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4 Bowden Hill Lacock, SN15 2PW 4 Bowden Hill, Lacock, SN15 2PW 4 Bowden Hill Lacock, SN15 2PW 4 Bowden Hill, Lacock, SN15 2PW • Sought After Location • Well Presented • Two Bedrooms • Off Street Parking • Unfinished • Available Early/Mid June £750 PCM Description A very well presented two bedroom cottage with parking situated on the edge of the beautiful National Trust village of Lacock. Accommodation comprises of entrance, living room with feature fireplace with wood burner. There are double doors that lead to a good size kitchen/breakfast room together with oven, hob and integrated fridge. Accessed off the kitchen is and under stairs storage cupboard and utility cupboard with plumbing and space for white goods. To the first floor there is a fantastic size master bedroom with wardrobe and good size second bedroom and a contemporary bathroom with shower over. Externally there is a great size garden and off street parking. The property also enjoys fantastic views front and back. Available early/mid June, unfurnished £750pcm. Situation A very well presented two bedroom cottage with parking situated on the edge of the beautiful National Trust village of Lacock. Accommodation comprises of entrance, living room with feature fireplace with wood burner. There are double doors that lead to a good size kitchen/breakfast room together with oven, hob and integrated fridge. Accessed off the kitchen is and under stairs storage cupboard and utility cupboard with plumbing and space for white goods. To the first floor there is a fantastic size master bedroom with wardrobe and good size second bedroom and a contemporary bathroom with shower over. Externally there is a great size garden and off street parking. The property also enjoys fantastic views front and back. Available early/mid June, unfurnished £750pcm. Property Information These particulars, whilst believed to be accurate are set out as a general outline only for guidance and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. Intending purchasers should not rely on them as statements of representations of fact, but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to their accuracy. No person in this firm's employment has the authority to make or give any representation or warranty in respect of the property. All measurements and distances are approximate only. 33 / 34 Market Place, Chippenham, Wiltshire, SN15 3HP Tel: 01380 723451 Fax: 01380 729198 Email: [email protected] www.strakers.co.uk Chippenham New Homes Swindon Auction Corsham Malmesbury Devizes Lettings.
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