Queens Crescent, Chippenham, SN14

This extremely well finished home has had many quality upgrades in recent times - the ground floor is accessed via an entrance hall with space for coats and shoes, and a downstairs toilet, which is a rarity for houses of this age and design. A stylish glazed oak door leads on into the spacious family dining kitchen - ideal for entertaining - which has been recently re-fitted with modern wall and base units, electric oven, electric hob, plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher and space for an American style fridge/freezer, as well as a large understairs cupboard. There is a full width living room to the rear, accessed via another stylish glazed oak door, with French windows opening onto the back garden, and a feature fireplace with electric log burner effect stove. The first floor has three bedrooms - two doubles - one built-in wardrobe and one with airing cupboard - and a generous single - and a spacious, light bathroom with contemporary wall tiling and a modern white suite with wc, basin, and bath with rain-fall shower over. There is double glazing and gas central heating throughout. Also having Air conditioning units to the sitting room, bedroom 1 and bedroom 3.

Externally there are gardens to both the front and rear, with the front being enclosed by wooden fencing, and laid to lawn with a pathway to the front door. The rear garden has been landscaped for low maintenance with a good sized patio and enjoys a bright west-facing aspect. From the rear garden there is side door access to the generous garage/workshop, which has a window to the rear and up and over door to the front, as well as an outside water tap and external power points to both front and rear. There is a secure gate leading out to the rear of the property where there is a parking space in front of the garage.

The property is conveniently situated in a mature favoured area on the western side of town within walking distance of local schools, shops and superstores. The town centre is easily accessible with its numerous amenities including the mainline railway station (London-Paddington in less than 60 minutes), a range of shops, café's and restaurants, public library, cinema, college sports facilities, and the pleasant Monkton Park with a nine hole golf course and riverside walks and cycleways. Just a short walk away are two of the towns highly reputable secondary schools, primary schools and local shops. Junction 17 of the M4 is c.4 miles north providing swift access to the larger centres of Swindon, Bristol and the World Heritage City of Bath.

Council Tax Band B