End terrace house to rent in Granary Road, Great Bedwyn, Marlborough, Wiltshire SN8

At a Glance:
• End Terraced three bedroomed House
• Unfurnished
• Pets Considered
• Lounge with open fire
• Large Kitchen with integrated dishwasher
• Utility Room
• Garden
• Garage and Parking

Holding deposit on acceptence x 1 weeks rent £363.46
Security deposit prior to check in x 5 weeks rent £1817.30

Affordability Threshold: £47,250 per annum.
The Holding Deposit will be retained for a period of 15 days whilst checks and agreements are finalised, and will be deducted from the first month's rent due at check in. The agent has the right to retain some or all of the deposit if false information is given prior to referencing which leads to a failure of reference checks.

Built in 1996 this home is within walking distance of the great amenities that Great Bedwyn offers, including a short walk from the station with direct access into London Paddington.

Accommodation comprises of lounge with open fire, kitchen/breakfast room, utility room and downstairs cloakroom. Upstairs there are two really good size double bedrooms, the main with a large built in wardrobe, a single bedroom and bathroom.

To the rear is a lovely garden with terrace and raised lawn area which is surrounded by mature shrubbery.

The property also benefits from a single garage with power and electric door, and a drive in front.

Services: Mains water and drainage, electricity, and electric storage heating.

EPC: E
Council Tax Band: E

Location: Great Bedwyn is an idyllic English village, much of which is included in a conservation area, situated towards the Eastern boundary of Wiltshire, 4.5 miles South West of Hungerford, and 6 miles South East of Marlborough. It lies on the River Dun and is bordered by the Kennet and Avon canal. A thriving and caring community with good commuter rail links to London, this highly-regarded village has its own Post Office (with bakery), shop and an excellent hostelry in the Three Tuns, gp surgery, church, garage and a primary school, which is rated excellent by Ofsted. The village is ideal for family living, being within catchment for the excellent St John's Academy and handy for commuting, as the railway station gives access to Hungerford, Newbury, Reading & London Paddington. Junction 14 of the M4 and the A34 are about twenty minutes' drive.