Old Derry Hill, Wiltshire, SN11 9PJ

This stunning detached 1930's home has incredible views across open countryside, a large kitchen/family room with bi-fold doors and a magnificent vaulted principal bedroom.

Set in the desirable and picturesque village of Old Derry Hill, this spacious home is beautifully presented throughout with great attention to detail.

The accommodation is well-balanced and arranged over two floors and has been skilfully configured to create a perfect living and entertaining space.

You are greeted by a welcoming reception hall which has a cloakroom, a sitting room with the traditional feature of a log burner with display shelving either side, a study, useful utility room and an incredible kitchen/dining/family room with bi-fold doors and a skylight creating a very light room with lovely views across the garden and fields beyond.

On the first floor is the magnificent principal bedroom with a delightful balcony to enjoy a morning coffee, it has an en-suite shower room and built in wardrobes. There are three further double bedrooms all with useful storage and a beautifully finished family bathroom.

Outside to the rear of the property is a good-sized and fully enclosed garden that is mostly laid to lawn with mature tree’s surrounding and a lovely patio area to enjoy summer evenings. The garden backs on to countryside which is perfect for long walks with the family or for dog walks.

The house is approached over a large driveway with space for multiple cars and leads to a large garage.

The house is warmed by oil fired central heating and the more traditional feature of a log burner and enhanced by double glazed windows throughout.

The perfect family home is a great location.

Derry Hill has grown out of the ancient settlement of Studley which dates back to Roman Times. In the 18th century, there were several small settlements which were originally built to provide houses for the Bowood Estate workers. Today the village offers residents a fantastic setting to call home which includes; a beautiful village church, highly respected primary school, village shop, local Inns and village hall to mention just a few. Excellently positioned for commuters, Chippenhams' train station & motorway junction 17 are within approximately 7 miles, and the larger centres of Swindon, historical City of Bath and Bristol are also within easy commute.

PROPERTY INFORMATION.

Tenure; Freehold

Services: Mains electricity, water and drainage. Oil fired central heating (no gas available in the village)

EPC rating; D

Council tax band; E