Howarth Park, Salisbury

A luxurious semi-detached home offering flexible accommodation for the over 55’s

Combining contemporary architecture with vintage elegance, Howarth Park sits atop Milford Hill, gazing across at the spire of Salisbury Cathedral. Howarth Park was built in the early 2000’s by Westcoast Developments and is a collection of 19 spacious luxury houses and apartments for residents over 55.
This contemporary three/four-bedroom home offers scope to utilise the excellent lateral space as needed. Stand out features include high ceilings, stunning bespoke kitchen and bathrooms with high quality materials and appliances, as well as underfloor heating on the ground floor. Another point of note is the exceptional amount of light this property offers, with large windows overlooking the front and a fully glazed dining area overlooking the private south-facing garden to the rear; yet the modern construction and design ensures the property is warm and maintains a high EPC rating.
On the ground floor, there is a cloakroom just off the entrance hall, which leads directly into the open plan living area, with an adjoining family room/fourth bedroom. This room can be occupied independently or opened up to create a larger open plan living space if needed, whilst there is a separate shower room which also serves as a downstairs loo. The bespoke, fully-loaded kitchen overlooks the rear courtyard garden and can be shut off from the living area by sliding pocket doors.
Stairs lead from the entrance hall to the first floor, with a large landing area leading to all rooms. The principal bedroom has a walk-through wardrobe with plenty of storage space, to a well-appointed ensuite shower room. There are two further bedrooms which share a family bathroom. At present, one bedroom is used as a further sitting room and the other as a study.

Private Garden
Lying a short walk from the house, via a security gate to the Park, a single garage is private to No.6 and forms part of the property, with a powered door and an EV charging point. In front of the garage is a driveway providing additional off-street parking.
To the front of the property there is a small area of lawn, and an attractively planted border. A path leads from the communal garden area to a canopy-style porch above the front door, with a separate private path down the side of the property to the rear courtyard-style garden. The rear garden was landscaped and designed by the owner who has a keen eye for gardens. A lower seating area is paved with an extended canopy from the house providing a shaded area to sit and relax. Steps lead up to a raised terrace, which is predominantly paved and bordered with flowers, shrubs, and numerous potted plants. A mature olive tree and stone sculpture provide focus points from the house. Steps lead to a useful secluded area for vegetable growing with three waist high VegPods, a roofed potting bench and two storage chests.

Communal Areas
Haworth Park is accessed via a secure gated entrance. Residents benefit from a communal bin -storage area, visitor parking, and attractive fully maintained, shared gardens. Standing tall within the beautifully manicured communal grounds of Howarth Park is a majestic Cedar of Lebanon. Stately and aromatic, the layers of branches and grey -green foliage are symbols of eternal life that hark back to memories of stately homes and the rich heritage.