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Hillcrest, 32 Devizes Road Guide Price £895,000 Potterne, SN10 5LN • 5/6 Bedrooms • 4 luxury new bathrooms, 3 with walk- in showers • Kitchen/breakfast room • Large utility/boot room and Gardeners WC • 3/4 reception rooms • 2 Basement rooms - Gym, Playroom/Cinema room • Spacious Loft room • 0.75 Acre plot with off street parking for 6/8 cars, Children’s playground “Hillcrest" is a unique period property which has been newly refurbished throughout, to the highest standards • Double garage, single yet still retaining its original features and charm. This imposing family home is set in approximately three garage quarters of an acre and commands far reaching views of the surrounding countryside. Potterne is a delightful village, located on the western side of Pewsey Vale, close to the historic site of Stonehenge and a short drive to • Old character barn the famous market town of Devizes. The City of Salisbury and the market town of Marlborough are 30 minutes’ drive away. The accommodation is arranged over 2 main floors with 5 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms on the first floor. The 4 reception rooms on the ground floor have wooden floors throughout and one of the rooms would also be suitable for a 6th bedroom for an elderly relative or visitors as there is a ground floor bathroom with a walk-in shower. The newly tanked basement has 2 rooms which would be ideal for a gym, cinema or playroom and there is also a converted loft study room at the top of the house. Hillcrest, 32 Devizes Road Guide Price £895,000 Potterne, SN10 5LN eDwelling Ltd edwelling.co.uk 35 North Street, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP2 7SG T: 01722 500729 [email protected] Entrance hall Family/TV Room The property is entered via steps and a covered entrance porch-way with With windows to the side and front aspect, radiator, wooden floor, central wall mounted external lighting, this leads through to the main entrance ceiling light, brick fire place with black mantel, surround and a tiled hearth, hallway with two hanging ceiling pendant lights, radiator, wooden TV point. flooring, opening leading to the dining room, opening leading to the Inner hall inner hall and staircase, doors leading to the study and kitchen and a full Radiator, ground floor thermostat control, doors leading to snug, kitchen, height storage cupboard. living room and door leading to the basement level. Dining Room Basement Level A large square bay window to the front aspect offering extensive views, A flight of stairs lead down to the basement level, with spot lighting, central radiator, central hanging chandelier, x 3 wall mounted lights, wooden hallway with storage space leading to one room either side. Both rooms flooring, part glazed door to inner hall. have a window, radiator and spot lighting with a TV point. Study/bedroom 6 First Floor With double glazed sash windows to the rear and side aspect, radiator, With a split level landing and 3 steps to either side, to the right hand side wooden floor, central ceiling light, original black cast iron fireplace with landing is a radiator, two ceiling lights, thermostat control, slim obscure surround and mantel over and tiled hearth, TV point. glass window to the side aspect and a large walk-in airing cupboard housing the large pressurised hot water cylinder and shelving for linen with a light. Kitchen/Breakfast Room With a part glazed French doors leading to the rear, windows to the front Master bedroom suite and rear aspect, space for a large breakfast table, x 2 radiators, ceramic With fitted double wardrobes offering clever storage for shoes, hanging floor tiles 'Kingfisher Argento' with grouted joints. A range of stone space and shelving, window to the front aspect, radiator, black cast iron coloured soft close base, wall and full height units, over sized and fireplace with surround and mantel over and a tiled hearth, carpet, TV standard drawers with quartz worktop over in 'cosmos'. Integrated point. An en-suite with with marble tiled walls, flooring and shower cubicle 'Bloomberg' full height fridge and full height freezer, stainless steel sink (Bianco Stone). Stand alone sink with mixer tap and storage under, wall with drainer integrated into the worktop, integrated Bosch dishwasher, mounted mirrored vanity unit, picture window to the front aspect, heated AEG induction hob with discreet extractor fan above, AEG eye level towel rail, floating WC, shower unit with glass door, spot lights and combi microwave and self clean oven. Central island with overhang for extractor. breakfast stools, integrated wine cooler, wine rack and waste storage. Separate switches for fuses to all main appliances, TV point, spot lighting, Bedroom 3 doors leading to inner and outer hall. Sash window to the side aspect, radiator, carpet, central ceiling light, cast iron fire place with surround and mantel over, carpet, TV point. Outer hallway Spot lighting, radiator, loft access, large storage cupboard housing main Family Bathroom fuse boxes and metres, tiled flooring. With Travertine floor and wall tiles, white suite comprising panelled bath with shower over and a glass folding panel, white vanity unit with wash Utility room hand basin with mixer tap and storage under, mirrored wall mounted Window to the rear aspect, part glazed door leading to the rear with a vanity unit, heated towel rail, spot lighting, extractor, large obscure glass large inset doormat, radiator, white shaker style base and wall units with window to the side aspect. a solid wooden worktop over, white Belfast sink, separate fuse switches for main appliances, space and plumbing for washing machine, tumble Landing left dryer and further appliance if required. Ceramic floor tiles 'Kingfisher Radiator, central ceiling light, smoke detector. Argento' with grouted joints, Access to small loft space. Bedroom suite 2 Shower Room Dual aspect sash windows to the front and side, radiator, central ceiling With a white double shower base and large square shower head with light, black fireplace with surround and mantel over, carpet, TV point. En- rinse shower attachment and glass panel. Built-in vanity unit with wash suite with Tamarin pearl polished tiles to the floor and part walls, corner hand basin and floating WC, chrome heated towel rail, ceramic floor tiles shower unit, floating WC, separate wash hand basin with storage under, 'Kingfisher Argento' with grouted joints, spot lighting, extractor, obscure heated towel rail, spot lights, picture window to the front aspect. glass window to the front aspect. Bedroom 4 Boiler Room Sash window to the front aspect, radiator, cast iron fireplace, surround and With a step up to a small room which houses the GRANT oil fired boiler mantel over, central ceiling light, carpet, TV point. system, water softener, central ceiling light, obscure glass window to the side aspect. Bedroom 5 Living Room Sash window to the front aspect, radiator, central ceiling light, under stair With a large square bay window to the front aspect, side aspect window, storage cupboard, carpet, TV point. x 4 wall mounted lights, radiator, wooden flooring, large original black cast iron fireplace with surround and mantel over, blue tiles and blue 2nd floor tiled hearth, TV point. Split level stair case with a short door leading to boarded loft area halfway up the staircase. The attic has been converted into an office/reading room with sloping ceilings, two windows to the rear aspect, TV point, exposed beams, 3 cupboard doors leading to large additional attic space with natural daylight and lighting. MONEY LAUNDERING REGULATIONS 2003 Intending purchasers will be asked to produce identification and proof of financial status when an offer is received. We would ask for your co-operation in order that there will be no delay in agreeing the sale Outside Location The property is approached via a sweeping drive off of the road, leading to Hillcrest is situated in the village of Potterne, within a couple of miles a gravel driveway and parking areas for several vehicles. The house is from the pretty market town of Devizes, which offers a comprehensive positioned on approximately 3/4 acre with large areas for gardens and a range of shopping and leisure activities, a popular canal with boating, good sized play area. There is also a newly built double garage (18'6" x canoe and kayaking opportunities and the infamous Caen Locks. Also a 17'1") an older single garage (16'6 x 8'1") and an original barn (20'6" x lovely walk from Hillrest to Drews Pond a nearby nature reserve. There 16'7"), all have light and power. There are large established trees to the are several nursery, junior and secondary schools in and nearby Devizes. side and a smart hedge at the front. The oil tank is enclosed in a willow Dauntseys for 11-18 y/o is situated only a few miles away. Marlborough screen with further screening to the neighbouring property. There are College approx 30 minutes. The village of Potterne itself boasts a 13th wooden double gates which lead onto an exit at the rear. To the other side century Parish Church, village shop and public house. Potterne is of the property is an outside WC with original tiled flooring, radiator and positioned centrally in the County of Wiltshire close to the historic sites power & light. To the front there are areas of raised beds and a patio and of Stonehenge, Silbury Hill and the Avebury Stone Circle. The village sits gravel area. Many external lights, an outside tap and electrical points. on the western side of the Pewsey Vale just to the north of Salisbury Plain and some 2 miles to the south of Devizes on the main Devizes to Salisbury Additional information A360 road. It is one of the larger villages in the western part of the Kennet Council tax band: G District with a population of around 1600.
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