Dating back to circa early 17th century, this simply wonderful, Grade II Listed, detached, thatched cottage was once used as the village bakery and later as the village post office. Brimming with character and history while still offering convenient and contemporary family living.

As you enter this attractive home through the front door, you are met with a large entrance hallway, which could be utilised in a number of different ways. To your right of the entrance hallway, is a flexible sitting/dining room, boasting beautiful tiled flooring, a fantastic inglenook fireplace, dual aspects and exposed roof timbers. A dual aspect study is accessed just off the sitting/dining room and provides a great working from home space. Heading towards the rear of the home, a lovely reception room with multiple aspects including 2 skylights, offering a bright and relaxing space. The kitchen is a real delight, featuring the original bake oven, quartz worktops, a range of integral appliances, as well as floor & wall mounted units. There is a convenient downstairs bedroom, which could again, be flexible in use and a downstairs W/C completes the ground floor accommodation.

On the first floor, beautiful hard wood flooring leads you to a further 3, well-proportioned bedrooms, each with their own individual character features and aspect to the front, 1 of the bedrooms provides built in storage. A newly fitted bathroom suite with dual shower heads over a bath completes the accommodation in this utterly charming residence.

Externally, a large driveway to the side of the home provides ample parking. A range of outbuildings including a garage, utility and old stable provide great storage opportunities. The garden, mostly laid to lawn acts a blank canvas for any prospective purchasers and there is a further secret garden which would make for a great entertaining space.

Situation

The property occupies a very pleasant position in the heart of this highly regarded Wiltshire village with lovely countryside views to the side and rear. The village has a thriving community including a Norman church and a primary school whilst the neighbouring villages of Steeple Ashton and Bulkington between them have a community shop and two public houses. Senior schools are located in both Trowbrige and Devizes. Private schools in the locality include Stonar at Atworth, Dauntsey's at West Lavington and Marlborough College. There are some fabulous countryside walks and cycle rides right on the doorstep. Located in the heart of the West Wiltshire countryside, Keevil is well placed for easy commuting to the neighbouring towns of Trowbridge, Westbury, Melksham, Devizes, Salisbury. The World Heritage City of Bath lies only 17 miles away and boasts a superb range of amenities. A Mainline station can be found here with further stations in Westbury, Chippenham and Pewsey.

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