High Street

Situated on the High Street in the popular village of Wroughton is this two-bedroom, semi-detached house. Originally built as a Primitive Methodist Church in 1853, it was later converted into two separate residential properties in 1880. The property has undergone a complete renovation and sympathetic restoration by the current owner, and now offers contemporary open-plan spaces while retaining much of the character of the original chapel. The main living space is divided by the staircase, creating two defined areas. At the front of the floor plan is the living room, featuring a bookcase that cleverly doubles as access to the understairs storage space. The modern kitchen is located at the rear and features smart storage solutions, an integrated oven and hob, and space for a dining table. There is also a useful utility area and a ground-floor shower room. On the first floor, there are two double bedrooms. The bedroom at the rear has access to a private roof terrace, offering views over the rooftops towards the countryside beyond. The property features infrared heating technology, which can be controlled via an app on your smartphone, along with an A-rated water heating system. Wroughton enjoys a picturesque setting with beautiful countryside surroundings. The village is located near the western edge of the Marlborough Downs, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). This offers residents the opportunity to explore and enjoy scenic walks, cycling routes, and outdoor activities in the nearby countryside. The village is situated just a few miles south of Swindon town centre and is well-connected to major transportation routes, including the M4 motorway, which provides easy access to London and Bristol. Swindon also has a railway station with regular train services to various destinations across the country, including London Paddington in under an hour. There are a range of good schools within walking distance, leisure and recreation facilities, a Waitrose supermarket, and a thriving local community. Marlborough is just 11 miles south of the village, with Cirencester 20 miles north. CHAIN FREE. Images have been virtually staged. EPC Rating: F (We are awaiting an updated EPC that will be a better rating. Please ask for info on the infra-red heating system). Council Tax Band: B