Cottage for sale in Shrewton, Salisbury SP3

The home offers a wealth of charm and original features including wooden beams and stunning fireplaces. Having been updated and extended over the years, this delightful cottage is immaculately presented and offers deceptively spacious accommodation throughout.

The home is discreetly nestled within its third of an acre of pretty cottage gardens. The traditional linear accommodation ensures the rooms are flooded with natural light and the main reception rooms are dual aspect. This stunning cottage has been meticulously maintained and is beautifully presented throughout. The kitchen is comprehensively appointed with solid wood bespoke Mark Wilkinson hand crafted cabinetry, an aga and attractive Granite work surfaces, perfectly in keeping with this characterful cottage. Beyond there is a glorious sitting room is of particular note and is a wonderful size with an Inglenook fireplace. The dining room, or secondary reception room is beyond and has a feature open fire. In addition there is a useful external utilities cupboard and a cloakroom. On the first floor there are three generous double bedrooms all serviced by a modern, stylish family bathroom.

Viewings are highly recommended to appreciate the wonderful character of this exceptional spacious cottage.

Outside

The gateway opens onto a driveway that offers parking for multiple vehicles and gives access to the detached garage and workshop.

The pretty cottage gardens wrap around the home, extending to 0.3 of an acre with tree lined boundaries on two sides. The cottage style gardens have been thoughtfully landscaped to compliment the property and then allowed to mature over many years. Winding pathways meander through the mature lawn that is framed by sweeping abundant floral and herbaceous borders. There is a huge variety of herbaceous and flowering shrubs that provides waves of colour throughout the year. In addition there are natural re-wilded areas and an ornamental pond.

Situation

Shrewton is a highly popular, thriving village in the heart of Salisbury Plain. The village itself offers an array of local amenities including an excellent village garage, two doctors, convenience store, butcher, hairdresser, recreation ground and a local pub. The nearby town of Amesbury offers further amenities including a choice of supermarkets, doctors, dentists, a library, restaurants and plenty of local shops, including a butcher, bakery and pubs. The Cathedral city of Salisbury is eleven miles to the south and provides a comprehensive choice of schooling, further shopping, restaurants, leisure facilities and a theatre. Local communications are excellent, the A303 is easily accessible (London/Exeter) and there is a main line train service from Salisbury (London Waterloo 85 mins)