Neatly tucked away in a superb location, this gorgeous 17th century property offers space and charm in abundance. Exposed beams, wood burning stove and latched doors adorn the interior whilst to the rear you find a spectacular garden. This salubrious village has a beautiful aesthetic and a thriving community.

Stepping into the property, you arrive in a vast yet cosy living room which has beautiful exposed beams, a wood burning stove and two windows ensuring good natural light. There is a deep cupboard serving as an ideal space for coats and shoes whilst some buyers may wish to partition the room to create a separate entrance hall. Doors lead to the dining room and a further storage area which opens to a utility/downstairs cloakroom. The dining room is another spacious room which has a stone wall, fireplace and French doors to the garden. There are two other doors, one to the kitchen and one concealing stairs to the first floor. To the rear you find a tasteful modern kitchen with plenty of worksurface, attractive tiled splash backs and bi-fold doors onto the garden.

Heading upstairs, the landing has doors to each of the bedrooms and the bathroom. Bedroom one is a fantastic size, taking the owners super king bed with ease. Fitted wardrobes and a further built in wardrobe provide ample storage whilst bedroom two is a comfortable double room with fitted, open fronted wardrobes. The third bedroom has been split into two rooms, lending itself well for use as an office, dressing room or additional bedroom. Likewise, a buyer may choose to remove the partition to restore the space to one exceptional bedroom. Completing the internal accommodation is an extraordinarily spacious bathroom which features a centre tap bath, double shower, twin wash basins and WC.

To the rear of the property lies an unexpectedly generous garden. A patio space off the kitchen serves as a wonderful spot for al fresco dining whilst a courtyard area stretches back towards the dining room. A couple of steps lead up to the main garden space which is a substantial lawn area with a selection of attractive shrubs and a productive fig tree. From the garden you get remarkable views of the village church whilst an additional garden area houses the oil tank and has a path providing rear access. Although there is no designated parking, on street parking is available to the front.

The property is not listed but lies within the Steeple Ashton conservation area. The rear access to the garden is via a right of way to the side of number 9's garage. As is often the case with older properties, there is a small flying freehold with the adjoining neighbour.

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.