Yatton Keynell, Chippenham

Offered for sale with No Onward Chain, this delightful first floor apartment is part of a Grade II listed former Malt House dating from the early 1700's, and is just one of six apartments in the building. The conversion has been carried out to a wonderful standard, retaining many original features including high ceilings & exposed beams. The apartment enjoys glorious views over open countryside across the rear, including a balcony. There is also a large loft space, offering huge potential to convert into further accommodation if required (subject to planning permission), which another apartment in the conversion has already done.

The accommodation includes entrance hall with useful storage cupboard; large living/dining room with French doors opening to a balcony which overlooks the pretty communal gardens and across to beautiful open countryside; kitchen with electric hob & oven; large double bedroom with built in double wardrobe (other apartments in the conversion have split this into 2 separate bedrooms); bathroom with shower over the bath and airing cupboard. Externally there is a single garage and allocated parking, as well as beautifully maintained communal gardens to the front and rear.

Tenure: Share of Freehold with other owners. Management company run by owners. Service charge £650 per annum including ground rent, building insurance and gardens maintenance. A sinking fund is in place for any future works required.

Situated in the South Cotswolds, Yatton Keynell's scenic limestone grasslands & period stone buildings are rich in history. The market towns of Chippenham & Corsham are just a short distance by car, offering a range of shops and restaurants, with the bustling culture of Bath & Bristol slightly further afield. Convenient access to the M4 and a mainline station at Chippenham facilitate easy travel to London & the South West, whilst buses run from the village to Chippenham and Bath. This rural oasis is perfectly positioned for those seeking the ideal country lifestyle. Bordered by a green belt, the village remains largely untouched. At its centre lie a quaint shop, and post office, 13th-century church, and traditional pub, with a doctors surgery and dental practice a stone's throw away. The local primary school, Brook Valley C of E, was rated 'Outstanding' in its last Ofsted report, whilst independent day schools Calder House and Heywood Prep are around ten minutes' drive. The village hall runs a variety of classes, including pilates and ballroom, with a modern playground, tennis court, and fitness area located outside. Plenty of public footpaths make exploring Wiltshire's scenic countryside easy, winding past Halfpenny Pool, the beautiful village duck pond, not far from Phillips Grove. The historic villages of Castle Combe and Lacock are close by, as are the luxurious Manor House Golf Club and Castle Combe Circuit.