Property Summary
A Grade II Listed two-bedroom cottage (middle of main photograph) close to the centre of Malmesbury The ground floor comprises kitchen and living room. On the first floor are the main bedroom and the bathroom - the second bedroom is on the second floor. Energy Performance Rating: Current 52 (E), Potential 89 (B).THE PROPERTY
Believed to date from the early/mid nineteenth century, the original dwelling was three storeys tall and one room deep. In the mid nineteen eighties the kitchen and bathroom were added to the ground and second floors at the rear of the property.
The front door opens into the living room, which has a red-brick hearth (the chimney has been sealed) and a feature Cotswold stone wall at the far end. The kitchen is through an archway at the end of the living room and stairs lead to the first floor – on which there are the bathroom and main bedroom. The bathroom suite comprises basin, w.c. and a bath with shower over and the main bedroom has a spacious built-in hanging wardrobe and an understair storage cupboard. In the bedroom on the second floor is a cupboard that houses the central heating boiler. Both bedrooms have views, south west, down Harper’s lane to farmland on the horizon.
LOCATION
No.15 Bristol Street is only a few minutes’ walk from the top of Malmesbury’s busy High Street, which offers a wide range of shops and services.
Only a minutes’ walk away is The Triangle, which has recently been described as the ‘Gastro-Centre’ of the town with The Cosy Cone offering artisan gelato, coffee, bagels and more; Michael’s Bistro/Deli and then the Three Cups offering vegan food, good beer, live music and cultural events. Further out from the town centre there is the choice of Waitrose, Co-op and Aldi supermarkets. The much larger towns of Swindon, Chippenham and Cirencester are all easily accessible by road. Junction 17 of the M4 Motorway is about five miles to the south west and main line rail services are available from Swindon, Chippenham and Kemble.
DIRECTIONS
At the top of Malmesbury High Street turn left and follow the road past the Abbey and along Abbey Row until reaching the war memorial in The Triangle. Bear left into Bristol Street and continue along Bristol Street for approximately 50 yards
and you will find the property on your right – immediately opposite the entrance to Harper’s Lane.
PARTICULARS
These particulars, including any plan, have been prepared in good faith but are a general guide only and do not form part of any offer or contract. All areas measurements, distances, descriptions and photographs should not be relied upon as representations or statements of fact. All potential purchasers shall be deemed to have satisfied themselves as to the accuracy of the particulars and the extent of the property.
LOCAL AUTHORITY
Wiltshire Council,
Monkton Park, Chippenham,
Wiltshire, SN15 1ER
Tel: 0300 456 0100
COUNCIL TAX
Council Tax Band “B”
£2,047.29 payable 2026/2027
ENERGY EFFICIENCY RATING
Current – 52 (E) Potential – 89 (B).
SERVICES
Mains electricity, gas, drainage and water.
Gas-fired boiler.
VIEWING
By appointment only with the Agents,
Fielder & Jones.
Tel: 01666 822601
www.fielderandjones.co.uk
