Malmesbury Road, Leigh, Swindon, SN6

Beautifully converted, this unique former chapel offers spacious and well-designed accommodation throughout. Set on a generous plot exceeding 0.4 acres, the home backs directly onto a scenic local nature reserve. Inside, the property comprises a large living room, dining room, kitchen/breakfast area, study, two double bedrooms, a main bathroom, and an ensuite shower room. Externally, the property benefits from extensive off-road parking, a detached garage, and attractive gardens. Located in a desirable village setting, it also offers straightforward access to surrounding towns and amenities.

Accommodation

Upon entering through the enclosed porch, you are welcomed into an impressive double-height entrance hall with a stunning feature window and staircase rising to the first floor. This space flows into a generously sized reception area with double doors opening out onto the garden. Adjoining this is a dedicated dining room, also with double doors and garden views.

The kitchen/breakfast room is well-fitted with a variety of storage options and integrated appliances, including a breakfast bar for casual dining. A further reception room on the ground floor provides flexible use—ideal as a study or home office.

Upstairs, a galleried landing looks down over the entrance hall and highlights another beautiful feature window. The main bedroom is accessed via double doors, while a second spacious double room is located at the opposite end of the property. These rooms are linked via a Jack-and-Jill style shower room, complete with WC, shower cubicle, and wash basin. A separate family bathroom includes a bath with overhead shower, WC, and wash hand basin, enhanced by yet another charming chapel window.

Outside Space

The home is approached through double gates leading to a substantial gravel driveway, offering parking for multiple vehicles and access to the detached garage, which is equipped with power and lighting. Adjacent to the house is a generous patio area, surrounded by mature planting and shrubs. Beyond this lies a large paddock-style garden, predominantly laid to lawn, which backs directly onto open countryside and the Blakehill Farm Nature Reserve. The total plot is believed to exceed 0.4 acres, offering plenty of outdoor space and privacy.