A detached four/five bedroom house in a small development of four houses set back from the road within the attractive village of Wylye, and part of the Cranbourne Chase National Landscape and Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty

A detached modern house with brick elevations beneath a tiled roof, featuring a double garage and garden room extension, tucked away near the church within a small development of four houses off Church Lane, a short no-through road that narrows to a footpath. The house is approached via a gravel access serving just four detached houses, offering a peaceful setting, ample parking, and attractive front and rear gardens. Accommodation comprises an entrance hall with cloakroom, central reception hall with stairs, living room with wood burner, garden room, and a generous kitchen/breakfast room with separate utility/boot room linking to the garage. The first floor includes a principal bedroom with en suite shower room, two further double bedrooms, two single bedrooms that were formerly a double, and a family bathroom. The present owners have recently installed an air source heat pump to run the central heating and improve the EPC rating.

Wylye is a small, picturesque village in Wiltshire, England, set in the Wylye Valley within the Cranborne Chase National Landscape (formerly the Cranborne Chase Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty), an area recognised for its exceptional countryside and scenic value. The village lies along the River Wylye, a beautiful chalk stream, around 10 miles west of Salisbury and close to the A303 and A36 junction, offering a peaceful rural setting with good accessibility. Characterised by historic cottages, period houses, and surrounding farmland, Wylye has a strong sense of community with a village hall and children's play area, church, pub and is well placed for enjoying the wider Wiltshire countryside, nearby market towns, and attractions such as Stonehenge, Stourhead and Longleat