Vicarage Road, Lover, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP5

A very pretty and spacious double fronted Victorian house towards the edge of the desirable village of Lover within the New Forest National Park. Four good sized bedrooms, three reception rooms and 1/4 acre garden.

Grove House is a very pretty double fronted Victorian home dating from the mid 1800's towards the edge of the desirable village of Lover in the northern part of the New Forest National Park. The house has been well maintained and extended over the years to provide the fabulous family home that we see today. Three excellent and well proportioned reception rooms give ample space for entertaining and the good sized kitchen breakfast room is very well appointed for modern family life. The kitchen is complemented by a good utility room and separate lobby with ample space for coats and muddy boots.
An attractive staircase and light and airy landing lead the four well proportioned bedrooms. The master bedroom benefits from a large and versatile ensuite shower room and there is a good sized family bathroom.
The garden is a particular feature, accessed via a five bar gate to the side of the property and extending to approximately 1/4 acre. There is also a double garage with electric fob operated door and useful garden sheds.

The property is quietly located towards the edge of the popular New Forest National Park village of Lover where there is an active community around the church, the village hall and two nearby well regarded pubs; the Cuckoo and the Kings Head. There are primary schools near-by at Morgans Vale and Hale, a village store at Woodfalls whilst the neighbouring village of Downton provides a range of further facilities including primary and secondary schooling, shops, a library, medical and health facilities, a cafe and selection of public houses. The village lies equidistant between the Avonside town of Fordingbridge and Cathedral City of Salisbury, the latter home to extensive educational, recreational, leisure and shopping facilities which combine with a twice weekly market. Communications in the area are good and there are mainline railway stations with regular services to London Waterloo in Salisbury and Southampton, international airports at Bournemouth and Southampton and convenient road access onto the A36/M27 for the M3 and London. The outdoor enthusiast is equally well catered for with glorious walking, riding and cycling in the surrounding countryside and New Forest, and a number of golf courses nearby including Hamptworth and Bramshaw.

Grove house is a pretty Victorian double fronted house with decorative metal-work balconies over the bay windows to the front of the house. The house is approached from the village street through a five bar gate to the side of the house that leads along a gravel drive to a double garage with an electric door. The garden is predominantly to the rear of the house and is laid mostly to lawn that is bordered by the Blackwater stream to the east. Ornamental shrub borders and trees are dotted around the garden giving interest. There is also a large, now disused, fruit cage near the rear of the garage. The garden benefits from a large storage shed to the rear of the garden and a wooden summer house placed perfectly to make the most of the evening sun. The garden extends to approximately 1/4 acre.

Council tax band G.

Water, Electricity and drainage are connected. Gas is available in the road.

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