Newton Toney, Salisbury, Wiltshire

The property October House is an impressive, welcoming, detached family home, set in a sought-after position in the popular village of Newton Tony.

The property features four bedrooms and wellpresented living accommodation, which includes four reception rooms, ideal for flexible living and entertaining.

The main ground-floor reception is the sitting room, with its wooden flooring and fireplace fitted with a woodburning stove. Double doors connect to the light and airy garden room with its skylight and bi-fold doors opening onto the west-facing gardens.

The ground floor also has a generous study and a dining room, which adjoins the kitchen/breakfast room. The kitchen itself has fitted units to base and wall level, as well as integrated appliances and space for a breakfast table.

Upstairs there are four double bedrooms including the master bedroom with its dressing area and en suite bathroom. Two further bedrooms have their own washbasins. One bedroom benefits from Strachan fitted units and wardrobes. The first floor also has a family bathroom with a separate shower unit. The upstairs rooms enjoy views of the countryside.

Outside
The property has a walled frontage shared with one other property. There is a garage with ultity room to the rear and a parking space for up to three vehicles. The gardens are mostly to the side and extend more than 200ft to the west. They include a terrace for al fresco dining and a far-reaching lawn, bordered by
mature trees. There are also raised beds which are ideal for growing vegetables.

Location
The small and well thought of village of Newton Tony is located eight miles north of Salisbury, surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside offering footpaths and cycle tracks. The village lies within a conservation area and the Winterbourne Downs Nature Reserve. Newton Tony has a village pub, primary school and village hall. Nearby Amesbury has everyday facilities such as supermarkets, shops and a doctors surgery. Salisbury offers excellent schools including Bishops
Wordsworth and South Wilts Grammar Schools for boys and girls respectively, shopping, restaurants, cafés and leisure facilities.

Newton Tony is a well-conected village offering a number of train and car gateways to all areas of the south. Grateley mainline station, five miles away,
provides direct services to London Waterloo twice hourly (1 hour 20 minutes), while the A303 offers connections by road towards the M3, London and surrounding points of interest. There are airports at Bristol, Bournemouth and Southampton.