Lower Kingsdown Road, Kingsdown, Corsham, Wiltshire, SN13 8BG

An individual and charming detached family home spanning approximately 2,500 square feet, offering a wonderful blend of character and versatility across three storeys, all of which is nestled along a charming leafy lane near the sought-after city of Bath, the thriving towns of Corsham and Bradford on Avon, and the popular Village of Box. Situated on mature grounds measuring nearly half an acre, this property features enchanting countryside views and enjoys the tranquility of a semi-rural setting, while remaining within easy reach of local amenities and scenic walking routes. With plenty of potential on offer to create your ideal 'forever home' and subsequently add value, this property provides a suitable platform for expanding families who enjoy their hobbies, as well as satisfying increasing work-from-home demands. This property is also well organised for those who might look to co-exist with a relative whilst maintaining a high level of privacy for both parties.

The spacious and thoughtfully laid-out interior has been well-looked after and is ready to move into, offering a 28' sitting room with a bright triple-aspect outlook and a cosy fireplace, boasting a large 'picture window' that showcases breath-taking views across the valley that create an inviting and special space for relaxation and entertaining throughout the year. The sizeable dining room, ideal for gatherings with the extended family, is conveniently positioned adjacent to the kitchen and opens onto a generous private roof terrace where far-reaching views provide a perfect backdrop for al fresco dining or quiet morning coffees. The well-appointed kitchen offers a generous amount of solid wooden under-counter and wall cupboards in addition to plenty of drawer storage and food preparation space, coming complete with a fitted double oven, a four-ring gas stove, a dishwasher, and a sink with a glorious view from the window! For those operating a busy family life, there is a useful separate utility room with plenty of storage as well as the space, power, and plumbing to house the washing machine and tumble drier. This leads in turn through to cloakroom which adds to the everyday functionality of this period non-listed house. 

The bright landing on the first floor supports three well-proportioned double bedrooms, each with ample storage, complemented by two sizeable bathrooms for family and guest convenience. One of the bathrooms boasts a large tiled walk-in shower enclosure, further to the sink, W.C and bidet, whilst the other bathroom features a full-length bath with shower overhead, in addition to the sink and W.C.

On the lower ground floor, three additional versatile rooms and another bathroom can be found. Independently accessible via an external patio door, these rooms comfortably present as three additional bedrooms to enjoy, whilst simultaneously providing exciting potential for use as home offices, a play room, a guest suite, or even a rental opportunity if someone decides to take advantage of the services that have been installed within the sixth bedroom to develop a small kitchen (subject to any necessary consents and some additional initial investment). 

Complementing the house is a detached double garage which benefits from light and power, as well as plenty of storage potential beneath the conventional pitched and tiled roof, as well as an array of shelves to capitalise on. With handy remote-controlled electric roller doors, the garage also features useful private battery storage which works in conjunction with the privately-owned solar panels found on the garage roof, helping to ensure efficient running costs and contributing to a greener community. In front of the garage, a level and wide double-driveway can comfortably support private parking suitable for several vehicles, and beneath the garage a large room measuring almost 20' by 16' has often served a purpose as a den for children, as well as over-flow accommodation during the larger festive gatherings. This space could comfortably suit as another hobbies room, or instead serve as a generous space in which to work from home, allowing for the necessary mental separation between home and work and giving the platform to meet clients without needing to enter the main house.

This light and adaptable property provides a notably rare chance to acquire an individual home to love for decades to come. Owners can expect to enjoys a private and luscious family-friendly rear garden which is accented by various mature fruit trees and offers a large expanse of lawn further to a spacious level patio and the delightful rooftop terrace. Benefitting from direct sunlight throughout the day, this garden also features an area designated at the side of the house suitable for growing fruit and vegetables, as well as other pretty plants and small flowers within the planting beds in situ. One can expect to sit and enjoy the ambience from another seating area which can be found within this part of the garden, alongside a greenhouse.

This property occupies a gorgeous and peaceful position within a leafy location situated within the popular hamlet of Kingsdown, which is located between the villages of Bathford and Box, the towns of Bradford on Avon and Corsham, and the world renown city of Bath. The former Villages have extremely popular junior schools, churches, recreational grounds and pubs. Further local amenities include a small supermarket, post office and village store in Box, as well as the highly popular and thriving Kingsdown golf course and the Swan Inn, which is highly popular with the locals for good food and drink. The Georgian City of Bath resides to the West, providing year-round entertainment and events of cultural interest. The city's mainline railway station links to London Paddington with a journey time of approximately 80 minutes. Bristol International airport is also less than a 25 mile drive away, meaning that this property remains very well connected. There is also currently a very handy bus service that connects to Bath and Devizes (with various stops in between) - The bus stop of this is located less than a five minute gentle stroll away from the front door. Ultimately this location partners a peaceful and quintessentially English countryside location with easy access to a plethora of amenities to suit a range of different requirements.

Additional Information:
Council Tax Band:  F
Tenure: Non-Listed Freehold House
EPC Rating:  D (61) // Potential:  C (77)
Services: Mains gas radiator central heating and some electric heating units. Double glazing throughout with exception of one window. Mains drainage supply. Mains electricity supply plus private solar panel electricity supply. Mains water supply with water softener in situ.