Coombe Road, Salisbury, SP2

Occupying a raised position within the sought-after area of Harnham, on the southern fringe of the Cathedral City of Salisbury is this well-presented three-bedroom period property. The accommodation boasts a variety of bright and welcoming spaces, along with versatility to suit a range of prospective buyer’s needs and requirements. With a lovely rear garden that has been lovingly maintained, and a place among some of Salisbury’s most desirable roads, this property boasts a fantastic option for those looking to establish their ideal home on the south side of the city.

The ground floor comprises twin reception areas which are currently configured as a sitting room with front bay window and the adjoining dining room, the kitchen with contemporary units and contrasting timber effect worktops, and the practical utility room with adjoining cloakroom. Upstairs there are three well-proportioned bedrooms which are served by the family bathroom.

Externally, there is a garden to the front with space for potted plants and other outdoor ornaments. To the rear, doors from the kitchen and the utility room open to an introductory area of hardstanding with space for a variety of al fresco seating. The garden continues into a laid-to-lawn section which is enclosed with mature flora and greenery at its perimeter. Continuing further, there is a decked space set before the summer house and the shed for practical garden storage. The rear of the plot provides access to the pathway which links through to the neighbouring Bouverie Avenue for ease of access and parking.

Coombe Road lies on the southern edge of the city in the sought-after district of Harnham. This location is well suited to city living yet enjoys the peace and tranquillity of a more rural setting. A compliment of local amenities are available nearby with primary and secondary schooling in both the public and private sectors. Salisbury city centre is around one mile away which is steeped in history with the beautiful cathedral and a number of historic buildings. Salisbury is a bustling city centre with a twice weekly Charter's market in the Market Square and a number of shopping and recreational facilities. London Waterloo can be reached within around 90 minutes from the train station, with the area also well positioned for those needing regular links to the coastal cities of Bournemouth and Southampton, as well as routes into the New Forest for those who enjoy a range of outdoor pursuits.