Salisbury Road, Steeple Langford, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP3

A charming period cottage which has been modernised, set in the heart of the desirable village of Steeple Langford.

Argyll cottage (42 Salisbury Road) is situated in the charming village of Steeple Langford, and has been refurbished by the current owners who have blended the original features of the property with a modern finish. Boasting a spacious 1687 sq ft, this property has plenty of natural light throughout.

The property is accessed via a bespoke glass porch which doubles up as a utility space before entering the kitchen. The kitchen/dining room has been finished to a high standard and notable features include a central island, solid wood work tops throughout, gas cooker - with gas outside - and space for a large dining table. Carrying on through the ground floor there is a triple aspect snug which opens out to the garden through french windows and adjoins the kitchen. Furthermore, there is a downstairs loo and the living room which has a feature fireplace and original beams.

Moving upstairs, there is one large double bedroom and two further double bedrooms alongside the spacious and well equipped family bathroom. The family bathroom offers both a separate bath and shower, with views over the neighbouring countryside.

There is a lovely well planted and mature garden to the rear of the property which is laid to lawn with attractive borders offering a great space to unwind and relax. Furthermore, there is plenty of driveway parking for four cars alongside the garage which has a high pitch. In addition, the property is situated a stones throw from the village allotments offering the opportunity to grow fruit and vegetables beyond the garden.

Steeple Langford benefits from a traditional country pub with a garden and children’s playground, a village cricket club, tennis club, fishing lakes, a village hall, and the Wiltshire Wildlife Nature Reserve with its stunning café. Hanging Langford and Little Langford lie on the other side of the river, and together they form a thriving community. Along with the surrounding villages, they collectively provide nurseries, schools, churches, a doctor’s surgery, convenience shops, and several pubs. There is also a bus service that runs through the village.

The nearby market town of Wilton offers further amenities including a post office, coffee shops, a Co-op, garden centre, hairdressers, and a bakery. The cathedral city of Salisbury, situated to the southeast, provides a wide choice of schools as well as extensive shopping and recreational facilities. These include a theatre, cinema, arts centre, restaurants, pubs, clubs, supermarkets, dentists, doctors, and a leisure centre. Warminster is also nearby, offering a train station, a number of supermarkets, independent shops, and other amenities.

Furthermore, the property enjoys access to excellent walking routes, with many tranquil paths around the Wylye Valley and Grovely Woods. The village is also connected to a marked cycle route.



Council Tax Band E

Mains Electricity, Water and Drainage
LPG to the kitchen for the cooker
Oil fired central heating
EV car charging point

Leave Salisbury via A36 and continue past Wilton on A36. Take the turning on the left hand side at the sign post for The Langfords. Continue through this road onto Salisbury Road where the entrance for Argyll Cottage is on the left hand side.