Lottage Road, Aldbourne, Marlborough, SN8 2EB

The Property
Set back from the village road with easy access to village facilities this semi detached house was built in the 1950's and offers comfortable accommodation while having potential for updating and extension subject to consents. To the front of the house there is an entrance porch providing space for coats before entering the reception hall, with a turning staircase to the first floor and an understairs cupboard. A door leads in to the sitting room with a fireplace and a large window to the front giving a lovely outlook over the garden. The sitting room is open to the dining room which has patio doors to the rear and a door in to the kitchen. The kitchen itself has a range of wall and floor mounted units and space for a small table, with a door leading back to the hall and a further door opening on to a rear hallway beyond which there is a utility room, cloakroom and a boiler room.

Upstairs there is a good landing and three bedrooms, all with fitted storage and benefitting from a lovely outlook front and rear. There is a modern shower room with double sized shower.

Outside
The property is approached from Lottage Road with a track leading to a parking area in front of the house. There is a shared pathway to number 47 and 49 or direct access via the garden, The front garden is laid to lawn with mature hedging. There is a path to the rear of the house. Steps lead up to the back garden which offers a terraced lawn and leads up to a further parking area and garage with a hardstanding area previously used for sheds. There is potential for a double garage or more subject to consents..

Services
All mains services connected. Council Tax Band C.

ALDBOURNE
The thriving and friendly village of Aldbourne has excellent facilities including a post office/cafe, a well-stocked co-operative store, a village library, tennis court, St Michael's Primary School, large village church, two public houses and a takeaway. Numerous activities and clubs exist within the village, including a heritage centre, tennis club, drama group, Youth Council, Community Junction and a nationally-renowned brass band, to name a few.

The larger towns of Hungerford, with it's rail link to Reading and London is approximately 7 miles away while the market town of Marlborough is approximately 8 miles south west where a wide range of shops and amenities can be found. The village is surrounded by some of the most scenic countryside in the county with fantastic bridleways, walking and mountain biking. The M4 junction 15 is also within easy striking distance.

Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.