Latton, Wiltshire, SN6

The property has been tastefully refurbished with internal living space offering great flexibility and a wonderful connection to the rear gardens. In all, the property spans over 1,901 sq. ft. arranged over two storeys enjoying far reaching rural views to the front, and lake views to the rear. The house is conveniently placed on the edge of the village of Latton, 6 miles from Cirencester, with London easily reached by regular and direct rail services running from Kemble station into Paddington, London.

The living space is perfectly arranged for modern family living and entertaining. The ground floor includes a generous reception hall with a well proportioned sitting room including a wood burning stove, and two sets of double opening doors out to the rear garden. The dining room is a generous space with a bay window to the front, complimented by an adjacent well appointed kitchen. A third reception room is currently used as office space, and a conservatory provides additional access to the garden. A cloakroom completes the ground floor space.The bedroom accommodation is arranged over the first floor, comprising a principal bedroom with an en-suite shower room and dressing room, two further bedrooms, and a family bathroom.

Outside

The property boasts extensive gardens both to the front and rear which in all extend to some 0.235 acres. The front garden providing ample space for off road parking with access to a garage providing excellent storage. The rear garden is exceptional, thoughtfully designed to include a large terrace off the back of the house with an expansive lawn bordered by deep and colourful flower beds.

Within the garden is a large outbuilding, perfect for a home office or workshop and garden store. The rear of the garden borders a small lake with agreed private access, enhancing the scenic beauty. The gardens are a standout feature of this home.

Situation

Latton is a small Cotswold village in North Wiltshire and has excellent road links to the M4 at Swindon and M5 at Gloucester. Within the village is a church and village hall, with the old market town of Cirencester located about 6 miles to the north-west, offering a comprehensive range of shopping and recreational facilities. Close by, the Cotswold Water Park features more than 150 lakes making it a hub for a variety of recreational activities and wildlife where visitors can enjoy a range of outdoor pursuits, several nature reserves, and leisure facilities including restaurants.

Additional Information

Wiltshire Council - Council Tax Band E.
Mains Water, Electricity and Gas, Private Drainage.