Park Street, Salisbury

An attractive Victorian three-storey red brick terrace house, situated in a popular residential street within Salisbury’s Inner Ring Road requiring full refurbishment throughout.

13 Park Street is an attractive Victorian three-storey red brick terrace house, situated in a popular residential street within Salisbury’s Inner Ring Road, offering convenient access to the city centre and local amenities.
The property benefits from uPVC double glazing, gas-fired central heating and retains some original period features but now requires full refurbishment throughout, offering an excellent opportunity for buyers seeking a renovation project with significant potential.
The entrance hall provides a welcoming first impression, featuring a decorative period archway where the hallway widens, stairs rising to the first floor, and useful understairs storage. The principal reception area is a spacious double-aspect living space (originally two separate rooms) creating a bright and versatile area.
A galley-style kitchen to the rear, fitted with a range of floor and wall-mounted units with roll-edge work surfaces. Integrated appliances include a four-ring gas hob with electric oven and grill beneath, extractor hood above, and space for white goods including a dishwasher, washing machine, and fridge freezer. Beyond the kitchen is a utility area with a door leading out to the rear garden, together with an outside WC.
The first-floor landing provides access to the family bathroom, principal bedroom, a walk-in storage cupboard, and stairs rising to the second floor. The principal bedroom is positioned to the front of the property and is a generous double room with a range of fitted sliding-door wardrobes.
The bathroom comprises a panel bath, walk-in shower with mains-fed shower, pedestal wash hand basin, and WC.
The second floor offers three further bedrooms. To the rear is a double bedroom with access hatch to the roof space and a built-in airing cupboard. To the front are two additional bedrooms, one being a further double bedroom and the other a smaller single or box room.

To the front of the property is an enclosed courtyard garden, predominantly laid to gravel. A gated pathway leads to a covered canopy porch and the original wooden front door, adding to the home’s period charm.
The rear garden is enclosed by a combination of fencing and walling and is accessed solely via the utility room. A hardstanding patio area wraps around the kitchen and utility extension, with a pathway leading through the garden, bordered by gravel beds and incorporating a useful outside storage shed.