Dickens Avenue, Corsham, Wiltshire, SN13 0AD

Located within walking distance of Corsham’s historic High Street, local Primary and Secondary Schools and all the town’s local amenities, this three-bedroom end of terrace property would make an ideal family home with the added benefit of a private rear garden, off street parking and a large shed.  

As you enter the property you are greeted by a useful porch which offers plenty of storage space for boots and jackets. From here, an inner door gives access to the ground floor accommodation. Overlooking the rear garden is the kitchen which has been updated by the current owners and benefits from fully fitted wall and base units with plenty of storage and work top space, as well as space for a host of freestanding appliances. Overlooking the front aspect is the dining room which could also be used as an office area, perfect for those who work from home. There is potential to reconfigure the kitchen dining room to create an open-plan space, if desired. To complete the ground floor, the sitting room offers generous proportions, measuring 18’ 3” x 10’ 9”, and truly is the heart of the home. A large window to the back gives plenty of light, courtesy of the southerly aspect, where there is scope to add patio doors to give access to the garden all year round.

Upstairs, you will find three well-appointed bedrooms and a family bathroom (with separate WC) providing ample space for family living or accommodating guests.

Externally, the front garden comprises of a lawn area with a mature tree and hedgerow, driveway parking for multiple vehicles, as well as side access to the shed and rear garden. The rear garden remains private and is mostly laid to lawn creating an ideal area for children to play.

Corsham is a pretty and historic town of architectural significance located on the southern fringes of the Cotswolds, an area of outstanding natural beauty and some 8 miles North East of the fine Georgian City of Bath. The town, noted for its fine High Street, has a wealth of beautiful and historic buildings dating from the 16th Century such as the Alms House and the historic Corsham Court with its landscaped open parkland. The town caters for most day to day needs with a range of national and bespoke shops, coffee houses, boutiques, restaurants and a variety of public houses. There are very good Primary and Secondary schools and the new Corsham Leisure Centre. Communications are excellent: Bath, Bristol and Swindon are all within easy motoring distance; there are fast road links to London and the West Country via the M4 motorway (J17 and 18 approximately 15 - 20 minutes away); and main line rail services are available from either Bath or Chippenham.

Tenure: Freehold

Services: Gas central heating. Mains drainage. Mains electricity

Council Tax Band: B

EPC Rating: C (73) // Potential: B (86)