End terrace house to rent in Swindon SN6, 2 Bedroom

Canopied entrance porch Entrance door with obscure glazed stained glass panel.

Sitting room 13' 7" x 13' 0" (4.14m x 3.96m) Window to front overlooking a small copse. Wood effect flooring. Radiator. Television point. Woodstained staircase to first floor. Understairs recess with meter cupboard.

Kitchen/dining room 13' 0" x 10' 9" (3.96m x 3.28m) Half glazed door and window to rear. Single drainer stainless steel sink unit with cupboard below. Further range of wall and base units. Tiled splashbacks. Four ring ProLine gas hob with extractor above and built in oven below. Beko fridge and freezer. Washing machine. Radiator.

Landing Built in cupboard. Roof access via loft ladder. (This can be used for usual storage).

Bedroom one 13' 2" x 12' 7" (4.01m x 3.84m) Window to front. Freestanding wardrobes and drawer units. Radiator.

Bedroom two 12' 3" x 6' 8" (3.73m x 2.03m) Window to rear. Radiator.

Bathroom 6' 3" x 6' 1" (1.91m x 1.85m) Obscure glazed window to rear. Refitted suite comprising of a panelled bath with shower above. Vanity unit. Low level WC. Tiled surrounds. Ladder radiator.

Outside To the front, a block paved path leads to the entrance. Laid to lawn with flower beds and borders.

The rear garden is southerly facing and enclosed by timber fencing. Full width patio with a red brick retaining wall topped by sleepers. Laid to lawn with flower beds and borders. Outside tap.

Outside store There is a brick built outside store to the side of the house with power and lighting.

Parking There are two public off road parking areas - one to the front, the other behind the property.

The garage (which is numbered with the blue door) will be retained by the owners. There is a parking space to the side of the garage that can be used by the tenant.

Highworth Highworth is a Wiltshire market town located about 6 miles north-east of Swindon town centre. It is notable for its Queen Anne Style architecture and Georgian buildings dating from its pre-eminence in the 18th century. Highworth is mentioned in the Domesday Book as 'Wrde'. During the English Civil War, when Charles I fought against Parliament, Highworth was a royalist stronghold. In 2006 the town celebrated the 800th anniversary of the granting of the charter for its market, which is still held every Saturday. The origins and layout of Highworth are medieval and the centre of the old town has been designated as a conservation area. Warneford School is the local secondary school and is situated on Shrivenham Road.