Situated in a beautiful Grade ll Listed building with lovely communal gardens either side, this property has allocated parking right next to the home. With a spacious open plan kitchen-diner as well as a dual aspect living room, this property also features three double bedrooms with built in wardrobes.

Built in the 1830s as a workhouse, St George’s Court has a fascinating history. It was used as a hospital between the 1940s and 1980s before being converted into 25 unique homes shortly after the turn of the millennium. The substantial communal grounds are very well kept whilst other features nearby include a tennis court as well as lovely walks along the Kennet and Avon Canal.

Stepping into the property the hallway has doors to the living room, cloakroom and kitchen-diner as well as stairs to the first floor. Flooded with natural light, the dual aspect living room is a generous size with views looking out to the well maintained communal gardens. Fitted with a selection of fitted units and work surface space, the kitchen-diner is a lovely social space with plenty of room for a table and chairs. Completing the downstairs space is the cloakroom which has a WC and wash basin.

Heading upstairs, the landing provides access to all three bedrooms as well as the bathroom. Bedroom one is a great size with built in wardrobes as well as an en suite that has a shower cubicle, WC and wash basin. Bedrooms two and three are both double rooms whilst the bathroom has a bathtub, WC and wash basin.

Externally the property has two allocated parking spaces as well as beautiful communal gardens that are well maintained.

We have been advised that this property is leasehold with the lease running until the year 3000 with each of the 25 properties at St George’s Court owning a share of the freehold. We have been advised the service charge is a monthly payment of £183.71, with a peppercorn ground rent.

Semington is a delightful village on the Kennet and Avon Canal, a short distance from both Trowbridge and Melksham. The village has a village hall, primary school and public tennis courts. A bus route serves the village via the High Street whilst the A350 and A361 run to the east and south of the village respectively. The country town of Trowbridge provides lots of amenities including several supermarkets, train station and a multi screen cinema complex with a selection of restaurants.