Penleigh Road, Westbury BA13 3QB

Ref: MT1071 

Accommodation

The property is accessed to the front via an oak frame porch with a door opening to the reception hallway. A light and airy open plan living room with bi-fold doors that open to the rear garden feels exceptionally spacious and boasts a media wall and air conditioning, flows into an exceptionally well presented kitchen with breakfast bar, a good range of fitted units, ample worksurface space and integrated appliances. From the kitchen a doorway leads to the second dual aspect reception room with skylight that could serve as an additional bedroom. 

The master bedroom is accessed from the hall and benefits from an en-suite shower room which is exquisitley presented. Likewise, the family bathroom has been elegantly styled with contemporary fittings. Two further double bedrooms complete the stunning internal living space in this beautiful bungalow.

Externally, the property is approached via an electric gate which provides good security in addition to the red brick wall which encloses the plot. A large driveway offers ample off-road parking for numerous vehicles and leads to a garage which is currently utilised as a secure storage space. The bungalow can be easily accessed to both sides via paved pathways and leads to the rear garden which has been landscaped with low maintenance in mind. A timber frame pergola houses a hot tub - perfect for soaking away the stresses of the day!

Location

Penleigh Road ideally situated within walking distance of Westbury town centre in a well established residential location.

Westbury itself is a historic market town in Wiltshire, located at the western edge of Salisbury Plain. Known for its picturesque surroundings, it combines a blend of natural beauty, historical landmarks, and a sense of traditional market town charm. The town sits at the foot of the North Wessex Downs, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and is perhaps most famous for the Westbury White Horse, a striking chalk hill figure that dominates the landscape. The White Horse, thought to date back to the 18th century, is a symbol of the town and a popular spot for walkers and visitors, offering panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.

Westbury is surrounded by rolling hills, farmlands, and woodlands, making it an ideal location for nature enthusiasts and those seeking scenic walks. It is well-connected, with proximity to the A350 and a railway station offering links to nearby towns such as Trowbridge, Warminster, Bath and a commuter link to London Paddington (around 1hr 20mins).

Westbury has a rich history, with roots tracing back to Saxon times. It was recorded in the Domesday Book of 1086 as "Westberie" and has long been a hub for trade and industry. During the medieval period, it became a centre for wool production, which played a significant role in its development. Today, Westbury is a thriving community with a mix of residential areas, independent shops, pubs, and restaurants. The town retains its traditional charm while embracing modern amenities. The Westbury Market Place remains a focal point, hosting regular events and gatherings. Nearby, the Leighton House Estate offers a glimpse into Victorian grandeur with its parkland and gardens, now serving as a community and events space. Westbury is also home to modern leisure facilities, including sports centers and green spaces for families and visitors.

In conclusion, Westbury offers a charming blend of history, nature, and community life, making it a delightful home for those seeking a balance between rural tranquility and modern living.