Cheverell Road, Littleton Panell, Devizes, Wiltshire, SN10

A characterful Grade II listed cottage dating back to the 1830s, offering around 1,200 sq ft of surprisingly generous accommodation in the heart of popular Littleton Panell. With a woodburner, three distinct reception spaces, two double bedrooms, useful storage and walk in wardrobe, a private garden and driveway parking for two cars, this is a home with genuine warmth, character, flexibility and a strong sense of place.

Set along Cheverell Road, this is the kind of home that reveals more than its cottage frontage first suggests. Built around 1837 and Grade II listed, it combines period character with an unusually practical layout of approximately 1,209 sq ft. Inside, exposed timbers, natural textures and a relaxed, lived in feel give the house real personality, while the amount of usable space makes it equally appealing for a couple, a small family or anyone wanting room to work from home.

The ground floor is particularly versatile. The living room centers around a woodburner, creating a natural place to settle in during the colder months, while the separate dining room gives meals and entertaining their own space. Beyond this, the study works well as a home office, reading room or additional snug, and features a unique covered well, adding character and a fascinating glimpse into the property's history and name. The kitchen sits at the heart of the layout, with the rooms connecting in a way that feels informal and flexible rather than overly formal or compartmentalised. A ground floor bathroom adds further practicality.

Upstairs are two well-proportioned double bedrooms, the master benefiting from a walk-in wardrobe. What stands out is the storage; dedicated eaves space provide the sort of practical capacity often missing from older cottages. With the possibility of extending to create extra upstairs space. The arrangement gives both bedrooms a comfortable sense of space, while the ground floor study means working from home does not need to take over a bedroom.

Outside, the garden offers a private place to sit, eat and unwind, with established boundaries giving it a pleasantly tucked away feel. Driveway parking for two cars is a significant everyday advantage in a village setting. The wider location adds considerably to the lifestyle: village amenities within walking distance include West Lavington Stores, The Churchill Arms and Dauntsey Academy Primary School, with a GP surgery and further village facilities also available locally. This gives the property a rare balance of countryside character and genuine day to day convenience.

AGENT'S NOTE
Planning permission has already been granted to extend into the eaves, creating additional landing space and an upstairs bathroom, offering an excellent opportunity to further enhance the property's accommodation.

SERVICES & MATERIAL INFORMATION
All mains services are connected except gas. The property operates on electric heating.

EPC rating: Exempt
Council tax band: C

Devizes is a thriving market town with a wide range of independent shops, great school and college catchments, restaurants and bars. The town benefits from a bustling weekly produce and antiques market, as well as a monthly farmer’s market. The town provides further amenities, including a library, sports centre and theatre. There are annual cultural and food festivals and a fantastic carnival. Devizes benefits from excellent walking areas, such as along the Kennet and Avon Canal, which runs through the town itself. Chippenham and Pewsey are two railway stations within half an hour of Devizes (with 70 minutes to London Paddington) and within an hour’s drive is Bath, Bristol and Salisbury.