Newton Toney, Salisbury, SP4

Nestled in the heart of the highly sought-after village of Newton Tony, Hawthorne Cottage is a charming and substantial family home, ideally positioned opposite the Bourne and offering a wonderful balance of space, character and modern practicality.

Internally, the property provides versatile and well-proportioned accommodation throughout, perfectly suited to both everyday family life and entertaining. The ground floor is centred around a stylish kitchen/dining space, creating a sociable hub to the home, complemented by a generously sized sitting room, a separate family room, a useful study and a well-equipped utility room with access to the garage.

Upstairs, there are five well-proportioned bedrooms, offering flexibility for growing families or those requiring additional workspace. The principal bedroom benefits from an en-suite bathroom, while the remaining bedrooms are served by a further family bathroom.

Externally, a large driveway provides ample off-road parking for multiple vehicles, in addition to a single garage. The garden is a particular highlight, offering a delightful combination of patio areas for outdoor dining and mature lawn, creating an ideal setting for relaxation and entertaining. A substantial outbuilding of approximately 400 sq ft provides excellent potential for a home office, gym or workshop, depending on the needs of the incoming owner. The property is efficiently heated via a biomass system and benefits from mains electricity and water.

Newton Tony is an idyllic village surrounded by unspoilt countryside, including the nearby Winterbourne Downs. The village itself offers a strong sense of community, with amenities including a primary school, church, village hall and a well-regarded public house. The nearby town of Amesbury provides a wider range of day-to-day facilities, while the cathedral city of Salisbury is within easy reach and offers an extensive selection of shopping, dining and cultural amenities.

Despite its peaceful rural setting, the property is particularly well connected. Grateley station, approximately six miles away, provides direct rail services to London Waterloo, while Salisbury also offers regular mainline connections. The A303 is easily accessible, providing convenient routes towards London and the South West. The surrounding area is renowned for its outdoor pursuits, including walking, cycling, golf and fishing along the nearby rivers and chalk streams.