Dickens Avenue, Corsham, Wiltshire, SN13 0AD

VENDOR SUITED - Located within walking distance of Corsham’s historic High Street, local Primary and Secondary Schools and all the town’s local amenities, this two / three-bedroom end of terrace property would make an ideal first-time buyer, downsize or family home with the added benefit of off-street parking for multiple vehicles as well as a private garden to the rear.

As you enter the property you are greeted by a useful porch with plenty of space for storage, which in turn gives access to an inner hallway providing access to the ground floor accommodation, downstairs WC and staircase to the first floor.

Overlooking the front aspect and measuring 10’ 3” x 12’ 5” is the sitting room. The sitting room enjoys an open plan feel with the dining and kitchen room to the rear and benefits from natural light from the rear of the property. The kitchen-diner to the rear enjoys access to the garden via patio doors and a southerly aspect and comprises of fully fitted wall and base units, a breakfast bar, built in oven and gas hob, as well as space for further freestanding appliances.

Stairs to the first-floor lead to two bedrooms and a third nursery room / home office. The master bedroom overlooks the rear garden with space for freestanding wardrobes. Whilst the two remaining rooms overlook the front aspect. To complete the first floor, the family bathroom offers generous proportions and comprises of a white suite with bath and overhead shower.   

Externally, the front has been laid to tarmac to provide off-street parking for multiple vehicles. The rear garden remains private courtesy of further hedging and catches the sun due to its southerly aspect. A lawn area provides an area for children to play whilst a gravel area provides space for BBQ’s and al-fresco dining.  

Corsham is a pretty and historic town of architectural significance located on the southern fringes of the Cotswolds, an area of outstanding natural beauty and some 8 miles North East of the fine Georgian City of Bath. The town, noted for its fine High Street, has a wealth of beautiful and historic buildings dating from the 16th Century such as the Alms House and the historic Corsham Court with its landscaped open parkland. The town caters for most day to day needs with a range of national and bespoke shops, coffee houses, boutiques, restaurants and a variety of public houses. There are very good Primary and Secondary schools and the new Corsham Leisure Centre. Communications are excellent: Bath, Bristol and Swindon are all within easy motoring distance; there are fast road links to London and the West Country via the M4 motorway (J17 and 18 approximately 15 - 20 minutes away); and main line rail services are available from either Bath or Chippenham.

Tenure: Freehold

Services: Gas central heating. Mains drainage. Mains electricity

Council Tax Band: B

EPC Rating: C (76) // Potential: B (90)