Located towards the outskirts of Melksham, this older style semi-detached house enjoys fantastic views across open fields which are directly opposite. The Kennet & Avon canal runs through those fields and the canal towpath can be accessed from the bridge going into Semington village which is within a 10 minute walk of the house

The town centre of Melksham is also within easy reach being less than a mile away.

Both inside and out the house has a real cottage feel about it and has accommodation comprising entrance porch, dining room with fireplace and log burner, inner lobby with good built in storage, separate living room also with a fireplace and part open plan to a snug area with views into the rear garden, 16' galley style kitchen, first floor landing, master bedroom also with excellent and deceptively roomy storage, second double bedroom and good size modern three-piece bathroom. The cottage enjoys gas central heating and double glazing.

Outside there is excellent off street parking for 2 cars. A side path and gate leads to the long rear garden which has under cover seating area by the snug window and generous patio space leading to the main garden. The garden is divided into two section and is well established with 2 pergolas providing central features as you walk through the garden.


Melksham is the fourth largest town in Wiltshire and is surrounded by beautiful countryside and charming quintessential villages. Among others, the town is served by a Waitrose supermarket as well as a railway station. The nearby village of Lacock boasts a number of National Trust properties including Lacock Abbey, which was used in the filming of the Harry Potter films. Bowood Hotel, Spa and Golf resort is a short drive from Melksham along with the stunning Bowood House. Melksham has easy access to the M4 via the neighbouring town of Chippenham, thanks to the A350 which runs through the town.