Cholderton Road, Newton Toney

A pleasantly situated and well-arranged three-bedroom detached bungalow, enjoying a quiet cul-de-sac position. No onward chain. EPC: D
The Property
The property comprises a well-arranged three-bedroom detached bungalow situated in this popular village and benefiting from a quiet cul-de-sac position. Internally, the property is presented in good order throughout, offering a general sense of space. There is a generous kitchen/breakfast room with access to the rear garden, along with a spacious sitting room featuring sliding doors that allow ample natural light and a pleasant view of the beautifully landscaped rear garden. The two double bedrooms include one with built-in storage and the other with an open shower, while the third single bedroom is suitable as a study. Additionally, there is a family bathroom. To the front, there is a single garage and driveway parking.
Outside
At the front, the garden is mainly laid to lawn and enclosed on both sides by hedges. There is a block-paved path leading to the front door, as well as a single garage and parking space.

The rear garden is fully enclosed and mature, well-stocked with a variety of shrubs, flowers, and plants. It benefits from a wooden summer house, along with a greenhouse, and enjoys a westerly facing aspect.
Location
The property is located on the outskirts of the desirable village of Newton Toney, situated on the north-eastern side of the cathedral city of Salisbury and approximately five miles from the world Heritage site of Stonehenge. It offers excellent road connections via the A303 to the West Country and eastward towards the M3 and London, making it particularly appealing to commuters. Additionally, residents can take advantage of a mainline rail link from the nearby village of Grateley directly to London Waterloo in approximately 80 minutes. Newton Toney itself boasts a vibrant community spirit, with a popular primary school, a well-established and sought-after village pub, and convenient shopping facilities available in the nearby Cathedral city of Salisbury.
Directions
From Salisbury, follow Castle Road (A345) in a northerly direction until you reach the Beehive roundabout. Take the third exit and proceed along this road, passing through the villages of Porton and Boscombe. After leaving Boscombe village, continue straight ahead until you reach Allington. Stay on this road for approximately 1.2 miles. Just before reaching The Dogs Trust, turn right onto the village road. Follow this road until you reach a junction, then turn left. The cul-de-sac will be on your left-hand side.