The Wirr, Steeple Langford, Salisbury

This three-bedroom cottage sits at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac on the edge of Steeple Langford, offering a peaceful village setting within easy access of Salisbury and surrounding areas. With spacious rooms, a large south-facing garden, and plenty of storage, the cottage has been extended over the years to provide generous living space while retaining its traditional character.

The sitting room is well-proportioned, with a wood-burning stove and space for a dining table, making it a sociable and comfortable area. The kitchen has been refitted with ample storage and workspace and a large separate utility room adds a further large practical space. The conservatory provides an additional living area with views over the garden and could be used as a dining room if required. A downstairs WC and shower room complete the ground floor.

Upstairs, there are three double bedrooms, two of which have built-in wardrobes. The main bathroom has been updated in a simple, traditional style, making good use of the space. Throughout the house, there is plenty of storage, including a large lean-to, workshop and garden shed.

The garden is a key feature; it is fully enclosed, south-facing, and level, making it both a secure space for children and a lovely area for sitting out. There are different seating spots to make the most of the sun at various times of day. At the front, there is driveway parking for several cars with potential to add a garage or carport, subject to permissions.

Steeple Langford is a well-regarded village in the Wylye Valley, known for its strong community and rural surroundings. The village is well-placed for access to amenities, with the village of Wylye within easy walking distance, offering a post office, shop, and pub. Hanging Langford, also nearby, has an active village hall hosting a range of activities. Langford Lakes Nature Reserve is a short walk away, providing excellent opportunities for walking and birdwatching, with the Kingfisher Café nearby for refreshments.

The area is well connected, with easy access to Route 24 of the National Cycle Network, offering scenic routes through the countryside. Salisbury is just 10 miles away, and provides a wide range of shops, restaurants, and cultural venues, along with good schooling options. The A303 is within easy reach and provides links to London and the South West and Salisbury's mainline station offers direct services to London Waterloo in around 85 minutes, making this an accessible location while still enjoying a peaceful countryside setting.

Council Tax Band: C
Tenure: Freehold