St. Ann Street, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP1

For those familiar with Salisbury, you will immediately recognise this splendid Grade II listed 14th-century townhouse 3 St. Ann Street set over three floors beneath a handmade clay tile roof. Steeped in history and character, the property features exposed beams, leaded timber-framed windows, and all the warmth expected of a home with over four centuries of heritage. Formerly a forge, it sits close to Salisbury Cathedral’s North Gate one of the city’s most iconic landmarks.
You are welcomed through an oak arched braced and latched door into an entrance hall with quarry-tiled flooring, leading first into a generous kitchen/dining room with French doors opening onto a pretty courtyard garden. From here, the accommodation flows into a charming sitting room with an exposed brick feature wall and fireplace.
Off the entrance hall is a W.C, utility space and through to a further reception room with French doors to the courtyard, filling the space with natural light ideal as a study, snug, or formal dining room.
From the kitchen, stairs rise to the first floor, where you will find four well-proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom. The second floor is dedicated to a superb principal suite, comprising a generous double bedroom with recessed hanging space, an open-plan landing area ideal as a study or dressing room, and an en suite shower room. Viewing of this historic home is highly reccommended.

Location:
The property is ideally situated in the heart of Salisbury city centre, just a short stroll from the magnificent Salisbury Cathedral and the city’s main shopping precinct, The Old George Mall. This particularly desirable road features an appealing mix of properties, from charming two-bedroom homes to impressive and architecturally striking Georgian residences.
Perfect for those seeking convenient access to both the city centre and the Cathedral Close, the property is within easy reach of Salisbury’s excellent shopping, dining, and recreational amenities. The area also offers an outstanding choice of schools, including Bishop Wordsworth’s Grammar School for Boys, located within level walking distance.
Salisbury itself boasts a twice-weekly charter market, the renowned Playhouse Theatre, two cinemas, and a wide variety of leisure and cultural attractions. The city enjoys excellent road connections, with convenient access to the south coast, Bath, Winchester, and Southampton, while the nearby A303 links to the M3, providing easy travel to London and westward towards Exeter and the West Country.

Directions:
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From Salisbury’s Market Square, proceed along Blue Boar Row, following the road as it bears right into Brown Street. Continue straight through the first set of traffic lights, passing Brown Street Car Park on the right, and proceed through the next set of lights. After approximately 300 yards, as the road curves to the right, the property will be found a short distance along on the right-hand side, just before the traffic lights.