DESCRIPTION

Dating back to the late 19th Century, Courtyard Cottage is located upon Pig Alley and was built in honour of Queen Victoria's Jubilee, built from local red brick and Chilmark stone combined. The property is situated in a tucked away location just off of Hindon High Street and has been further enhanced by the current owners, whilst maintaining a number of character features.

The spacious accommodation includes a kitchen diner with oil fired Rayburn, plus separate cooker and hob, large sitting room with a wood burning stove, conservatory with access into the garden, separate utility room with WC, small study/fourth bedroom currently providing useful storage, three further bedrooms, with an ensuite and built in storage to the master and additional family bathroom.

Externally there is off-road parking and an enclosed private garden with a useful garden shed.

OUTSIDE

The property can be accessed from Hindon high street by foot via the beautiful listed cobbled pathway of Pig Alley, as well as a side gate on Field Way, where you enter the courtyard garden. There is also a vehicular access via School Lane, where a shared driveway leads to the off-road parking.

The majority of the sunny, south easterly facing garden, which has been opened up by the current owners, is at the front of the property, and can be accessed from both the kitchen diner and the conservatory. There is a large patio area ideal for outside entertaining, as well as an area of lawn all enclosed by wooden panel fencing. In addition there is a gravelled area, a recently fitted garden shed and a gate which provides access to the parking area.

To the rear of the property is a small courtyard style garden which attracts the afternoon sun, and can be accessed from both the utility and sitting room. This area is enclosed by a character stone wall and is bordered with a flower...

LOCATION

The village of Hindon is in a Conservation Area in the Cranborne Chase and West Wiltshire Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Hindon was a market town but is now a beautiful thriving friendly organised village offering excellent amenities for its size, including an excellent award winning Doctors' Surgery, a happy Primary School (good results), an excellent Community Shop and Post Office, CofE church, two public houses (The Lamb and The Grosvenor), a Sports and Social Club, a playground, and allotments for those with green fingers. As well as boasting a number of stunning countryside walks.

There are very good state and public schools in the area. The village has easy road access (2 miles) to the A303, and SW trains run from Tisbury (3 miles) to London Waterloo and Exeter. Shaftesbury is approximately 8 miles away, the historical cathedral city of Salisbury 19 Miles away.

SERVICES

The property has mains water, drainage, and electricity. There is oil-fired central heating as well as a wood burning stove in the sitting room, and an oil fired Rayburn in the kitchen.

LOCAL AUTHORITY

Wiltshire Council Tax, Band D.

TENURE

Freehold

VIEWINGS

Strictly by appointment, only with Boatwrights.
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