Norton

Nestled in the tranquil village of Norton, this delightful detached house offers a perfect blend of comfort and charm, making it an ideal weekend retreat or lovely family home. Spanning 1,267 sq ft, this three-bedroom property is set within its own private courtyard garden, providing a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Available unfurnished from the end of August, The Barton presents a wonderful opportunity for those looking to create their own sanctuary in a picturesque setting. With its inviting interiors and delightful outdoor space, this property is not to be missed.

Description - On entering the house, you are welcomed into a cosy sitting room, complete with an open fire that creates a warm and inviting atmosphere, perfect for relaxing evenings. The dining room features a woodburning stove, adding to the home's character and providing a wonderful space for family meals and entertaining guests. The well-appointed kitchen is well-designed, functional and ready for your culinary adventures.
The property boasts a master bedroom with an unusual bathroom, offering a unique touch to your personal space. Additionally, there are two further double bedrooms, ensuring ample accommodation for family or visitors. A family bathroom serves the home, providing convenience for all.
Outside, the large private courtyard garden is a standout feature, offering a peaceful outdoor space for gardening, al fresco dining, or simply enjoying the fresh air. The property also includes garaging and parking, adding to the practicality of this charming home.

Situation - The property is located within the charming rural village of Norton, home to the renowned Vine Tree public house, and just 4 miles from the market town of Malmesbury and 3 miles from the popular larger village of Sherston.
Malmesbury is an ancient hilltop town situated on the southern edge of The Cotswolds. Traditionally a market town serving the rural area of North West Wiltshire, the town is reputed to be the oldest borough in England created by Charter in 880 AD by Alfred the Great. Today, the High Street has numerous independent shops, pubs and restaurants including a Waitrose store and regular weekly Farmer's market. The town also has an excellent choice of both primary and secondary schools and good recreational and leisure facilities.
The M4 motorway (J17) to the south provides fast road access to the major employment centres of Bristol and Swindon together with London and the West Country. Main line rail services are available from Chippenham and Kemble (Paddington in about 75 minutes).