Beechfield, Newton Tony

A character semi detached cottage in need of complete refurbishment and offered to the market with no onward chain. Comprises two reception rooms and three bedrooms with a large garage and a south facing garden.

The property is a character semi detached cottage which is in need of complete refurbishment and is offered to the market with no onward chain. Believed to date from the 18th century and originally thatched, the cottage has been extended on the ground floor and enjoys off road parking, a large garage and a garden which enjoys a southerly aspect

The accommodation comprises on the ground floor of an entrance passageway which leads to the main reception rooms. The extended sitting room has an impressive brick fireplace and windows overlooking the rear garden. The dining room has another fireplace and a window to the front elevation. There is a large kitchen/breakfast room and a bathroom with a four piece suite.

On the first floor are two single bedrooms with a small flight of stairs leading to a further bedroom which has both a cloakroom and a studio/store room leading from it. There is potential for the first floor layout to be modified and altered. There are a number of period features throughout the property including exposed wall and ceiling beamwork, exposed brickwork and quarry tiled flooring in the kitchen. Further benefits include oil central heating a large tandem garage in front of which is off road parking for one car and a garden to the rear.

The village offers a Church, a popular public house, a primary school (catchment area for Salisbury grammar schools), an active village hall and there is a bus service to the cathedral city of Salisbury (about 8 miles distant). A main line railway station providing fast services to Waterloo is located in Grateley, approximately five miles away. The A303 is close at hand (approximately three miles) allowing convenient access to London and the West Country.