Two double bedrooms; formerly three-bedroom layout allowing reconfiguration
Open-plan living/dining with restored timber floors and fireplace
Large four-piece family bathroom on first floor
Small, south‑easterly facing enclosed rear garden
Freehold with mains gas boiler and radiators; double glazed post‑2002
Solid brick walls likely uninsulated — potential energy upgrades needed
Average-sized rooms; limited footprint restricts extension potential
Fast broadband and excellent mobile signal in city location
This mid‑terrace period townhouse blends original character with modern updates across an average-sized footprint in Old Town, Swindon. The ground floor features an open-plan living and dining area with restored timber floors and an ornamental fireplace, while the kitchen and small study add practical everyday space. Two double bedrooms sit above alongside a large four-piece family bathroom — the home was formerly three bedrooms and could be reconfigured for an extra room if required.
The property is freehold, with mains gas boiler and radiators, double glazing fitted after 2002, and fast broadband and excellent mobile signal for city living. A south‑easterly facing, fully enclosed rear garden provides outdoor space, though the plot is small and best suited to low‑maintenance gardening or a patio. EPC information suggests current energy performance around band D with clear scope to improve towards band B.
Suitably positioned for commuters and families, the house is an easy walk to the railway station, local shops and reputable primary and secondary schools. While presented to a modern standard in the key rooms, the solid brick walls are likely uninsulated and the compact footprint limits extension potential without planning — buyers looking for more space should factor possible conversion costs. Overall this is a practical, characterful town property offering immediate comfort and scope to add value through thoughtful updating.
