Glendale Crescent, Salisbury, SP1

The current owners have comprehensively extended and enhanced the home to include the newly created 19’ garden room, internal refurbishment and decoration, new windows and doors and the creation of an open fire, to name just a few of the many improvements. Upon entering the home, the light and airy ambience is immediately apparent. The welcoming entrance hall gives way to the accommodation which offers wonderful flexibility in how it can be used. There is an L shaped open plan sitting/dining room with fitted bookshelves, planation shutters and a focal point feature fireplace. The kitchen is fitted with ample and attractive wall and base units, a pantry cupboard and space for white goods. Adjoining is a recently created boot room with further storage and doors to the front and back. The large garden room is of particular note and sits to the rear of the home, with French doors opening out to the rear garden and two roof lanterns that flood the room with natural light. Three generous, well-balanced bedrooms, one used as a study, and a stylish family shower room completes the accommodation.

Outside

The home occupies one of the largest plots within this quiet crescent. To the front, there is ample parking for several cars on a private driveway, that in turn gives access to the attached single garage that has a thermal roller door. The decorative front garden is set behind a low-level wall, perfectly framing the homes façade.

The rear garden is a true highlight, having been totally overhauled and reimagined. To the side, there is ample space for growing troughs and a log store. To one side, the brick paved terrace is flanked by pear and apple trees, leading on to the pretty summerhouse. There is a second paved terrace, ideal for outdoor entertaining and dining. The central lawn is bordered by abundant floral and herbaceous borders, providing colour and texture. There is then a useful kitchen garden with raised beds. The garden is a true sanctuary, boasting a high degree of privacy.

Situation

The property is situated on a highly sought after residential road, located 1.4 miles from Salisbury city centre. A bus stop with regular services into the city is located on Greenwood Avenue. Salisbury has a wide range of shops and amenities including a twice weekly market and a mainline railway station with a direct line to London Waterloo (83 mins). The property is within a prime position to reach both Bishop Wordsworth’s and South Wilts grammar schools, and an array of schools in the independent sector including Salisbury Cathedral School, Chafyn Grove, Godolphin and Godolphin. Laverstock is also well placed for easy access to A36 to Southampton and the A30 and A303 for London and the West Country.

Property Ref Number:

HAM-60711