With impressive living space and a lovely rear garden, this three bedroom home is found a short distance from the town centre and railway station. Beyond the garden you find a larger than average garage with driveway parking, a rare feature among the Newtown Conservation Area. NO ONWARD CHAIN

Stepping through the front door you are met with high ceilings, a common feature among houses of this age and a detail that creates a wonderful feeling of space. The property has been remodelled with the spacious kitchen found to the front. With a generous amount of fitted units, the kitchen boasts lots of work top space as well as integrated fridge, freezer and dishwasher. Moving further through the house you find a large, open plan lounge-diner, a superb entertaining space with an attractive feature fireplace, stairs to the first floor and French doors onto the garden.

Moving upstairs, the first floor is where you find two bedrooms and the bathroom. The main bedroom is found to the front and is a superb size. There are two windows allowing lots of natural light, a lovely feature fireplace and mirrored wardrobes. Bedroom three also has a charming feature fireplace and is found to the rear along with a modern bathroom whilst stairs lead to the top floor. Here you find another bedroom with dormer window and eaves storage space.

The rear garden is a great size and mostly laid to lawn with a patio area at both ends. The patio at the house end is surprisingly private whilst the garden enjoys a remarkably quiet atmosphere for something so close to town. A door leads to the generous garage which could lend itself for partitioning for a workshop/gym/office space whilst retaining the majority of the garage. Parking is available in front of the garage, accessed via Bond Street.

As with many older properties, this house would predate a modern damp proof course. The ground floor has previously undergone some damp proofing however there appears to be ingress of water to the top floor which is suspected to have come as a result of deterioration to the roof of the neighbouring property.

Trowbridge is the county town of Wiltshire found close to the western border with Somerset. On the fringe of the town centre, you find Trowbridge Town Park, a large open space with a host of activities, tree lined paths and a riverside walk to Biss Meadows Country Park. St Stephens Place provides several dining options along with a multi-screen cinema complex. There are a wide variety of historic buildings around the town along with a selection of beautiful walks nearby, including the Kennet and Avon Canal and Southwick Country Park. The town has superb transport links with Trowbridge station providing access to London as well as a short ride to the world heritage city of Bath. The A350 passes the fringe of the town, leading to the M4 via Chippenham and the A303 and A36 to the south.