Kingsbury Street, Marlborough

A charming and quirky three storey three bedroom Tudor house, one of few remaining after the 1653 fire of Marlborough, lovingly improved and surprisingly well appointed, within a stone’s throw of the High Street. Sitting room with open fire and space for the dining table. Lovely kitchen with appliances. Upstairs bathroom with shower. Beautiful main bedroom. Full of original character and charm. No real garden, small shared access courtyard.

Ground Floor - We walk off Kingsbury Street through the front door, straight into a long sitting room with dining area to the rear. It is believed that the building was once a shop and certainly has an impressively large window to the front, exposed timber frame walls with brick infills, open fireplace and staircase turning to the first floor with small storage under.

Continued - A low door opens into a lovely ‘John Lewis of Hungerford’ fitted kitchen with old English cream storage units and soft cream silestone worksurfaces over. Two inset ovens one with built in microwave, dishwasher and induction hob. Under hung sink, deep storage drawers, space for fridge freezer and cupboard housing the gas combi boiler for the central heating and plumbing for a washing machine. Limestone floor with underfloor heating. Window overlooks the rear courtyard, door to the hidden shared side access and overhead velux window filling the room with light from above.

Upstairs - Up the staircase to the first floor, but before we get there a door on the left opens into a vaulted double bedroom with window to the rear, onto the landing with window to the rear, staircase rising to the main bedroom and storage under. To the right is a lovely compact high quality bathroom with shower, straight on into a good sized single bedroom which could accommodate a double bed (but someone would have to climb over to get to the other side!), or dressing room for the main bedroom above, space for wardrobe and fireplace recess. Finally up the staircase into a beautiful vaulted main bedroom, with exposed beams. Utterly charming. It should be noted that the front windows are due to be refurbished, just waiting for better weather, overall the property is in good order.

Generally - To the rear is a courtyard, with shared access for 3 other adjoining cottages and shared path to a hidden front access. Space for a couple of chairs, bike storage and room for the usual recycle boxes etc. Unrestricted parking is available nearby with private parking available via the local council, which is chargeable.
The property is Grade II listed.
All mains services are connected
Wiltshire council, band C. EPC E.