5, St. Nicholas Yard - Fyfield, Marlborough, SN8 1PP

* No Onward Chain! * Originally a site of agricultural farm buildings this early 20th century red brick single storey home was converted into its current two bed configuration in the 1980's.

It has recently been significantly updated by its current owner to create a light and airy elegant home.

General Information The current owner has aimed to create a fresh, modern finish throughout, including a full professional repaint.

The bathroom and cloakroom have both been refitted with stylish white suites to include a bath with overhead shower, with glass shower screen in the main bathroom and contemporary ceramic tiling with a subtle marble effect throughout.

A new electrical consumer unit and hot water pump and tank have also been installed.

The newly refitted kitchen includes a full range of wall and floor mounted cabinets finished off with white counter tops and matching splash backs.

The kitchen includes newly fitted Bosh electric cooker, Bosh induction hob and new integrated fridge freezer and dishwasher.

The newly fitted flooring continues the stylish finish throughout the kitchen, bathrooms and hallway and porch and new carpeting in the bedrooms and living room.

This charming and sophisticated home also benefits from newly installed energy efficient electric heaters throughout.

The most impressive room is the high, vaulted ceiling living room retaining the original feature of its former life as stables.

The large panoramic windows flood the room with light opening up to make the most of the views of the Fyfield downs and village church beyond.

There are also two good-sized double bedrooms with the main bedroom benefitting from integrated wardrobe.

Outside This beautiful home also benefits from two tandem parking spaces in the adjacent cart lodge and visitors space.

There is also a storage shed useful for garden equipment to tend to the easy to maintain front garden, with newly fitted garden gate. It also benefits from the wonderful rolling hill vistas beyond.

Location Fyfield is a pretty Wiltshire village with a popular local pub and primary school that sits in close proximity to some of the Cotswolds most world-renowned heritage sites.

This includes the intriguing Avebury Stone circle and the bustling market town of Marlborough, which is home to the famous college where the Duchess of Cornwall once attended complete with a range of high-end shops and eateries.

This makes it an ideal country retreat or would lend itself superbly to an Airbnb or forever home for downsizers or family home for young couples.

Fast trains from Pewsey mainline station just a 15 minute drive away into London Paddington in approximately an hour.

Property Ownership Information Tenure Freehold Council Tax Band E Property Description Disclaimer This is a general description of the property only, and is not intended to constitute part of an offer or contract.

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