Bath Road, Atworth village

This beautifully extended and tastefully modernised three-bedroom stone cottage effortlessly combines the rustic charm of a traditional home with the light, space, and flow that today’s families desire. From the characterful oak-framed entrance porch to the landscaped gardens and spacious interior, this home offers a rare opportunity to enjoy countryside aesthetics with contemporary convenience and is set within a private and generous plot, tucked away behind double gates and well back from the road.

Step inside the welcoming entrance hall, where you are greeted by the warmth of wooden flooring and underfloor heating which extends throughout the whole of the ground floor. Exposed stone walls and timber beams set the tone for the characterful yet practical layout that flows throughout the home. A large under-stairs cupboard provides excellent storage, while the generously sized cloakroom is perfect for busy family life or guests. 

To the right, the sitting room is an inviting and versatile space. and is almost two rooms in one. One half offers a snug, intimate setting focused around a traditional fireplace with an inset wood-burning stove, perfect for cosy evenings in. The other half is bright and airy, with bi-fold doors that open onto a private front garden and patio, allowing natural light to flood in and creating a seamless connection between indoors and out.

Across the hall, the spacious kitchen/dining/family room has been sympathetically renovated to provide the heart of the home—a stylish, functional, and welcoming space ideal for modern family living and entertaining. Painted solid wood cabinetry is topped with wooden work surfaces and includes a classic Belfast sink, while the central island with breakfast bar adds both additional storage and a relaxed seating area. Period features such as a wide fireplace, exposed stone, and beams lend warmth and authenticity, while a large dining area offers room for family gatherings. The space continues to one side with a cosy window seat, ideal for reading or relaxing, with space for a  sofa and opens via a rear door to the covered patio and rear garden, enabling effortless indoor-outdoor flow.

Upstairs, the main bedroom is a true sanctuary. Generously proportioned, it features a walk-in dressing room and a luxurious en suite bathroom complete with a freestanding roll-top bath, separate walk-in shower, and elegant fittings—a spa-like retreat to unwind in. Two further double bedrooms are also well-appointed, full of light, and serviced by a stylish and spacious family shower room.

The rear garden is beautifully landscaped for privacy and enjoyment. A pergola covered, paved patio provides the perfect outdoor dining or seating area, while a level lawn leads up to a charming gardener’s zone with a greenhouse, vegetable beds, and shed—ideal for growing produce or enjoying a quiet hobby. A side gate offers easy access to the front.

At the front, a second garden area includes a generous raised patio with a timber pergola, perfect for entertaining or relaxing in the sun. Two lawned areas and a further patio provide safe, enclosed play spaces for children or pets. The gravelled driveway accommodates several vehicles and features an EV charging point, while the double garage offers excellent storage or workshop potential.

This truly special home is more than the sum of its parts. With its blend of history and contemporary design, spacious living areas, and thoughtful outdoor spaces, it offers both charm and practicality in equal measure—a rare gem ideal for families, those working from home, or anyone seeking a peaceful yet connected lifestyle.

The property is within easy walking distance of all of Atworth's local amenities which include 2 local children's nurseries, the village primary school, the village hall, and the popular "White Hart" community pub. A convenience shop and post office are located within the local garage and local produce can be found at the Lowden farm shop and garden centre. A 15-minute walk in the other direction and Whitley village offers you another superb pub in "The Pear Tree Inn", Spindles bike shop and cafe, golf and cricket club. Countryside walks with miles of footpaths crisis-crossing the fields and through the woods. The Georgian city of Bath is easily accessible via car or bus with various routes picking up through Atworth. A wide variety of supermarkets from Aldi/Lidl to Waitrose and independent shops are available in nearby Melksham, and Corsham with its wandering peacocks is a short 10-minute drive as well. A small rail station is on offer at Melksham with larger mainline stations at Chippenham or Bath. Overall, the area offers countryside living with modern conveniences easily at hand. No wonder Atworth is such a popular village!