The Stables, Chitterne

Property Details: • Type: Terraced • Tenure: FREEHOLD • Floor Area: 749 sqft

Key Features: • Attractive Stables Conversion • Two bedrooms • Sitting Room With Woodburning Stove • Conservatory • Good Sized, Private Garden • Double Glazing • Allocated Parking Space • Quiet, Village Location

Location: • Nearest Station: Warminster Station • Distance to Station: 7.3780093001542 miles

Agent Information: • Address: 44 Castle Street, Trowbridge, BA14 8AY

Full Description: A well presented, period property which forms part of a small, private development, tucked away off a country lane in the popular village of Chitterne. The property benefits from a good sized, well maintained and immensely private garden and off street parking.<br /><br />The property offers accommodation over two floors comprising; entrance hall with stairs to first floor and cupboard underneath, good sized sitting room with inset wood burning stove and French doors opening onto the garden, kitchen with built in oven, hob and extractor, conservatory/sun room with French doors opening onto the garden, two bedrooms and a shower room with white suite. <br /><br />Externally; there is a good sized, predominately lawned garden with paved patio and timber decked seating areas, well stocked flower and shrub beds, ornamental bushes and mature trees. The garden has been lovingly maintained and enjoys a good deal of privacy. <br /><br />Allocated parking space in the carpark next to The Stables.<br /><br />The owners of the 8 properties in The Stables each have 1 share in The Stables Chitterne Management Company and pay a service charge of £440.00 per annum, which covers car park and courtyard lighting, upkeep of communal areas and maintenance of the private drainage treatment plant.<br /><br /><b>Situation</b> - The Stables are pleasantly tucked away at the end of a country lane in a quiet backwater of the small village of Chitterne, surrounded by the wide-open spaces of the Salisbury Plain and should appeal to keen cyclists and ramblers alike. Chiiterne a close-knit village with a vibrant community spirit, a pub (The King's Head), a village hall, and a sports field. Further shops and services can be found in the nearby, larger villages of Codford and Heytesbury and there are good road links to Salisbury, Bath, and London via the A36/A303.<br /><br /><b>Property Information</b> - Tenure; Freehold<br /><br />Mains electricity, water and private drainage (treatment plant)<br /><br />Electric heating<br /><br />Council tax band; C<br /><br />EPC Rating; D<br /><br />