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16 Farrells Field, Yatton Keynell, Chippenham, SN14 7PJ 16 Farrells Field, Yatton Keynell, Chippenham, SN14 7PJ Highly sought after village Stunning 24' open plan location kitchen/dining room 26' living room with woodburner Study and utility Four double bedrooms Three bathrooms South facing garden Double garage and parking Offers in excess of £600,000 Situation and Description Having recently undergone extensive renovation and improvement, this magnificent executive detached home offers approx 2000 sq ft of well proportioned light & airy accommodation, and is situated in a quiet cul-de-sac in the highly sought after village of Yatton Keynell. The spacious accommodation consists of an impressive central entrance hall, a stunning open plan kitchen/dining room which has been fitted to a wonderful standard with integrated appliances and range cooker, and a dual aspect sitting room with a spectacular feature fireplace with wood burning stove. There is also a study and a utility room. On the first floor is a large landing space leading to the four bedrooms and the family bathroom. All four bedrooms are good sized doubles with built in wardrobes, with the two largest rooms benefitting from en-suite shower rooms. The large family bathroom has a bath and separate shower. Outside the enclosed rear garden enjoys a wonderful southerly aspect. There is also a double garage with power and lighting as well as driveway parking. Yatton Keynell is a highly sought after location for buyers looking on the southern edge of the Cotswolds. The village itself enjoys many amenities including a post office, primary school, playground & tennis court, doctors surgery and public house. Additionally this very involved community hosts a number of thriving businesses & local groups. Yatton Keynell is ideally situated for commuter links and the larger town of Chippenham is just 5 miles down the road. Directions Leave Corsham on the Cross Keys Road, proceed over the A4 to Biddestone, passing Cross Keys Pub. Continue through the village of Biddestone and then cross the Chippenham / Bristol Road (A420) signed Yatton Keynell. At the end of the road turn right past the shop. Further down the road take a right hand turn into Farrells Field where the property can be found in front of you. www.david-ingram.co.uk .

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