestigious Inner Silk Mills, a landmark historic building in the centre of Malmesbury. Offering expansive living spaces and distinctive architectural features, this property has been freshly redecorated throughout and is offered with no onward chain. Set within a striking stone-built former silk mill, this apartment boasts high ceilings and large, arched windows that flood the interior with natural light. The building is well-maintained and includes lift access to all floors, adding a layer of modern convenience to its historic charm. The layout is generous, offering approx. 850 sq.ft. of living accommodation. The accommodation comprises an impressive 31ft triple-aspect living room—the centerpiece of the home—featuring a beautiful series of arched windows. The kitchen is located off the hall and includes an integrated oven and hob, with ample space for further appliances. There are two well-proportioned bedrooms and a bright bathroom, finished in a classic blue-and-white theme, equipped with both a full-sized bath and a separate enclosed shower cubicle. Being centrally located, this home provides immediate access to the High Street and local shops. With the added benefit of its central position and lift access, it offers ideal investment potential as a "lock-up-and-leave," making it perfect for downsizers, first-time buyers, or buy-to-let investors. The History of the Silk Mills

• The "Burton Hill" Beginnings: The mill was originally built around 1790 by a clothier named Francis Hill. Back then, it was known as Burton Hill Mill and was used for wool.

• Fire Safety Design: If you ever wondered why the windows are so large and numerous, it was actually for safety! In the 1700s, wool dust in the air was highly explosive. To avoid using dangerous candles or lamps for light, the mill was designed with massive windows to maximize every second of natural daylight.

• The Shift to Silk: In the mid-19th century (around 1852), it was converted to a silk mill. It became a major part of Malmesbury’s economy for nearly 100 years, producing high-quality silk until it finally closed in to assist with the war effort.