St. James Way, Durrington

THE PROPERTY An immaculately presented detached family home situated in a highly sought after no through road of just four other properties.
The property offers spacious accommodation throughout which includes the welcoming entrance hall with tiled flooring and bespoke oak staircase with glass balustrade, the tiled flooring continues through to the large dining room, bespoke oak glazed doors lead to the generously sized living room with oak flooring and patio doors provide access to the rear garden, the well equipped kitchen also provides a view of the garden with a door leading to the utility room, cloakroom and access to the double garage.
Upstairs the accommodation is equally as generous offering five double bedrooms, two of which benefit from en-suite shower rooms, the stunning family bathroom completes the internal accommodation.
To the front of the property there is a gravelled driveway providing off road parking for at least three cars, access to the double garage via electric roller doors and an electric car charging point. The pressingly kept, south facing rear garden is enclosed with a rendered wall and timber fencing, a composite decked area with inset lighting abuts the immediate rear of the property and provides the perfect spot for summer dining, a further decked area offers a secluded seating area with the remainder being laid to lawn. There is a brick built storage shed in the rear garden which provides further storage.  

LOCATION The property is located approximately two miles north of Amesbury within easy walking distance of the heart of the village. Durrington itself is situated to the east of Salisbury Plain and provides excellent local amenities with two public houses, a petrol station, a good range of general stores, Post Office, veterinary surgery, doctors, swimming pool and leisure centre and a church. The village also has a primary and secondary schools and recreational ground. The neighbouring town of Amesbury has supermarkets, hairdressers, cafes, hotels and a variety of shops. The Cathedral City of Salisbury is approximately 10 miles south with a wide range of educational, shopping and leisure facilities together, including a theatre and cinema, and a main line railway station to London Waterloo (83 minutes). The property is also within easy reach of Andover and Grateley stations with even quicker journey times. The location offers a good bus service with the A303 situated a mile to the south, giving ideal links to London and the South West. 

DIRECTIONS From Amesbury High Street, continue to the traffic lights and turn left. At Countess roundabout continue straight on signposted to Upavon and Pewsey. At the next roundabout turn right into Larkhill Road and continue down the hill, turning left into Bulford Road at the mini roundabout. Proceed along this road and turn left into Glebe Road. St James Way will be found on the left hand side.