Introducing 20 The Elms – This captivating semi-detached cottage, crafted from timeless stone, beckons within strolling distance of High Street in the historic market town of Highworth.

Step inside to discover a charming layout designed for comfort and practicality. The tiled entrance hall extends a warm welcome, leading to a snug lounge adorned with a functional wood burner and classic floorboards.

The recently revamped galley kitchen boasts marble countertops and a charming butler sink, with access to a secluded rear courtyard for al fresco delights. Completing the ground floor is a recently renovated family bathroom adorned with timeless fixtures and fittings.

Venture to the first floor, where three bedrooms now grace the space, with the former primary bedroom now divided by a straightforward stud wall. In the second bedroom, a captivating traditional fireplace is nestled between built-in wardrobes on either side, while each of the first and second bedrooms exudes its own distinct charm.

Additionally, a versatile cellar space, heated for year-round comfort, offers flexibility as a reception room or supplementary bedroom, accessible from the kitchen.

Externally, the property boasts a well-maintained front garden enclosed by a traditional stone wall, flourishing with mature shrubs and bordered by a gated driveway, enhancing both privacy and curb appeal. Towards the far end of the garden lies a tranquil spot where you can unwind and enjoy moments of serenity within the summer house.

This delightful residence features newly installed UPVC double-glazed windows throughout, along with gas central heating and mains drainage. Kindly be advised that this property is situated within the Highworth Conservation Area and is flying freehold – For more information please speak with the agent.

Highworth is a historic market town on the edge of the internationally renowned Cotswolds area. Highworth provides a wealth of amenities including schools, a doctors' surgery, chemist, dentist and butchers along with many restaurants, pubs and shops, including the Coop supermarket, and a Saturday market in the town square. The local, Halo leisure centre has a covered swimming pool with the football, cricket, tennis, golf and bowls grounds close by. Wrag Barn golf club is also easily available. Highworth town is conveniently located with good road communications via the A420 to Oxford (26 miles) as well as the A419 to the M4 (19 miles) and M5 (33miles). Train links are available 4 miles away via Swindon to all mainline stations including London Paddington (within an hour).