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£ 360,000
New
3 bedroom maisonette for sale
SN10
· 3 Bedrooms · 2 Baths · Flat
· Garden · Equipped kitchen · Parking
SN10 · 3 Bedrooms · 2 Baths · Flat · Garden · Equipped kitchen · Parking
A characterful three bedroom home arranged across two upper floors, offering a flexible and sociable way of living. The first floor is home to the main bedroom with its own en-suite shower room, a third bedroom, and a family bathroom appointed with a freestanding roll top bath and separate shower. Above, the top floor opens into a generous kitchen, dining and living space, with a second bedroom completing the level.A private garden and two allocated parking spaces with an EV car charging point complete the offering.Courtfield Gardens is a new development of 20 one-to-four bedroom homes in the heart of Trowbridge, Wiltshire, a town known for its rich history, good transport links, and strong sense of community. At its heart stands Courtfield House, a Grade II* listed building and one of Trowbridge's most significant historic properties. Built around 1762 by local clothier John Cockes, its Flemish bond brickwork and double-pile plan reflected the town's rise as a centre of woollen cloth
A characterful three bedroom home arranged across two upper floors, offering a flexible and sociable way of living. The first floor is home to the main bedroom with its own en-suite shower room, a third bedroom, and a family bathroom appointed with a freestanding roll top bath and separate shower. Above, the top floor opens into a generous kitchen, dining and living space, with a second bedroom completing the level.A private garden and two allocated parking spaces with an EV car charging point complete the offering.Courtfield Gardens is a new development of 20 one-to-four bedroom homes in the heart of Trowbridge, Wiltshire, a town known for its rich history, good transport links, and strong sense of community. At its heart stands Courtfield House, a Grade II* listed building and one of Trowbridge's most significant historic properties. Built around 1762 by local clothier John Cockes, its Flemish bond brickwork and double-pile plan reflected the town's rise as a centre of woollen cloth
£ 360,000