Found in the heart of a picturesque village, this gorgeous Grade II Listed cottage exudes character and has heaps of delightful charm. There are a plethora of beams, beautiful wooden floor boards and a wonderful wood burning stove. Two generous bedrooms and a delightful garden complete this fabulous home.

Tucked out of the way in a quiet backwater off of Church Street, the handsome double fronted facade has a central front door which leads into the living room. A warm and inviting space, the living room features lovely beams and exposed woodwork as well as a wood burning stove along with doors to both the kitchen and hallway. The dual aspect kitchen enjoys a great deal of natural light and has a selection of fitted units with wooden work surface and a Belfast sink. Welsh slate flooring adorns the hallway which has stairs to the first floor and doors to the garden and bathroom where you find an impressive slipper bath and traditional high level WC. Moving upstairs you find two bedrooms each with fabulous elm floor boards. The main bedroom is a superb size and features a built in wardrobe whilst the second bedroom is still a great space and is home to the modern electric boiler.

The garden is a fantastic spot to take in the tranquillity of such a wonderful setting, away from any roads. Mostly paved for ease of maintenance, there are some flowerbeds that offer a blank canvass for the new owner to create their own haven.

As is often the case with period properties, there is a flying freehold between this property and its neighbour. There is also a right of way providing this property and its neighbours with rear access. The property is Grade II Listed and lies within the Steeple Ashton conservation area.

A short distance east of the county town of Trowbridge, Steeple Ashton is a highly sought after village with a variety of charming homes. Gorgeous cottages and grand spacious properties enjoy the stunning scenery around the village including Keevil Airfield. In the centre of the village you have a quintessential village green and a highly regarded village pub, The Longs Arms. Further amenities include the village hall and a shop. Trowbridge station is nearby, 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.