Bungalow for sale in Boscombe, Salisbury SP4

Downlands occupies an elevated position within this sought after Bourne Valley village, boasting gorgeous views across the adjacent valley.

The home is prime for full renovation and currently has full planning permission granted to create a substantial detached home, including changes to the access driveway pl/2023/04634 and pl/2024/04178.

The home originally dates from the 1930's and has 3 bedrooms, a family bathroom, kitchen, dining room and sitting room.

The home requires complete refurbishment and is prime for re-imagination and renovation, to whatever extent the next owner desires.

A viewing is strongly advised to fully appreciate the homes superb position and scope for the future.

Outside

Currently the home has parking in a private bay at the foot of the garden. Steps then rise up to the property.

The gardens wrap around the home on three sides and enjoy an excellent degree of privacy, as well as views to the front across the valley beyond.

Situation

The property is situated in the popular village of Boscombe which is surrounded by rolling countryside perfect for rural pursuits such as walking, riding and cycling. There is a public house and church whilst in the neighbouring village of Porton, about a mile away, there is a primary school, newsagent and a Post Office/store for everyday needs. Newton Toney, which is nearby, also offers a primary school and award winning pub, The Malet Arms. The property is within the catchment area for both of the excellent Salisbury Grammar schools and the school bus stop is nearby. The A303 is easily accessible, allowing convenient access to Andover, Basingstoke, London and the West Country; and there are main line railway stations in the nearby village of Grateley (less than a ten minute drive away) and Salisbury (7 miles away) both providing regular services to London Waterloo and the West Country. There is also super-fast Fibre Optic broadband available in the village.

Additional Information

It should be noted the boundary between Downlands and Barchester House is in the process of being adjusted, therefore the new title plan will not match the one on the above planning applications. It is approximately 2 metres narrower on that boundary.