3 bed link detached house for sale

Tarters, Sherston, Nr Malmesbury, Wiltshire SN16

Description

Occupying an unusually large corner plot this classic1970's three bedroom link- detached home has much to offer the discerning purchaser. Whilst in need of updating an refurbishment it also offers an excellent and rare opportunity to purchase in one of the most sought after residential roads in this popular and picturesque Cotswold village. Offering pleasant and well-proportioned accommodation this property will be popular with a range of different purchasers and lends itself to extension and development (Subject to planning permission) in several different ways. Commuters will be delighted to note its perfect positioning for access to Chippenham Railway Station and the M4 (at Junction 17) giving access to Swindon London and Bath, Bristol and much further afield.
Location

Sherston, with its ancient centre, much celebrated 'July Carnival' and broad High Street, is a visual delight. An eclectic mix of fine mainly period houses built in the local stone with a small selection of locally sought after more modern cul de sacs and individual homes, it has been justifiably designated as an area of outstanding natural beauty. The village has an extremely active local community and amenities including its twelfth century parish church (The Church of the Holy Cross), primary school, doctor's surgery, hairdresser, village post office and stores. There is also an off license, farm shop (supplying fine local produce) and two public houses (The locally well reputed, C16th 'Rattlebone Arms' and the 'Carpenters Arms'). Sherston is 5 miles west of Malmesbury, within 18 miles of Cirencester and within approximately 40 minutes (19 miles) drive of Georgian Bath.