Pound Street, Ebbesbourne Wake

DESCRIPTION

Located in the heart of the Chalke Valley, this 19th century end-of-terrace character cottage, which has been extended, creating a more modern style of living whilst maintaining the character and charm.

The spacious accommodation includes a kitchen large enough for a dining table, which opens up into a large sitting room, both rooms benefitting from solid wood flooring, a further reception room with wood burning stove, currently used as a dining room, but could serve a number of different uses, downstairs WC, four bedrooms and a bathroom. The overall feel of the house is very light and airy and in excellent decorative order.

Externally there is a parking space to the front, private rear garden and views over the neighbouring countryside.

OUTSIDE

To the front of the property there is a small gravel driveway providing parking, as well as a log store, all with easy access to the front door.

The rear garden can be accessed via the double doors in the dining room, where you step out onto decking, providing a perfect space for entertaining. The rest of the garden is mainly laid to lawn, with shingle borders, all enclosed by recently fitted wooden panel fencing, and a garden gate, enjoying views towards the neighbouring hills beyond.

LOCATION

Ideally situated within the small and unspoilt village of Ebbesbourne Wake, at the western end of the Chalke Valley within the Cranborne Chase National Landscape and Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village has a church, St John the Baptist, that dates back to the 13th century, a well-renowned family-run public house (The Horseshoe Inn), an active village hall and thriving village community. Nearby, the village of Broad Chalke offers a comprehensive range of village amenities including a highly regarded primary school, post office and stores, church and doctors' surgery and the annual internationally renowned Chalke History Festival.

More extensive amenities can be found approximately 12 miles away at the beautiful cathedral city of Salisbury, the iconic North Dorset Saxon hilltop town of Shaftesbury is 10 miles and Tisbury, with its eclectic shops, mini-supermarket, deli and butcher, is a convenient 6 miles.

The surrounding area boasts numerous excellent...

SERVICES

The property is connected to mains water and electricity. Drainage is private via a shared sewage treatment plant. There is oil fired central heating (new bunded oil tank put in 2024), as well as a wood burning stove in the dining room. The range cooker has a gas hob, via Calor gas bottles. The loft has been recently insulated.

LOCAL AUTHORITY

Wiltshire Council, Band D.

TENURE

Freehold

VIEWINGS

Strictly by appointment, only with Boatwrights.
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