The Croft, Trowbridge, Wiltshire, BA14 0RN

This beautifully presented 1930s extended bay-fronted four-bedroom semi-detached home occupies a generous corner plot in a sought-after cul-de-sac. Thoughtfully and stylishly updated while retaining its period charm, the property also has potential for a self contained annexe.
Through the front door a welcoming entrance hall leads into the elegant front living room, featuring a charming bay window that floods the space with natural light and an open fireplace. To the rear, a second spacious reception room with dining area opens into a large garden room/second sitting area, creating a bright, versatile space perfect for family life or entertaining. The modern fitted kitchen provides plenty of storage and work surfaces and has been tastefully updated which in turn leads to a practical utility area and rear hall.

Upstairs the main house comprises three bedrooms and a family bathroom, two of the bedrooms featuring large bay windows that echo the home's 1930s character.

The potential annexe, situated above the garage, is accessed via the rear hall and also via a separate side entrance, offering flexible accommodation. Currently functioning as a good lodging area, it could easily serve as space for growing teenagers, a home office, playroom, or a Master bedroom with en-suite. The top-floor loft room is accessed via steep stairs.

Outside the corner plot provides ample off-street parking, side access, and a private rear garden with a delightful patio and lawn, ideal for relaxing or entertaining and an integral garage finishes off this wonderful property.

This rarely available home combines the charm of a mature 1930s property with the convenience of modern updates, making it perfect for growing families or anyone seeking the flexibility of additional self-contained space.

Trowbridge, the county town of Wiltshire, sits close to the western border with Somerset and offers a wonderful balance of history, green space, and modern amenities. Just on the edge of the town centre, you'll find Trowbridge Town Park' a large open space with tree-lined paths, a riverside walk leading to Biss Meadows Country Park, and plenty of activities for all ages. St Stephen's Place is home to a multi-screen cinema and a variety of dining options, while the town itself boasts an array of historic buildings and beautiful nearby walks, including the Kennet & Avon Canal and Southwick Country Park.
This lovely home is also perfectly positioned within easy, level walking distance of Holbrook Primary School and the Spitfire Retail Park, adding to its everyday convenience. Trowbridge offers excellent transport connections, with the railway station providing direct links to London and just a short ride to the world heritage city of Bath. By road, the A350 skirts the town, offering straightforward access to the M4 via Chippenham, as well as routes to the A303 and A36 to the south.