- For Sale
- USD 1,875,000
- Build Size: 1,452 ft2
- Property Type: Other Residential
- Bedroom: 4
- Bathroom: 1
Description
Coronel Bungalow is detached bungalow, in a secluded spot just outside the village of Aldbourne, of red brick elevations under a tiled roof and relieved by double glazed windows.
The property comprises of four double bedrooms, one of which could be utilised as a dining room if required, a sitting room, kitchen breakfast room, family bathroom, cloakroom and a boot room.
In the grounds of the property is a large agricultural barn with power and lighting and a roll up door.
There is also a large detached potting shed, which the current owners use as a games room, with an adjoining garage and storage shed. Subject to planning this could be converted into a detached annexe.
Coronel Bungalow offers fantastic development opportunity to either extend the current footprint of the property or to demolish the bungalow and build a unique detached family home, subject to obtaining the necessary planning permissions.
Outside
The house is approached via a five-bar gate to a gravel driveway providing ample parking for several vehicles. A separate entrance way provides access to an area of hardstanding and to the agricultural barn, garage, store and potting shed. The main garden is laid to lawn with mature hedging and a variety of trees. In total the plot extends to 15.7 acres, the majority of which being agricultural land. The 5-acre field adjacent to the property has its own gated access from the road and could be utilised for horses.
Situation
Aldbourne, which is a delightful downland village on the Wiltshire/Berkshire borders and an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Properties range from pretty whitewashed thatched cottages to large formal Georgian houses. The village is well served by a local Post Office, grocery store, primary school, churches, cafes and public houses. It is within a short drive of both market towns of Marlborough and Hungerford, 7 miles and 8 miles respectively, each with excellent shopping facilities and schools. Swindon with shopping centre and main line station with fast trains (Paddington 55 minutes) is about 9 miles. Hungerford train station is about 7 miles away with access to London Paddington and Reading. The M4 motorway junctions 15 (Chiseldon) and 14 (Shefford Woodlands) are within 6 and 9 miles.
Services and Material Information
- Freehold - Mains water, septic tank drainage. Gas fired central heating.
- Council tax band: E
- Energy efficiency rating: D
- Broadband and mobile coverage. Please refer to Ofcom website
Coronel Bungalow is detached bungalow, in a secluded spot just outside the village of Aldbourne, of red brick elevations under a tiled roof and relieved by double glazed windows.
The property comprises of four double bedrooms, one of which could be utilised as a dining room if required, a sitting room, kitchen breakfast room, family bathroom, cloakroom and a boot room.
In the grounds of the property is a large agricultural barn with power and lighting and a roll up door.
There is also a large detached potting shed, which the current owners use as a games room, with an adjoining garage and storage shed. Subject to planning this could be converted into a detached annexe.
Coronel Bungalow offers fantastic development opportunity to either extend the current footprint of the property or to demolish the bungalow and build a unique detached family home, subject to obtaining the necessary planning permissions.
Outside
The house is approached via a five-bar gate to a gravel driveway providing ample parking for several vehicles. A separate entrance way provides access to an area of hardstanding and to the agricultural barn, garage, store and potting shed. The main garden is laid to lawn with mature hedging and a variety of trees. In total the plot extends to 15.7 acres, the majority of which being agricultural land. The 5-acre field adjacent to the property has its own gated access from the road and could be utilised for horses.
Situation
Aldbourne, which is a delightful downland village on the Wiltshire/Berkshire borders and an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Properties range from pretty whitewashed thatched cottages to large formal Georgian houses. The village is well served by a local Post Office, grocery store, primary school, churches, cafes and public houses. It is within a short drive of both market towns of Marlborough and Hungerford, 7 miles and 8 miles respectively, each with excellent shopping facilities and schools. Swindon with shopping centre and main line station with fast trains (Paddington 55 minutes) is about 9 miles. Hungerford train station is about 7 miles away with access to London Paddington and Reading. The M4 motorway junctions 15 (Chiseldon) and 14 (Shefford Woodlands) are within 6 and 9 miles.
Services and Material Information
- Freehold - Mains water, septic tank drainage. Gas fired central heating.
- Council tax band: E
- Energy efficiency rating: D
- Broadband and mobile coverage. Please refer to Ofcom website
