Guide price
£570,000
(£509/sq. ft)
3 bed terraced house for saleWest Street, Aldbourne SN8
3 beds
1 bath
3 receptions
1,119 sq. ft
EPC Rating: E
Chain free
Freehold
About this property
Desirable Village Location
No Onward Chain
Roof recently replaced
Barn and two workshops
Character Property
1850's Barn conversion potential subject to planning and building regulations
Nestled on West Street, just a short stroll from all the village amenities, this delightful three-bedroom cottage is bursting with character and features a pretty Mediterranean-style courtyard garden.
Stepping through the front door, you’ll find a front room currently used as a study, a space rich in history as it was once a Framer’s shop—evident from the large window. This room features a charming fireplace, a downstairs WC, and ample storage.
The adjoining kitchen is a bright and inviting space, complete with an aga, plentiful storage, and natural light from dual-aspect windows and a skylight. Leading through to the dining area, you’ll find high ceilings with exposed oak beams and a large window overlooking a picturesque courtyard. Beyond the dining room, the cosy sitting room showcases a beautiful brick fireplace and a window with secondary glazing, enhancing both charm and warmth.
Upstairs, there are two well-proportioned double bedrooms and a single bedroom, all offering charming views of St Michael’s Church. The entire floor retains a classic cottage feel, with wooden doors, secondary double glazed windows, and soft carpeting throughout. A well-appointed family bathroom with a shower over the bath, WC, and basin, along with a separate additional WC, completes this floor.
Adjoining the main house and set across the courtyard, 'The Bakehouse' was historically a Framer’s workshop and now presents a versatile opportunity. The ground floor features a secure workshop with water connection and power, a separate bathroom, and useful sink and cupboard space. An internal staircase leads to a spacious, high-vaulted timber-framed room with Velux windows, flooding the space with natural light. This characterful outbuilding offers fantastic potential for use as a home office, studio, ancillary accommodation, or even an Airbnb rental (subject to any necessary permissions).
Across Mason Mews, with shared access, lies an additional plot offering a wealth of possibilities . This versatile space includes a large garage with electric, two characterful workshop barns dating back to 1850—each benefiting from a separate three-phase electricity supply independent of the main house—a greenhouse, a patio area, a raised vegetable plot, and a pond. There is also ample parking, along with the potential for future development, subject to the necessary planning permissions.
EPC Rating: E
Location
Aldbourne is a lively and highly regarded village on the Wiltshire/Berkshire borders, offering a strong community spirit. It is well served by a Post Office, Café and Deli, Co-Op, Preschool, Primary School, Parish Church, two Public Houses, and Tea Rooms. The village also offers a range of clubs and activities. Nearby, the historic market towns of Marlborough (8 miles) and Hungerford (7 miles) each provide excellent shopping facilities and schools. Marlborough boasts one of the widest High Streets in the country, a vibrant café culture, independent restaurants, and unique shops. Conveniently located near the M4 (Junctions 14 & 15, both around 8 miles away), Aldbourne also benefits from excellent rail links via Swindon, Great Bedwyn, and Hungerford, with direct services to London Paddington in about an hour.
Yard
The yards include a large shed, two characterful workshop barns dating back to 1850, a greenhouse, a patio area, a raised vegetable plot, and a pond. There is also ample space for parking.
Stepping through the front door, you’ll find a front room currently used as a study, a space rich in history as it was once a Framer’s shop—evident from the large window. This room features a charming fireplace, a downstairs WC, and ample storage.
The adjoining kitchen is a bright and inviting space, complete with an aga, plentiful storage, and natural light from dual-aspect windows and a skylight. Leading through to the dining area, you’ll find high ceilings with exposed oak beams and a large window overlooking a picturesque courtyard. Beyond the dining room, the cosy sitting room showcases a beautiful brick fireplace and a window with secondary glazing, enhancing both charm and warmth.
Upstairs, there are two well-proportioned double bedrooms and a single bedroom, all offering charming views of St Michael’s Church. The entire floor retains a classic cottage feel, with wooden doors, secondary double glazed windows, and soft carpeting throughout. A well-appointed family bathroom with a shower over the bath, WC, and basin, along with a separate additional WC, completes this floor.
Adjoining the main house and set across the courtyard, 'The Bakehouse' was historically a Framer’s workshop and now presents a versatile opportunity. The ground floor features a secure workshop with water connection and power, a separate bathroom, and useful sink and cupboard space. An internal staircase leads to a spacious, high-vaulted timber-framed room with Velux windows, flooding the space with natural light. This characterful outbuilding offers fantastic potential for use as a home office, studio, ancillary accommodation, or even an Airbnb rental (subject to any necessary permissions).
Across Mason Mews, with shared access, lies an additional plot offering a wealth of possibilities . This versatile space includes a large garage with electric, two characterful workshop barns dating back to 1850—each benefiting from a separate three-phase electricity supply independent of the main house—a greenhouse, a patio area, a raised vegetable plot, and a pond. There is also ample parking, along with the potential for future development, subject to the necessary planning permissions.
EPC Rating: E
Location
Aldbourne is a lively and highly regarded village on the Wiltshire/Berkshire borders, offering a strong community spirit. It is well served by a Post Office, Café and Deli, Co-Op, Preschool, Primary School, Parish Church, two Public Houses, and Tea Rooms. The village also offers a range of clubs and activities. Nearby, the historic market towns of Marlborough (8 miles) and Hungerford (7 miles) each provide excellent shopping facilities and schools. Marlborough boasts one of the widest High Streets in the country, a vibrant café culture, independent restaurants, and unique shops. Conveniently located near the M4 (Junctions 14 & 15, both around 8 miles away), Aldbourne also benefits from excellent rail links via Swindon, Great Bedwyn, and Hungerford, with direct services to London Paddington in about an hour.
Yard
The yards include a large shed, two characterful workshop barns dating back to 1850, a greenhouse, a patio area, a raised vegetable plot, and a pond. There is also ample space for parking.
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