A historic cottage dating back to 1761 has gone on sale just outside of Swindon for £650,000.
The four-bedroom property is found at the end of a no through road at Upper Pavenhill, in the village of Purton, a short drive from Swindon.
The rear of the cottage boasts “fantastic” views of the Wiltshire countryside while a large multi-tier garden is perfect for nature lovers.
These tiers contain a large patio and sun terrace, a lawn, a vegetable patch, an illuminated well, a shed and a summer house with light and power at the bottom of the garden.
At the front of the house is a gravelled parking area which can hold three cars. A previous planning application for a garage and workshop had been approved and could be reinstated.
Inside the home a ground floor entrance leads to a sitting room equipped with a woodburning stove and a kitchen boasting an integrated fridge, freezer, oven and dishwasher.
A spiral staircase heads to the lower ground floor, containing a utility room and a family room which could be used as an office or bedroom.
On the first floor is the master bedroom with a Juliette balcony and ensuite shower, two double bedrooms and a family bathroom.
Another spiral staircase leads to the final bedroom on the second floor.
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