Laura Place, Box Hill, Box, Corsham

This charming historic cottage has been completely refurbished to an impeccable standard, combining original character with a stylish contemporary finish.
The ground floor features wooden flooring throughout, exposed stone walls and a wood burner, along with a modern fitted kitchen with integrated appliances and useful larder storage. There is also a downstairs WC and utility room, while double doors from the kitchen open onto a sunny terrace and lawned garden.
Upstairs are two good sized bedrooms and a modern bathroom with a roll-top bath.
Originally built by local quarry owner Thomas Strong, the cottage is believed to date from 1836 and is one of the earliest surviving quarrymen's cottages in the parish. Set on Box Hill, it is set in a peaceful position above the main village.
Box village is nearby, offering cafés, a convenience shop, primary school, nursery and doctors' surgery, with Bath and Corsham also within easy reach. Box Hill Common and Quarry Woods provide excellent opportunities for walking and exploring, while the very popular public house, Quarryman's Arms, is a stroll away.
The property also benefits from a nearby bus stop and has two allocated parking spaces, making it an ideal countryside retreat with excellent access to surrounding towns, villages and attractions.
Viewing in person highly recommended.

Deposit: £1,961.00

Council Tax
Wiltshire County Council, Band D

Notice
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