Bluett House, 20 Gloucester Street, Malmesbury, SN16 0AA

Description Bluett House is an exceptional Grade II Listed period townhouse situated in the very heart of the historic market town of Malmesbury, offering beautifully presented accommodation extending to nearly 3,000 sq.ft.

The property is uniquely orientated to the rear, providing panoramic views over the River Avon and the picturesque fields beyond which gives the property a countryside feel while benefiting from the convenience of a town lifestyle.

In addition, a rare find for a town centre home is the private off-street parking and a garage with a versatile home office above.

The interior of Bluett House is finished to an exceptional standard, having been recently enhanced with a new, well-equipped kitchen and a soft, neutral modern decorative scheme throughout.

This flexible accommodation is perfectly suited for both couples and larger families, principally arranged over four floors.

It briefly includes three versatile reception rooms, three comfortable double bedrooms, and two well-appointed bathrooms.

Additionally, there is an occasional fourth bedroom or a spacious dressing room, providing further flexibility.

A truly magnificent feature is the large, hidden undercroft which dates back to the medieval 15th Century with its fascinating vaulted ceiling, offering exciting potential for further accommodation, subject to conversion.

The spectacular views are a highlight which the eye is immediately drawn to and perfectly complement the terraced gardens positioned to the rear enjoying a westerly aspect.

The gardens are thoughtfully arranged over three levels, leading down to the garaging and parking area, creating a private and serene outdoor space combining seating terraces, lawns and vibrant flower beds.

Situation Malmesbury, voted 'Best Place to Live in the South West' by the Sunday Times in 2026, is an ancient hilltop town situated on the southern edge of The Cotswolds.

Traditionally a market town serving the rural area of North West Wiltshire, the town is reputed to be the oldest borough in England created by Charter in 880 ad by Alfred the Great.

Today, the High Street has numerous independent shops, pubs and restaurants, and there is a new Aldi, Waitrose store and a regular weekly Farmer's market whilst the town has excellent choice of both primary and secondary schools and good recreational and leisure facilities.

The M4 motorway (J17) to the south provides fast road access to the major employment centres of Bristol and Swindon together with London and the West Country.

Main line rail services are available from Chippenham and Kemble (Paddington in about 75 minutes). Additional Information The property is Freehold with mains gas, drainage, water and electricity.

The property is Grade II Listed and located within a conservation area. Ultrafast broadband is available.

Information taken from the Ofcom mobile and broadband checker website, please check the website for more information and mobile phone coverage. Wiltshire Council Tax Band D.