Grove Lane, Redlynch, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP5

A beautifully presented family home with spacious 4-bedroom accommodation located in a popular and sought after village.

Tucked just inside the New Forest National Park, an attractive detached family home of traditional red brick elevation set in delightful, landscaped gardens and with the advantage of a spacious double garage with a useful store/home office over. The original property is believed to date back to the mid- to late-1800s and formerly was owned by the Longford Estate. The house has been subsequently enlarged into the adaptable family home of today and offers generous, well-proportioned accommodation throughout that benefits from a high level of natural light. The current owners have tastefully modernised and improved the house during their time in residence and continue to maintain it in first class condition. There is an excellent balance between three versatile reception rooms and the four bedrooms, with the generous principal bedroom benefitting from en suite facilities.

A set of wooden gates open to a gravelled driveway that passes the front of the house and continues to the side where there is parking for 2 - 3 cars and access to the attached DOUBLE GARAGE with up and over doors and power and light connected. An external staircase lead up to a full width, adaptable STORE ROOM/OFFICE. The same steps lead to the rear garden and there is further parking space on the opposite side of the house for a motor home or boat.

The beautiful garden is located to the rear of the house and has been landscaped by the current owners to incorporate a central expanse of well-tended lawn bound by a well-stocked, colourful borders. The garden rises on a gentle incline and shallow sleeper steps lead to a further area of landscaped garden where there is an attractive timber framed greenhouse and an area of lawn with raised flower bed.

AGENT'S NOTE
1. We understand a Right of Pre-Emption exists in favour of Longford Estate.

Wiltshire County Council. Tax Band F.

Mains water, drainage, electricity and gas are connected. Gas fired central heating system. Solar panels with 8kw battery. EV charger.

PLEASE NOTE: The solar panels have been added since the EPC was carried out.

Leave Fordingbridge and travel in a northerly direction on the A338 to Downton. Upon reaching Downton, turn right onto The Borough and continue through the village, following the High Street and ascend Lode Hill. Pass through the traffic lights and continue for approximately 1/2 mile before turning left into Bowers Hill. Cheriton House will be found after a short distance on the left hand side just after the Kings Head public house.

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The property is quietly situated on the edge of the desirable village Redlynch and is tucked just inside the uppermost north western boundary of the New Forest National Park. Redlynch and the surrounding communities have facilities for day to day needs, including, the Woodfalls Inn, a pre-school, a village shop in Woodfalls and a primary school in Morgans Vale. 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.

Redlynch 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. There is a mainline railway station with regular services to London Waterloo and the area is convenient for access onto the A36/M27 and the M3 and there is a regular bus service from the village to Salisbury and the local secondary schools.

Excellent walking, riding and cycling is found in the surrounding countryside and New Forest and there is a selection of golf courses nearby including Hamptworth. Sailing opportunities abound on the South Coast and Spinnaker Lake in Blashford.