Homanton, Salisbury, SP3

Occupying a discreet, edge of village position is Netherdene and set in a generous 0.3 acre plot that borders the River Till is this truly wonderful three bedroom detached chalet style bungalow that is prime for modernisation or extension. This deceptively spacious home is offered to the market for the first time with no onward chain and offers its next owners a traditional footprint of existing accommodation with ample scope for improvement and re-imagination.

The property is accessed via the front door into an entrance hall, which in turn gives way to the ground floor accommodation. To the front there is a spacious sitting room with a fireplace and a formal dining room. There is a simple kitchen to the rear with fitted wall and base units and space for white goods. Adjoining is a rear porch/ boot room. There is a further reception room/ study or additional bedroom to the rear and a family bathroom. On the first floor there are three bedrooms arranged around a gallery landing with a family bathroom.

The home offers a wonderful opportunity to reimagine and create your next owners dream home in a wonderful village location.

Outside

The property sits within a wonderful plot with wrap around gardens that amount to just over 0.3 of an acre. To the front of the property is a good size driveway that leads to the single garage. The front garden includes a parcel of lawn with pretty shrubs. Steps lead up to the front door. The remainder of the gardens wrap around two sides of the home with a mature lawn flanked by herbaceous borders and specimen trees providing a degree of privacy and seclusion.

Situation

Homanton adjoins Shrewton and 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).

Additional Information

Wiltshire Council: Tax Band E