West Overton, Marlborough, Wiltshire, SN8

A stylish and spacious family home with versatile accommodation arranged over two principal floors with a large reception room on a lower level which can be enjoyed as a games room/fourth bedroom. The house is well presented to a high standard throughout.

The ground floor includes a bright and airy sitting room with wood burner set in limestone and French Doors that lead to the garden. The generous kitchen/breakfast room is fitted with a large centre island, granite worksurfaces, ample cupboards, a Britania 6 hob gas range cooker with double oven and grill and separate utility room off of it. The main bedroom suite includes French Doors that lead out to a balcony offering stunning southerly views of the country side hills and comprises of a dressing room, bathroom with bath and separate shower. Sweetapple is light and bright with numerous windows all enjoying a fine outlook either over the gardens or views beyond.
This property is set on .27 acres of well-maintained gardens backing onto uninterrupted countryside views. There is a detached double garage with separate workshop and generous parking.
Built in 2000, Sweetapple was named after Lettice Sweetapple, one of Earl Pembroke’s tenants who lived in West Overton in the 1800’s.

Mains water, electricity, and drainage. Oil heating.
Tenure: Freehold
Local Authority: Wiltshire Council: 0300 456 0100
EPC Band:
Council Tax Band: F

Broadband and mobile coverage https://checker.ofcom.org.uk/
Broadband type
Download speed Upload speed
Standard 8 Mbps 0.9 Mbps
Superfast 60 Mbps 14 Mbps
Ultrafast not available
Mobile outdoor
Provider Voice Data
EE Likely Likely
Three Limited None
02 Likely Limited
Vodafone Limited Limited

Sweetapple is situated in the hamlet of West Overton, with far reaching views over adjoining open countryside. West Overton is a small village in the Kennet Valley surrounded by downland, which is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The market town of Marlborough is approximately 4 miles to the east offering a good range of boutique shops, coffee bars and restaurants. Nearby Lockeridge provides a church and primary school, and The Bell gastro pub is close by.
Communications are first class with easy access to the A4 and M4 providing fast access to London and the motorway network (M3 and M5).
Regular train service to London Paddington from Pewsey
(from 67 minutes), Great Bedwyn (from 64 minutes),
Hungerford (from 58 minutes), Swindon (from 47 minutes)
and London Waterloo from Pewsey (94 minutes) and Andover (from 75 minutes).