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Sarum Lodge, Three Swans Chequer, Rollestone Street, Salisbury, SP1

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Apartment

BEDROOMS

1

BATHROOMS

1

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Description

This purpose-built and self-contained first floor flat is delightfully presented and has recently been recarpeted throughout. The property, with lift and stair access, is located within a very modern development of one and two bedroom apartments, within the city centre, built specifically for the over 60's market and which offer independent living in a secure, managed environment. This particular flat has an entrance hall with cylinder/storage cupboard, an attractive shower/wc, generous double bedroom with built-in wardrobe, living room with ornamental fireplace and a well fitted kitchen with integral oven with grill, ceramic hob with extractor over and an integral washing machine. There is a large and well furnished, communal lounge and coffee bar where residents are encouraged to meet and socialise.

AT A GLANCE
one bedroom
one reception
one bathroom
residents parking
communal gardens


SERVICES
Communal electric heating, mains drains and water.
EPC BAND C
Wiltshire Council Tax Band D

Mobile: Likely with all main providers (Ofcom)
Broadband: Ultrafast available (Ofcom)

Location:
The development is situated between Rollestone Street and Endless Street in the heart of Salisbury city centre and approximately 100 yards from the Market Square and Guildhall.

Salisbury city centre has a thriving community spirit and of particular note the twice weekly Charter market (Tuesdays and Saturdays) sees the market square alive with traders selling fresh fruit, vegetables, butchers and various street food offerings.

There are numerous restaurants, cafes, shopping and recreational facilities to explore. The old George Mall and Cross Keys provide independent and national retailers.

Salisbury has two cinemas (Odeon and Everyman) as well as The Playhouse and Studio theatres which produce quality performances throughout the year. Salisbury is also well connected with a main line with station to London Waterloo, road communication links via the A303 to the West Country and easterly towards Basingstoke and the M3 to London.

The medieval cathedral city of Salisbury has a great history with many period properties, beautiful churches and Salisbury Cathedral within the peaceful Cathedral Close, are renowned throughout the world and popular with locals and tourists alike. To the north-east of the city the world heritage site of Stonehenge and its contemporary visitor centre bring this historically important attraction to life. The New Forest and South Coast are easily accessible to the south of the City.

Directions:
The development has two points of entry with the secure main access, which also includes gated parking, being from Rollestone Street. The second entrance (shoppers entrance) at the rear is approached via Endless Street and thence to the Market Square.

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About Winkworth, Salisbury

44 Castle Street, Salisbury, SP1 3TS
Winkworth Salisbury Estate Agents
01722 510089

At Winkworth Salisbury, we believe in having an open and honest dialogue with our clients. We're a heritage company with a contemporary approach, so if you'd like to discuss how we can help you in more detail, please make an appointment at our new offices in Castle Street, Salisbury, which are close to the Market Square and easily accessible in the centre of the City.

During these challenging times we know that you will have many questions regarding market conditions, and we would be delighted to share our observations with you on a regular basis.

A wealth of experience in sales and lettings -

We pride ourselves on matching the right people with the right homes. We take the time to see the little things that other agents miss. We're mines of knowledge, handing out tips about our areas that only a local would know. And where others see clients, we see people; where others see houses, we see homes.

Why move to Salisbury?

The ancient city of Salisbury offers the very best of town and country - bustling city centre, breathtaking countryside and lashings of community spirit. The historic city centre offers excellent shopping, eating, drinking and entertainment in a setting that couldn't be more picturesque, while the surroundings offer quintessential English countryside, great dog walks, cycle rides, country houses and other attractions to explore. Thanks to the abundance of cycle paths, bike shops and the largely flat city centre, the area is also markedly bike-friendly. There is a great choice of schools, lots of family friendly activities plus reliable bus services so older children can have a taste of independence. What's more, Salisbury is just 90 minutes drive or train ride from the capital, and boasts special pre-6am and late night commuter-friendly rail services. In short, Salisbury is not only beautiful and steeped in history, it's also family, commuter, cycle and dog friendly, making it a great place to raise children and a popular choice with both local people and those moving out of London.

A little bit of history

Salisbury is a vibrant cathedral city with an historic heart. The town as we know it was laid out in a grid pattern around 1220, with a market at its centre. Soon after, work on Salisbury Cathedral began. In medieval times Salisbury was a popular stop between the west and channel ports, London and the West Country, but the main industry was wool making. By the 15th century, Salisbury became one of the largest towns in England with a population of around 8,000. Today it's home to nearer 40,000.

Things to do

Whether you're interested in history, culture, sports or the great outdoors there is plenty to keep you busy in Salisbury and the surrounding countryside.

The Salisbury Museum offers fascinating permanent and special exhibitions spanning archeology, fine art and social history, Salisbury Theatre puts on an eclectic mix of productions and the Odeon on Canal Street shows all the latest films. There are copious cultural events held throughout the year from music festivals to evenings devoted to world-famous photographer and Wiltshire resident Cecil Beaton.

Leisure pursuits are extraordinarily well catered for too, with a myriad of golf courses, a race track, open country houses and National Trust properties, chalk stream fishing and acclaimed field sports, to name but a few. The Five Rivers leisure centre offers a choice of swimming pools, a fully equipped gym, an exercise, yoga and dance studio, an eight court sports hall, an athletics track and the Take Five café.

Within the city you'll find a great choice of parks, both urban and riverside, all of which are are dog friendly with excellent play equipment for children. Further afield you'll find some of the UK's most beautiful countryside. Salisbury sits at the confluence of five rivers, the River Avon and its chalk stream tributaries the Nadder, Ebble, Wylye and Bourne. They cut a path through the landscape to the sea, their gin clear streams making up the wonderfully eclectic topography that surround the water meadow levels of the city.

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