Silverless Street, Marlborough, Wiltshire, SN8

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A BEAUTIFULLY RESTORED one-bedroom period cottage in Marlborough’s PRESTIGIOUS SILVERLESS STREET. With an abundance of character, modern comforts, and historical features, this unique property is a perfect charming home.

DESCRIPTION
Dating back to the 1600s, the property effortlessly combines centuries-old charm with modern refinement, having been sympathetically refurbished just a year ago to a high standard. From the moment you step inside, you are greeted with an inviting warmth, accentuated by original wooden flooring, exposed beams, and an open fireplace that anchors the living room with character and comfort.

The cottage features a cleverly designed layout that maximises space and light. The living room is complemented by a unique study area, once used as a gun room during the Cromwellian rebellion of 1649—a feature that adds historic intrigue and a touch of storytelling to this remarkable home. The fitted kitchen is compact yet well-appointed, offering a practical and stylish cooking space with thoughtful finishes.

Upstairs, the generous double bedroom enjoys natural light through its original windows and maintains a quiet elegance, perfect for restful evenings. The shower room, accessible via its own staircase, is efficiently arranged and tastefully updated, blending contemporary fixtures with the home’s inherent charm.

This exquisite property also benefits from a successful track record as a holiday let, making it not only an enchanting private residence but also an appealing investment opportunity.

OUTSIDE
The Green is just a minute’s stroll away, and a network of nearby bridlepaths and footpaths provide ample opportunity for outdoor enjoyment and exploration in the surrounding countryside.

SERVICES AND MATERIAL INFORMATION
The property operates on electric central heating.
Council tax band: B

Marlborough is a historic market town and provides a range of shopping and leisure facilities including a twice weekly market and a Rick Stein restaurant. The area is well served with excellent schools including St John's Academy, Marlborough College, Dauntsey's, and St. Francis. There are main line stations to London Paddington and the Southwest at Pewsey, Great Bedwyn (both about 5 miles away) and Hungerford (about 10 miles away). The major commercial centres of Swindon, Andover, and Newbury plus the M4, A303, and M3 are within easy reach. The countryside surrounding the town is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and includes the nearby Savernake Forest and the National Cycle Path.