Botany, Highworth, Swindon, Wiltshire, SN6

A splendid opportunity to buy an individual detached bungalow within the favourable Botany cul de sac. This spacious property sits in sizeable gardens offering considerable scope for extension or loft conversion, subject to the usual consents. Offered with no onward chain, a viewing is highly recommended.

The Property
Botany is a small cul-de-sac of detached bungalows, many of which have converted the first floor to provide additional accommodation.

Number 16 occupies a corner position set within sizeable gardens. The detached bungalow has been traditionally constructed of brick elevations set beneath a pitched double Roman interlapping tiled roof. It benefits from a gas fired boiler powering the domestic hot water and heating systems. Aluminum framed double glazed casement windows.

The accommodation currently provides entrance lobby leading into entrance hall, with doors to; sitting room with fireplace housing gas effect fire, square bay window to front aspect; kitchen fitted with a good selection of base and wall mounted units incorporating domestic appliances; and dining room with door leading to the conservatory. There are two bedrooms, the principal having fitted furniture. A shower room with walk-in cubicle completes the internal accommodation.

To the outside there is ample off-street parking with driveway leading to the single garage. Spacious grounds to the side and rear. Detached outbuilding and greenhouse are situated within the rear garden. Lawns bounded by mature hedging affording privacy.

General Information
The property is Freehold. All main services are connected. Council Tax Band ‘E’. EPC Band ‘D’ (59).

Location
The historic market town of Highworth lies about 7miles to the north-east of Swindon. This bustling market town offers a good range of daily amenities from the delicatessens, butchers and bakers to more comprehensive supermarket. Good local schooling at both levels, medical practice and sports clubs to include Wrag Barn Golf club. The town lies on the borders of the Cotswolds, River Thames and the Vale of White Horse.