Highfield Rise, Shrewton, SP3

A deceptively spacious three-bedroom detached bungalow situated within a quiet cul-de-sac in the sought-after village of Shrewton, a popular area nestled in the Salisbury Plan with great access to countryside walks and rural surroundings. The accommodation has been lovingly maintained by the current vendors to create a fantastic opportunity for those looking to establish their next home including downsizers and first-time buyers. Residents will benefit from the property’s position within the close with lovely views to the west across the neighbouring countryside.

The accommodation comprises a large reception room with space for dedicated sitting and dining areas and a central fireplace, a contemporary kitchen with integrated appliances and adjoining utility room, a convenient shower room, three well-proportioned bedrooms with built-in storage in bedrooms one and two, and a family bathroom with separate walk-in shower facilities. The interior has been well-maintained throughout and is of a good size.

Externally, the plot offers a long driveway with space for multiple vehicles which extends along the side of the property towards a detached single garage with up-and-over door to the front, and has an adjacent front lawn area with mature greenery at its perimeter. To the rear, the plot boasts an open patio area with ample room for a selection of al fresco seating - an ideal space for outdoor entertaining. This is set before a gently sloped area which is mostly laid-to-lawn and is home to the timber summer house which is currently used as a home office/studio to enjoy all year round. The garden is home to a variety of flora and greenery throughout, and offers a great scope for further landscaping to suit a prospective buyer’s requirements.

Residents will look to benefit from the property’s excellent position within the village with the plot backing directly onto fields and green spaces. Easily accessible amenities include a shop, the garage, the well-renown Plume of Feathers pub, as well as great connections to surrounding countryside walks - with nearby access to Salisbury Plain. The village also benefits from a great community spirit, with a doctor’s surgery and thriving sports clubs, as well as a good local primary school. Further afield, the historic city of Salisbury lies approximately eleven miles to the south and offer a great range of day-to-day amenities. These include, but are no limited to, excellent primary and secondary schooling, supermarkets, high street shops, and a plethora of restaurants, pubs, and bars to suit all tastes.