West Street, Salisbury, SP3

Wenlock House is a handsome mock Georgian property believed to have been built in the 1980’s, set in an elevated position at the heart of Barford St Martin. The house faces onto the River Nadder and has a secluded feel, being well-enclosed by mature greenery. The accommodation amounts to 2572 sq. ft. and is well presented throughout yet offers scope for cosmetic improvement. The welcoming entrance hall provides access to the ground floor reception rooms and a cloakroom. To the front of the home are the dining room and 19ft dual aspect sitting room with a brick surround fireplace and French doors leading out to the garden. The generous kitchen has ample wall and base units with space for a dining table and chairs, perfect for informal dining. Completing the ground floor is a generous utility room, a must for country living, with space for boots, coats and white goods. An internal door connects the double garage. On the first floor are four bedrooms and a family bathroom. The principle suite is worthy of mention as it has its own 25ft study/snug area and an en-suite shower room.

Outside

The house is approached by a gated block paved driveway, providing parking for several vehicles, and leading to the double garage. A parcel of lawn sits to the front of the home with mature hedging and shrubs providing privacy and seclusion. The rear garden is very secluded with well-established trees and shrubs around the boundary, providing a high degree of privacy. Adjacent to the sitting room and kitchen is a paved seating area under a glazed pergola, the ideal al-fresco dining and entertaining space. There is a generous lawn leading up to an area of hardstanding and a recently installed timber shed which could be used as a home office.

Situation

The charming village of Barford St Martin is situated in the highly desirable and sought after Nadder Valley, within the Cranborne Chase and West Wiltshire Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village itself has a popular pub, known for its excellent dining and is currently Wiltshire pub of the year 2021. There is a garage with a useful well-stocked mini supermarket and a wonderful First Friends children's nursery. The nearby village of Wilton is located approximately 2 miles away whilst Salisbury is about 6 miles away and has a mainline train station with regular services to London Waterloo. Salisbury offers good shopping and recreational facilities. There are many schools in the local area both state and private, including two grammar schools situated in Salisbury.