Three-bedroom 19th-century townhouse

This 19th-century townhouse is situated in a central location, within a short walk of local amenities. The ground floor comprises a generously proportioned sitting room, separate dining room, and kitchen with access to the rear garden. The first floor offers two double bedrooms and a family bathroom, while the second floor provides a further double bedroom with exposed beams and views over the surrounding area. The enclosed, south-facing rear garden is bordered by a stream, with St Aldhelm’s Park beyond, and benefits from side access. The property requires modernisation and offers considerable scope for improvement, making it suitable for purchasers seeking a refurbishment project in a convenient central setting. All mains are connected, and a gas combination boiler provides central heating and domestic hot water. Malmesbury is reported to be England’s oldest borough, dating from around 880AD, and was voted Best Town in the South West in 2026. The vibrant market town is home to a stunning 12th century Abbey, a 15th century Market Cross, and a charming High Street with unique independent shops. Residents can enjoy lovely walks along the beautiful River Avon, fabulous cafes, restaurants, pubs, and the oldest hotel in England. Amenities include a Waitrose supermarket, a regular farmers market, library, museum, leisure centre with pool, two primary schools, and a high-performing academy secondary school. It is also home to the UK headquarters of Dyson, with nearby attractions including Westonbirt Arboretum and the Cotswold Water Park. The city of Bath is 23 miles to the south-west, and Junction 17 of the M4, 5 miles south, provides access to major employment centres. Trains to Paddington take just over an hour from Chippenham and Kemble, with Bristol Airport and London Heathrow also within easy reach.