Brickworth Lane, Whiteparish, Salisbury, SP5

A distinguished country residence set within 1.8 acres of landscaped grounds within the beautiful and ever-popular village of Whiteparish. Originally the subject of an award-winning barn conversion, the estate has since evolved into a unique family home offering outstanding lifestyle flexibility.

SITUATION

Whiteparish is a sought-after village set on the Wiltshire–Hampshire border, surrounded by rolling countryside yet ideally positioned for access to Salisbury, Southampton, and the New Forest. The village has a strong sense of community and offers a range of everyday amenities, including a well-regarded primary school, parish church, traditional pub, doctors’ surgery, and local shop with post office.

For a broader choice of shopping, dining, and cultural attractions, the historic cathedral city of Salisbury lies just 7 miles to the west. Here, residents can enjoy independent boutiques, restaurants, theatres, and regular markets, along with excellent schooling options in both the state and independent sectors. To the south, the port city of Southampton is within 15 miles, offering further amenities as well as international travel via Southampton Airport.

The area is particularly well connected for commuters. The A36 and A27 provide straightforward road links, while rail services from Salisbury reach London Waterloo in around 90 minutes. The nearby New Forest National Park offers endless opportunities for walking, cycling, and riding, making the location as appealing to outdoor enthusiasts as it is to those seeking convenient access to towns and cities.

THE PROPERTY 

A distinguished country residence set within approximately 1.8 acres of landscaped grounds and enviably positioned in the beautiful and ever-popular village of Whiteparish. Alongside the main house, the estate includes a magnificently restored Tithe Barn, a self-contained two-bedroom cottage, and a contemporary annexe, providing outstanding scope for multi-generational living, guest accommodation, income generation, or commercial use (subject to consent).

Approaching 3,000sqft (excluding outbuildings), the principal house offers a seamless blend of traditional craftsmanship and modern design. Entry is via a pair of oak double doors that open into a generous central reception hall, creating an immediate sense of grandeur.

The formal Sitting Room flows naturally into a vaulted Conservatory, a striking light-filled space with garden views, perfectly suited for entertaining. The Snug provides a more intimate retreat, enhanced by exposed brickwork and oak panelling, while a spacious Family Room offers flexibility for day-to-day living.

At the heart of the home is the bespoke Kitchen/Breakfast Room, fitted with hand-painted oak cabinetry, Corian work surfaces, and a comprehensive range of integrated appliances. A built-in dining bench encourages sociable family gatherings, while the adjoining David Salisbury Orangery, with direct access to the private garden terrace, creates a serene and versatile space for relaxed dining or entertaining. Completing the ground floor are a Utility Room and cloakroom.

On the first floor, a galleried landing leads to three double bedrooms. The Principal Suite is a luxurious retreat with a large bedroom, private Dressing Room, and en-suite shower room. The Second Bedroom benefits from its own en-suite and built-in storage, while the Third Bedroom is served by a beautifully appointed family bathroom featuring a freestanding bath and contemporary finishes.

The superbly restored Tithe Barn is the estate’s architectural centrepiece. With soaring vaulted ceilings, exposed oak beams, and cathedral-like proportions, it is a breathtaking space. Historically used for concerts, charity events, and large private gatherings, the barn also incorporates a substantial office/workshop area with mezzanine and storage, ideally suited to creative or commercial pursuits (STPP). Previous planning consent (now lapsed) permitted part-residential use, highlighting its future potential.

Barn Cottage offers fully self-contained accommodation, complete with its own private walled garden and driveway. The cottage includes a Sitting Room, Conservatory (featuring an original well), a spacious Kitchen/Breakfast Room, two double bedrooms, and a modern bathroom, together with a Utility Room and cloakroom. This arrangement makes it ideal for guests, extended family, or use as a holiday let.

The contemporary oak-framed Annexe provides a stylish, independent studio. With floor-to-ceiling glazing, an oak kitchenette, and sleek wet room, it combines modern architecture with versatility, equally well suited to guest use, independent living, or even as a home office.

The property is approached via electric gates framed by traditional brick and flint walls, opening onto a sweeping gravel driveway centred on an elegant fountain. The landscaped gardens are beautifully arranged with formal lawns, colourful borders, and secluded terraces, creating a variety of outdoor spaces for entertaining and relaxation.

A former cart barn currently provides ample storage and parking, with the potential (STPP) to convert into further accommodation. Another cart barn has been transformed into a versatile barn with potential to be utilised as a gym or outdoor kitchen.

A separate paddock, located on your approach to the property is enclosed by post-and-rail fencing with separate field shelters, alongside additional stabling and water.