St. Mary Street, Chippenham

Features

• Character Conversion In a Period Building.
• Fitted Kithchen and Modern Bathroom.
• Town Centre Location.
• Walking Distance to The Railway Station & Local Amenities.

Full Details

Situation

Betcheman House enjoys an excellent central location just s short walk from the shops, cafe, restaurants and leisure facilities, while Chippenham train station provides direct links to Bath, Swindon, and London. Excellent links via the M4 motorway are also in easy reach.

Accommodation Comprising:

Communal Entrance

Stairs leading up to first floor. Entrance door to apartment on the left hand side.

Inner Hallway

Wood flooring. Cloaks hanging space and storage cupboard.

Sitting Room

Window over looking the front of the property. Wood flooring. Character wooden beams. Radiator.

Kitchen

Fitted kitchen comprising of a matching wall and base units with wooden work surfaces. Undermounted stainless steel sink unit with black mixer tap. Built-in oven and gas hob with glass splash back and extractor over. Integrated Fridge/Freezer. Cupboard housing gas fired combination boiler (updated in may 2025). Windows to side. Character wooden beams. Wood Flooring. Steps up to:

Inner Hallway

Built in storage cupboards. Access to loft space.

Refitted Bathroom

Grey gloss vanity units with wash basin and cupboard under and a close coupled WC with concealed cistern. Matching panelled bath with shower over. Towel radiator. Neutral tiling to principal areas.

Bedroom One

Window to rear. Fitted Wardrobe. Radiator.

Bedroom Two/Study

Currently used as a study, can be changed into small bedroom with the removal of wardrobes. Window to rear. Radiator.

Directions

From the round about in the centre of the market place continue straight on towards the town centre and at the next roundabout turn right into St. Mary Street. Where the property can be found on the right.

Agents notes

Leasehold Property - The ground rent is £250 per annum and this will not increase due to a deed of variation on the lease. The term is 125 years from 1st January 2005, so remaining years are likely to be 103 (2026).