Netheravon, Salisbury, SP4

The original house was the stables and coach house for the village brewery and was transformed by later additions, yet retains the character and architectural style of the original parts. The home is well maintained and neutrally decorated throughout and has been improved with the creation of an additional wing providing a ground floor bedroom suite and additional reception rooms.

The arrangement and flow of the accommodation is a particular feature, set over 2 floors and offering ultimate versatility in how it can be used. The ground floor accommodation comprises a kitchen/breakfast room with space for a breakfast table. Across the spacious entrance hall is a generous dining room with an open fireplace. The sitting room is beyond again with a wonderful warming fireplace and a door linking into the additional accommodation. Completing the ground floor accommodation is a cloakroom and a generous utility/laundry room. The western wing of the home includes a further study, snug, garden room and ground floor bedroom and bathroom suite.

On the first floor there are four well balanced double bedrooms. The principal bedroom is beyond generous in size with a range of built in wardrobes, en-suite bathroom and stunning dual aspect views across the gardens and adjoining paddocks. The remaining bedrooms are well proportioned, three excellent doubles that are serviced by an updated, well presented family bathroom.

We thoroughly recommend an internal inspection at your earliest opportunity to appreciate the deceptive accommodation this home offers

Outside

The gardens and ground are a particular feature of this home and extend to circa 1.9 acres in total. The property is approached via a gated entrance that opens onto the private driveway which runs around the pretty front garden with parking and turning for several cars and vehicles. There is a double garage with up and over door, power and light. Attached are two large brick built original stables.

The formal garden lies to the front and back of the home. The front is laid to lawn and flanked with established, colourful floral and herbaceous borders. The walled boundary provides a wonderful degree of privacy, The rear garden is laid to lawn and interspersed with specimen fruit trees. It is large enough to be used as a small paddock or an ideal kitchen garden, cut flower garden and orchard. Beyond the garden is the paddocks that measure about 1.4 acres with fenced boundaries and a useful field shelter.

Situation

The house is situated in a discreet yet central position, just off the high street in the village of Netheravon; the village has several local amenities including a village shop and Post Office, a church, hairdresser's and primary school. More extensive amenities can be found in the nearby market towns of Marlborough and Devizes, with Salisbury also offering shopping, theatre, cinema and an historic cathedral. The A303 is about 5 miles to the south linking to the M3 and the South West. Amesbury is close by with a big doctors surgery, physio's at Amesbury Abbey and a pet store. Mainline stations can be found in Grately, about 1 hour and 20 minutes and Salisbury, 1 hour and 30 minutes (London Waterloo) and Pewsey about 65 minutes (London Paddington). There are excellent local schools in the area including Marlborough College, Dauntsey’s, St Mary’s Calne, Godolphin, St. Francis Prep, Chaffyn Grove and Farleigh. The Neolithic English Heritage site of Stonehenge is about 7 miles away with the area being a popular destination, with plenty of walking, cycling, fishing, golfing and shooting available.