Horefield, Porton, SP4

A meticulously updated three-bedroom semi-detached family home situated between the the peaceful Bourne Valley villages of Porton and Idmiston. The accommodation has been lovingly maintained and tastefully updated throughout to create a superb countryside property that can cater to a range of prospective buyer’s requirements. The property boasts a large plot, with a sizeable verdant garden to the rear, a versatile extension, and is superbly positioned for residents to enjoy extended views across the neighbouring Wiltshire countryside.

The ground floor is well configured and has been lovingly updated by the current vendors. It comprises a good-sized sitting room with central fireplace housing a wood burner set on a tiled hearth, a beautiful orangery with views over the rear garden and skylight above, a modern kitchen/diner equipped with integrated appliances and adjoining designated dining area, a practical utility room, and a convenient cloakroom. Upstairs there are three well-proportioned bedrooms, with mirror-fronted wardrobes to bedroom two, which are served by the contemporary family bathroom with luxury rainfall shower facilities.

Externally, the property occupies a generous plot and provides good scope for landscaping. To the front, a central path with adjacent rockery-style areas suitable for displaying bordering plants. To the rear, double doors from the sun room open to an introductory patio with space for a range of al fresco seating. This adjoins a shingle area which provides access to the workshop and an area for further seating. The patio flows down into the luscious orchard-like garden which is mostly laid-to-lawn with mature fruit trees and flowering plants throughout. The garden is also home to shrubbed areas and flower beds which can be used for vegetable patches, with further scope to landscape if desired. The outside space is a gardeners dream with fantastic potential.

Porton is a quaint village with great community spirit. Amenities include a village shop, takeaway restaurant, a church, and a well-renown garden centre. Approximately six-miles to the south, the Cathedral City of Salisbury provides a range of every-day facilities. These include high street shops, supermarkets, excellent primary and secondary schooling, and a vast variety of restaurants, pubs, and bars. Closer to home, Porton and the neighbouring Bourne Valley villages are connected with surrounding countryside walks, with great road links up to the A303 for commuters travelling towards London or down to the South West.