Vicarage Park, Redlynch, Salisbury, Wiltshire

Penwith House is an attractive property offering light and airy accommodation, with interlinking and versatile rooms ideally suited to entertaining and modern family lifestyles. The reception hall leads into the light-filled drawing room, which extends into a bay window alcove and features a corner fireplace. Glazed internal doors connect to the adjoining dining room that provides a link to the garden terrace via sliding doors.

Fitted with contemporary cabinetry, stone work surfaces and upstands, and with integrated appliances, the kitchen has an informal dining niche and a picture window to the delightful garden. Ancillary space is provided by a useful utility, beyond which is a storage room perfect for the wine aficionado. Ground floor rooms are completed by an office, providing a refuge for home-workers, and a cloakroom facility.

The first floor rooms benefit from the elevated outlook to the surrounding terrain and comprise a generously-proportioned and flexible-use family room, four double bedrooms and a fully-tiled family bathroom. The principal room enjoys a south-westerly aspect and offers access to a modern, ensuite shower room.

The garden at Penwith House is beautifully-maintained and designed to accommodate the slight incline of the plot. Manicured, high-level hedging forms a boundary at the frontage, with access onto a driveway of pavers providing parking and leading to the integral double garage. The garden extends to the side and rear of the property, with areas of lawn, clipped shrubs forming decorative spheres, and borders filled with an attractive collection of floral, fragrant and architectural planting. A stepping stone pathway takes a journey across the lawn to reach the pretty summer house which enjoys the far reaching views. Paved terracing adjoins the back of the house offering opportunities for al fresco dining and relaxation.

The property is situated in the popular Wiltshire village of Redlynch, on the edge of the New Forest National Park and surrounded by beautiful countryside. Local amenities include a primary school, a village hall hosting clubs and events, and a public house, with a convenience store and post office in adjoining Woodfalls and further facilities in nearby Downton.

An appealing range of shopping, leisure and cultural amenities are on offer in historic Salisbury, including the Salisbury Playhouse theatre and two multi-screen cinemas, as well as a mainline station providing regular services to London Waterloo in approximately 90 minutes. Communications links are excellent with road-users having easy access to the A36, A303 and A354.

Well-regarded local schools include Salisbury Cathedral School, Chafyn Grove and Godolphin School, as well as Bishop Wordsworth and South Wilts Grammar Schools.