Detached house for sale in Westbury BA13, 3 Bedroom

No onward chain Requiring substantial modernisation but offering a fantastic opportunity to purchase a spacious three bedroom detached period property, set on a large plot, on the central and sought after location of Station Road.

Location

Westbury is a small medieval town that lies not far from its famous White Horse hill-carving at the western extremity of Salisbury Plain. Westbury offers a range of shopping and leisure facilities including a library, sports centre, schools, churches, doctors, dentist surgeries, post office and the oldest swimming pool in the country. The main railway line has fantastic links to Bath, Bristol and London. Travelling by car to Salisbury, Bristol and Swindon takes approximately one hour making it very desirable for commuters.

Description

This fantastic three bedroom detached period home is in need of significant modernisation. Offering fantastic potential, the property comprises an entrance porch, entrance hall, two large living rooms, breakfast room, kitchen and sun room. On the first floor, three bedrooms and a family bathroom. Further benefits to the property include, oil filled central heating, garage with driveway providing parking for several cars, attractive front garden and large rear garden.

Porch

You enter the property via this useful enclosed front porch with the original 1930's tiled flooring. From the porch you can then enter the house through a sold wood front door with stain glass panel windows.

Entrance Hall

There is radiator, window to the side, smoke detector, doors to the lounge, second reception room and breakfast room. Stairs to the first floor landing.

Lounge (3.65 max x 3.3 (12'0" max x 10'10"))

In the lounge there is a radiator, bay window to the front, many period features such as the original 1930s door, picture rails and skirting boards. In the lounge there is also a brick built fireplace housing a multi fuel burning stove.

Second Reception / Dining Room (3.7 x 3.6 max (12'2" x 11'10" max))

You enter this second large reception room through yet again another original 1930s door, this room has a large bay window facing out to the side of the property, two radiators and glazed double doors that lead out into the sun room.

Breakfast Room (3.5 x 1.8 (11'6" x 5'11"))

The breakfast room has a radiator, glazed window, access to the useful storage in the under stairs cupboard / pantry and a door to the kitchen. The dining room also houses the oil boiler.

Kitchen (2.7 x 2.0 (8'10" x 6'7"))

This original 1930s kitchen has the original red tiled flooring, wall and base cabinets, cast iron sink and space for a washing machine.

Sun Room (3.4 x 3.0 (11'2" x 9'10"))

The large sun room is one third brick built with the rest fully glazed. It has power and light and can also be entered via the second reception. The sun room leads to the rear garden.

First Floor Landing

The first floor landing has a side window, loft access and doors leading to all of the upstairs rooms.

Bedroom One (3.35 x 3.0 max (11'0" x 9'10" max))

This good sized master bedroom has a radiator, bay window to the front, original 1930s skirting and door, built in wardrobe and a tiled open fireplace.

Bedrom Two (3.65 max x 3.4 (12'0" max x 11'2"))

This second double bedroom has a radiator, window to the rear, original 1930s skirting and door, built in wardrobe and a tiled open fireplace.

Bedroom Three (2.1 x 2.0 (6'11" x 6'7"))

Bedroom three has a radiator and window to the front.

Bathroom

In the bathroom there is a radiator, obscured double glazed window, low level W.C, pedestal hand basin, bath with shower over and airing cupboard with additional storage.

Exterior

Garage

The property benefits from a substantial garage with large wooden doors. The garage additional benefits from having its own power and light.

Front

To the front of the property there is a gated front garden with flower beds that have several small trees and shrubs. You have a large driveway with flower beds to the side that can park three to four cars. The large driveway leads to a car port and then the garage. To the side of the driveway there is an additional hidden handy storage area / shed which can easily accommodate your lawn mower and garden tools.

Rear Garden

The main attraction of this property is its fantastic and very large rear garden. This private garden is surrounded by wooden fence and initial laid to lawn. In the garden there is a long path that leads to allotment / vegetable plots at the bottom. The garden also benefits from two sheds, side access to the garage, a range of shrubs and trees, some of them are fruit bearing including apples and pears.

Additional Information

Council Tax Band - D

Directions

From the Town & Country Estates Office go out into Edward Street and at the 'T' junction turn right into Warminster Road. At the mini roundabout turn right into Haynes Road. Go straight across the next two mini roundabouts into Station Road.

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