Pitts Lane, Bishopstone, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP5

A superbly positioned four/five bedroom detached house with outstanding views situated in the heart of the Chalk Valley.

Situated in the desirable village of Bishopstone this charming period house offers incredible views over the neighbouring fields and the Chalk Valley. The Cottage has been modernised and extended over the years creating a wonderful blend of modern finishing coupled with a number of period features throughout.

Upon entering the property, the kitchen/dining room flows straight on from the hall and you immediately get a sense of the light and spacious nature of the property. The kitchen/dining room is exceptionally well finished and has been extended to maximise the views and the southern aspect on offer. Furthermore, the kitchen has an abundance of storage via base units and over counter units alongside plenty of work top space. There is also a breakfast bar for informal dining which doubles up as further preparation space if required.

Moving through the ground floor there are three reception rooms, the first of which is the sitting room which accessed from the hall has an open fire and adjoins the library/study. The library/study is dual aspect offering plenty of light and space as well as having a stable door out to the garden and parking area. The snug links the ground floor accommodation together and is again dual aspect with two sets of French windows looking out to the garden and a wood burning stove. Completing the ground floor is a downstairs w/c and utility room.

On the first floor there are five bedrooms, the primary bedroom has an en suite shower room and balcony which has been created to enjoy the views. There are two further double bedrooms with the second bedroom containing an attractive vaulted ceiling, bedroom three is a double bedroom which again enjoys rural views. There is a family bathroom and two further single bedrooms which are currently opened up to be one double bedroom completing the first floor.

The property occupies a pleasant location on the edge of the popular village of Bishopstone, which is a much sought after village which lies in the heart of the Chalk Valley and is part of the South Wiltshire Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and known for its rolling downland countryside across which there are opportunities for walking, riding and cycling in addition to fishing in the River Ebble.

The village is friendly and supportive with the nearby villages of Broad Chalke and Coombe Bissett having well regarded primary schools, public houses, community shops and post office with Broad Chalke also having a cafe facility (The Hub) in addition to a doctors surgery. A more extensive range of services and facilities can be found both in the small market town of Wilton which is approximately 3 miles to the north east and the Cathedral city of Salisbury which is approximately 6 miles to the east where there is a mainline railway station in to London. Salisbury District Hospital is 6 miles away and the railway station approximately 7 miles. There is also a regular bus service which runs along the valley road.

The Cathedral city of Salisbury has an excellent range of educational, recreational, leisure and shopping facilities which combine with a twice weekly market and trunk roads from the City provide access to nearby centres as well as the A303 which provides direct access to the east and the Thames Valley corridor in addition to the West Country.

Through the large electric gates parking for several vehicles is set over a very smart, block paved drive leading up to a oak timber triple-bay garage. The garage is bespoke and has been built by a reputable local company based in the New Forest, this is evident for the clever configuration of the bays. The two side bays are open and operate as car ports whilst the central bay is capable of housing a motor home/caravan.

The garden is laid mainly to lawn with a raised terrace leading across the back of the house and winding its way down the garden past various outbuildings to a decked area and then on to a private gate/stile leading to open countryside, owned and maintained by Wiltshire Wildlife Trust providing plenty of fantastic walks.

Council Tax Band F

Mains electricity and water
Private drainage
Oil fired central heating

From Salisbury proceed in a southerly direction towards Coombe Bissett and on reaching the village turn right onto the Chalke Valley road. Continue through Stratford Tony and onto Bishopstone and after a short distance turn left into Pitts Lane whereupon the property will be seen on the left hand side.