Gloster Close, Upavon, Wiltshire, SN9

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A rare opportunity to purchase a stunning and spacious THREE BEDROOM home, built to an exacting standard, within a desirable development in this sought-after village. The property is in superb decorative condition and benefits from a rural position and DRIVEWAY PARKING for two cars. The price represents a 10% share of ownership.

DESCRIPTION
Entering the property, you are welcomed into a bright and open hallway with a large sitting room /diner ahead of you. This spacious room is to the rear of the property and benefits from patio doors that provide direct access to the enclosed rear garden. There is a bright and modern kitchen boasting integrated appliances and a clean contemporary finish. The ground floor also includes a convenient cloakroom. Ascending to the first floor, you will find three bedrooms with two very generous double rooms and one well-proportioned single, all benefiting from far reaching views of the surrounding countryside. A family bathroom, finished to a good modern standard, completes the first floor. The layout of this property is thoughtfully designed to maximize space and natural light, creating a delightful, modern home.

OUTSIDE
The property further benefits from a delightful and sunny rear garden, mostly laid to lawn and enclosed by an attractive and curved red brick wall. The garden is accessible from the living room patio doors, as well as directly from the driveway parking, which comfortably accommodates two cars.

SERVICES AND MATERIAL INFORMATION
All mains services are connected and the property operates on gas central heating.
EPC rating: B
Council tax band: D
Leasehold information:
Length of lease: 121 years remaining
Annual Service & Maintenance Amount: £228
SHARED OWNERSHIP
Percentage owned: 10%
Cost of rent for remaining share: £938
Housing association: Wiltshire Council

Upavon is a beautiful village situated in the Avon Valley on the northern fringes of the Salisbury Plain, in an area well known for good walking and riding with gorgeous scenery and picturesque cottages. Highly regarded by both locals and visitors alike, it offers a thriving community spirit and excellent amenities including two pubs, doctor's surgery, village store with post office, hairdresser, church, and village hall. There is a main line railway station in neighbouring Pewsey (Paddington about 59 mins), and historic Marlborough with its fine High Street and excellent shopping is an easy drive. Good motorway access is available via the A303 (M3) and M4 to the North.