2 bedroom end of terrace house for sale

This stylish modern home is tucked away in a small row of just three houses, set along a wide and peaceful road in one of Malmesbury's most popular developments. It's the perfect spot for anyone looking to enjoy the charm of England's oldest borough, with its bustling high street, weekly market, Abbey, and a great mix of cafes, shops and countryside walks all close by.Step InsideYou're welcomed into a bright hallway that immediately sets the tone, complete with a downstairs cloakroom/WC – a handy addition for busy households and visiting guests.The sitting room feels instantly inviting, with soft carpet underfoot, making it a cosy retreat at the end of the day. A useful under-stairs cupboard keeps everything neatly tucked away.At the back, the kitchen-diner is sleek and practical, with smart cabinetry and space for a dining table. French doors open directly to the garden, creating a natural flow for entertaining – whether that's a summer barbecue, Sunday brunch, or simply enjoying a quiet morning coffee.Upstairs EscapeUpstairs, you'll find two generous double bedrooms, each ready to be styled to suit. The family bathroom is fresh and modern, fitted with a bath and overhead shower to suit both relaxing evenings and busy mornings.Outdoor LivingAt the front, there are two private parking spaces. To the side, a gated pathway – solely for this home – gives useful space for bin storage and leads neatly to the rear garden.The back garden is a blank canvas, fully enclosed with timber fencing and laid mainly to lawn, with a patio by the house that's just waiting to be dressed with a table and chairs.Perched high above the surrounding countryside, Malmesbury is a town steeped in history and full of life. Known as England's oldest borough, it sits at the gateway to the Cotswolds, wrapped in the natural beauty of the River Avon and characterised by its honey-coloured stone buildings and winding lanes.This isn't just a town of the past — Malmesbury effortlessly blends centuries-old architecture with vibrant modern living. From its impressive medieval Abbey to hidden alleyways and riverside strolls, every corner offers something unique. Alongside historic charm, you'll find a thriving high street with independent shops, cosy cafés, a Waitrose, and a variety of local events that bring the community together.Families are well catered for, with highly rated schools, leisure facilities, and excellent transport links. Chippenham and Kemble train stations offer direct routes into London, while the M4 is just five miles away, providing easy access to Bristol, Bath, Swindon, and Cirencester.Whether you're drawn by the character, the convenience, or the community spirit, Malmesbury is a place where heritage and everyday living go hand in hand.