Detached house to rent in East Chisenbury, Wiltshire SN9

Available to rent until 30th November 2025 (15 months), The Cottage, is a stylish house stretching back to a magnificent open plan family sitting / dining / kitchen with a wall of glass opening to a spacious terrace looking out to the river and beyond,
Dating originally to the 1930's the house has latterly been extended and updated to become a surprisingly spacious and extremely comfortable family home with good sized rooms and a pleasing sense of calm.

At A glance

Downstairs:
Entrance hall
drawing room
sitting room
family room opening to the paved terrace, dining area and kitchen
garage with utility room
wc
Upstairs:
Master bedroom with dressing area and balcony
four futher double bedrooms
two bathrooms one with shower over bath
Outside:
A gate to the side of the house leads to an enclosed area with the oil tank.
Paved terrace
steps down to a good size garden laid mainly to lawn and with established fruit trees and seating. Wide river frontage.
Parking is to the front of the house on the road.

Services

Mains water and electricity, private drainage, oil fired central heating.
Wiltshire Council Tax Band E
EPC band E
Ultrafast Broadband (1000mps) available in the area according to
Mobile signal is likely both indoors and outdoors with the main providers (

Holding Deposit on acceptance: £426.92
Security Deposit before check in: £2134.61
Affordability threshold: £55,500 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.

Location: Sitting quietly on the edge of Salisbury Plain, the popular village of East Chisenbury lies to the south of Upavon where there are good local amenities including a shop, a post office, and two public houses. Of particular note is the highly regarded and Michelin starred Red Lion Public House within the village itself. The Plain is perfect for walking and riding and there are several golf courses nearby. Pewsey is six miles to the north offering a wider range of shops and amenities, The historic market towns of Devizes and Marlborough are about twelve miles away, both with a comprehensive range of shops, sports clubs, entertainment and restaurants. And, of course, the lovely city of Salisbury is just fifteen miles away.

Communications are excellent with the A303 (London/Exeter) just six miles away, Pewsey station is six miles (London Paddington in little over an hour.). For Waterloo and the City, there is a station at Andover with trains running every half an hour.

Directions:

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