Description
Avon Fields is conveniently situated between Netheravon Road and the High Street, in the Wiltshire village of Durrington. Here a fine selection of one bedroom apartments and two, three and four bedroom houses are being built, close to one of the most historic parts of this beautiful county.
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Specification
10 Year NHBC warranty
Front garden turfed or landscaped
450 x 450 riven buff paving slabs
Rear garden division - larch lap fencing
uPVC double glazed windows
Fitted wardrobes to bedroom 1
Chrome internal ironmongery
Ferroli system boiler with Solar Thermal Panels
Bicycle storage/clothes dryer
Telephone point to living room, bedroom 1, study or smallest bedroom
TV points to living room and bedroom 1
Virgin Media point to living room and bedroom 1
Wall mounted PIR light to front access
Choice of wall tiles to kitchen, utility, bathrooms and en-suite*
White bathroom suite
Stainless steel built under double oven, hob and hood
Stainless steel built under single oven, hob and hood
Smoke alarms to hall and landing
Garage within curtilage to have power (a double socket and light)
Leisure facilities
Durrington is a large village and as such provides several shops for dayto- day needs, two pubs, two churches, and recreational facilities that include an indoor swimming pool and fitness centre. .
The village is set close to the River Avon, within the eastern area of
Salisbury Plain and only 2 miles north of Amesbury. This attractive
small market town offers a greater range of amenities including shops, restaurants, pubs and inns, whilst it is also home to the brand new £250 million Solstice Park. Located by the A303, this will offer huge opportunities for business and commerce, alongside
added leisure facilities for the local community. Stonehenge is just 2 miles from Amesbury and Durrington Walls and Woodhenge are also important prehistoric sites close to Avon Fields. Salisbury is undoubtedly one of the finest cathedral cities in Britain and being only 10 miles from Durrington makes it the ideal destination for further shopping, leisure and entertainment opportunities. This medieval city is the perfect mix of ancient and modern, with
its magnificent 13th century cathedral forming a graceful centerpiece.
Wiltshire is a fine county of great diversity, with much countryside
designated as Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. In addition to the World Heritage Sites of Stonehenge and Avebury, the cathedral city of Salisbury and lively market towns such as Amesbury, the county offers so much more. Vast areas of wonderful rolling countryside, stately homes and magnificent gardens in abundance, the iconic white horse hill figures and many
beautiful picture book villages, are all waiting to be explored.
Local shopping
Andover is an attractive market town 17 miles away and also offers excellent opportunities for shopping and leisure.
Schools and education
Schooling is also available in the village, catering for all ages from
nursery through to sixth form
Nearest schools:
- All Saints CE Infants School - Primary (0.6 miles)
- Avon Valley College - Secondary (0.6 miles)
- Durrington Church of England Controlled Junior School - Primary (0.7 miles)
Transport links
Avon Fields is located off the A345 Salisbury to
Swindon Road, on the western side of Durrington.
Swindon is 36 miles away to the north, from where the
M4 can be joined for fast journeys east and west.
Salisbury is around 10 miles to the south and from
here the A354 to Weymouth, A338 to Bournemouth
and A36 to Southampton can all be accessed. A mile
to the south of Durrington the A345 has a junction
with the A303 trunk road, going west into Devon
and east to Andover. Beyond here it joins the M3
for journeys to the M25 or London, the latter being
around 80 miles from Avon Fields.
Durrington is well served by buses, with regular
services to Amesbury and Salisbury.
For rail travellers, the stations at Salisbury and Grateley
provide regular services to London Waterloo, with
fastest journey times of 1 hour 24 minutes and 1 hour
17 minutes.
Nearest station:
Grately
(7.5 miles)
Driving directions
Postcode for Satellite Navigation: SP4 8AU
Opening hours
Thursday - Monday 10am - 5pm
Call directly
Tel: 01980 699711
Site plan
About Persimmon Homes
Persimmon Homes
Persimmon is one of the UK's leading house builders. Founded in 1972 by Life President, Duncan Davidson, Executive Chairman is Mr John White. We build around 16,700 homes a year on more than 500 sites nationwide, with headquarters in York.
The group comprise of a North, South and Central Division with a total of 36 regional offices building from Scotland, Through the North and Midlands, down to the South and South West of England and South Wales.
Persimmon specialises in offering a wide choice of beautifully designed homes in prime locations throughout the UK. Whether a studio apartment or executive family home, Persimmon has a reputation for building properties of the highest quality. This means that we offer the widest choice of quality new homes in the greatest number of quality places throughout the UK. We aim to provide the highest levels of design, construction and service; so however you live your life, you'll feel more at home with Persimmon.
