3 Bedroom Terraced House

One of the larger homes and arguably the best views in the development, this elegant home is really going to wow you.

Steeped in history yet styled for modern living, this exceptional Grade II listed Bath stone townhouse forms part of a beautifully executed conversion of a former Victorian hospital, originally designed by Thomas Wyatt in 1848.

One of the larger homes within this exclusive development, it enjoys an enviable, almost rural feeling setting with breathtaking southerly views across sweeping communal grounds, a rare sense of space and serenity so close to town.

From the moment you arrive, the atmosphere is calm, elegant and welcoming.
Inside, the home unfolds over three thoughtfully arranged floors, offering both flexibility and flow, perfect for modern lifestyles.

The accommodation is impeccably presented throughout, with a stylish yet timeless finish that complements the building’s heritage.

The entrance level sets the tone beautifully, with a welcoming reception hall and cloakroom, and a large cupboard perfect for hiding away shoes and coats.

Up a short staircase and you will find the elegant dual-aspect living room. This is bathed in natural light from the large sash windows. From both of these windows you have fabulous views across the grounds, which makes for the perfect room to unwind.

Also on the first floor is a versatile third bedroom that works equally well as a home office.

Descending the staircase, you’ll find a wonderful entertaining space - a chic dining room ideal for hosting friends and family, seamlessly connecting to a generous kitchen/breakfast room.

The kitchen is a large space with plenty of room for a table or a central island, and has large Range cooker with double oven, grill and 7 burner hob, built in dishwasher and space for washing machine. Designed with an abundance of cupboards, Maia Greystone worktops and a large utility cupboard where you can hide away your tumble dryer and fridge/freezer. There are two further built in storage cupboards, one in the kitchen and one in the dining room under the stairs. A door leads from the kitchen to the sunny private courtyard garden which is a peaceful spot for alfresco dining, morning coffee or summer drinks.

Upstairs, the second floor is devoted to rest and retreat. The main bedroom is a true sanctuary, complete with a contemporary ensuite with walk-in shower and a dressing room with built in wardrobes.

A further double bedroom also has built in wardrobes and with dual aspect with stunning views from both windows. The beautifully appointed main bathroom with bath and shower over, completes this level.

Outside, the lifestyle offering continues. At the rear is a courtyard terrace exclusively used by the current owners. This gets the sun all day, so is the perfect spot for soaking up the sun and alfresco dining. Being on the edge of the the old cricket pitch which is now a peaceful open clearing framed by woodland, you have fabulous views and direct access. It’s a lovely spot to pause, picnic, or let children play freely, adding a sense of history and community to this much loved local green space.

High ceilings, tall sash windows and gas central heating ensure the home feels light, warm and comfortable, while retaining its period charm. Beyond the front door, Drews Pond Woods offers a haven of tranquillity, with winding pathways leading through woodland, streams and wildlife. A friendly and active residents’ association adds a real sense of community, with regular social events and a shared pride in this special place.

Two allocated parking spaces provide everyday practicality, a valuable asset in such a setting.

The Owners Love - Living here has been a real privilege and we’ve enjoyed the community spirit as well as all the countryside walks from our doorstep. The wonderful views from our sunny windows which bathe our home in warmth and light are unrivalled and our secluded patio is a joy in summer.

Kim Loves - The light, the space, and the views...there really is so much to love about this home. From the moment I stepped through the door I was wowed, and you will be too!

Area - Devizes, a historic Wiltshire market town, is a town centre, steeped in history. Hosting a weekly and monthly market and as well offering a diverse shopping experience with independent shops, supermarkets, pubs, and restaurants.

The town features excellent amenities, including healthcare, dentistry, a library, sports centre, and a theatre (with an upcoming cinema revival).

Devizes offers comprehensive education options, with schools for all ages within walking distance and proximity to esteemed private institutions in Calne and Marlborough. Well-connected, Devizes is near mainline railway stations at Pewsey, Great Bedwyn, and Chippenham, providing easy access to London Paddington. Bath, Bristol, and Salisbury's historic centres are within an hour's drive, and junction 17 of the M4 motorway is conveniently close.

Services: Gas central heating, mains electric, water and drainage.

EPC Rating: D

Council Tax Band: E

Leasehold: 999 years from 1998

Service Charge: £1100 per annum

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