A truly unique two-bedroom semi-detached cottage steeped in local history as an old carpenters workshop which used to serve the ferry across the nearby River Avon. The property has been lovingly modernised and extensively renovated by the current vendors, creating a fantastic opportunity for prospective buyers to establish their ideal rural home set within a peaceful countryside surrounding. Positioned on the western fringe of the sought-after village of Alderbury, the property boasts a charming blend of original period features that are sympathetically enhanced by an array of modern practicalities, creating a lovely ready-made home suitable for a range of prospective buyers.

The ground floor comprises a welcoming entrance hall which gives access to the large reception room which is home to a wood burner and has ample room for dedicated sitting and dining areas, and a kitchen/diner with a utility area offer space for further appliances. The kitchen has been finished to the highest standard and is made up of sleek green cabinets with contrasting timber worktops above. Upstairs there are two large double bedrooms, each with built-in storage, which are served by the family bathroom.

Externally, the door from the kitchen opens to a secluded courtyard with ample room for al fresco seating. An adjoining path flows into the garden which is made up of a central lawn with space space for flower beds at its perimeter and a patio area to be used an an ideal outdoor entertaining space. The garden is also home to a one-bedroom self-contained annex (Approximately 30sqm.) which has been renovated to an equal standard as the main property and is equipped with it’s own Wi-Fi connection. Adjacent to the annex is the driveway for parking.

Situated on the western edge of the sought-after village of Alderbury, residents will have access to the nearby village amenities which include the tennis club, the village hall, and a shop, as well as countryside walks which are available from the doorstep. Further afield, the Cathedral City of Salisbury lies approximately three-miles to the west and offers a plethora of additional facilities which include, but are not limited to excellent primary and secondary schooling, supermarkets, high street shops, a selection of leisure facilities, and restaurants, pubs, and bars to suit all tastes. Alderbury is well positioned for those needing regular access down to the coastal cities of Bournemouth and Southampton, as well as routes into the nearby New Forest National Park for those who enjoy a range of outdoor pursuits. Salisbury train station provides direct commuter links into London Waterloo and out towards the West Country.