High Street, Shrewton, SP3

Occupying a prime central position with the sought-after village of Shrewton is this tastefully-presented three-bedroom detached house. The property resides within a tucked-away immediate position, with a private plot providing prospective buyers with a fantastic opportunity to establish their ideal family home - which is further enhanced by the strong community spirit within the village.

The accommodation comprises a range of good-sized spaces which present residents with the versatility to cater to their requirements. The ground floor is made up of a bright and welcoming reception room with central fireplace home to a wood burner with timber mantelpiece above, a convenient cloakroom, a characterful kitchen/breakfast room with feature floor tiling and rustic cabinetry along with space for a range of appliances and seating, and a large conservatory with doors flowing to the rear garden which is currently utilised as a dining room. Upstairs, there are three well-proportioned bedrooms which are served by the contemporary family bathroom.

Externally, the plot is first introduced via a shingle driveway which also gives access to the detached single garage with up-and-over door to the front. The driveway offers ample room for parking and provides primary access to the property via the front door. To the rear, the double doors from the conservatory open to an introductory patio with wrap-around access to the front of the plot. This is set before the enclosed rear garden which is mostly laid-to-lawn and is home to a timber summer house. Towards the rear of the plot there is a more secluded orchard area with fruit trees and mature greenery at its perimeter. There is also a greenhouse and an additional wooden shed for further storage.

Residents will look to benefit from the property’s excellent position within the village. Easily accessible amenities include a shop, the garage, the well-renown Plume of Feathers pub, as well as great connections to surrounding countryside walks - with nearby access to Salisbury Plain. Further afield, the historic city of Salisbury lies approximately eleven miles to the south and offer a great range of day-to-day amenities. These include, but are no limited to, excellent primary and secondary schooling, supermarkets, high street shops, and a plethora of restaurants, pubs, and bars to suit all tastes.