Park Road, Tisbury, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP3

Enjoying an impressive elevated position with views over the Nadder Valley, this detached family home was constructed in the 1920`s and offers three reception rooms, four bedrooms, bathroom, garage driveway parking and generous gardens.

Set in the heart of Tisbury whilst enjoying wonderful views over the Village and surrounding valley, Southlands is well positioned in a large plot. Upon entering the property, you are greeted by a spacious entrance hall which adjoins both the sitting room and kitchen breakfast room.
The sitting room has a wood burning stove and bay window enabling a cosy feel to a substantial room. The kitchen/breakfast room has been recently refurbished and is a wonderfully light room which leads onto the dining room.

The dining room has far reaching views and benefits from bay window and an attractive red brick fireplace which has an oak mantel piece and houses a wood burning stove . Completing the ground floor accommodation there is a useful utility room and downstairs w/c which is set off the kitchen.

Moving up to the first floor, the primary bedroom is set at the front of the property enabling the owners to have a bright sunny bedroom which has a bay window. There are three further double bedrooms which are complemented by a large recently refurbished family bathroom. The family bathroom has an rainfall showerhead over the bath as well as a traditional handheld shower head, there is also a useful storage unit and stylish tongue and groove throughout.

Tisbury is a thriving village surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside, much of which is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. In addition to a range of individual shops including a delicatessen, florist, and café there is a small supermarket, buther, chemist, doctor, dentist ,vet, post office, school, sports centre and various inns including the renowned Beckford Arms a mile or so away. There is also a mainline station with services to Waterloo and road access is via the A30 to the south or A303 to the north which connects, via the M3, to the national motorway network and airports.

Independent and state schools nearby include St Mary’s Shaftesbury, Port Regis, Sandroyd, Bryanston, Gillingham School and Clayesmore. Salisbury is accessible by train and has an excellent commercial and cultural heart with further schools including South Wilts Grammar, The Cathedral School and Bishop Wordsworth’s School.

Stepping outside, there is a large rear garden which is predominantly laid to lawn and broken up by a couple of mature trees and fruit trees coupled with a number of attractive colourful flower beds. In addition, there is a small lawn to the front of the property alongside driveway parking, a garage and a useful garden storage shed.

Council Tax Band F

Mains electricity, water and drainage.
Sold fuel Rayburn
Electric panel heating

From Salisbury, take the A36 towards Warminster; then take the A30 at Wilton, towards Shaftesbury. At Barford St Martin, take a right-hand turning (on a sharp left-hand bend) on to the B3089 towards Hindon. At Fonthill Bishop, after the Bird and Carter Café, take the left-hand turning, under the stone Fonthill Arch. Follow this road through Fonthill Park and at the T-junction, opposite the Beckford Arms, turn left towards Tisbury. Continue along Hindon Lane through to the High Street and turn left at the garage. Southlands is the second house from the far end on the left-hand side.

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