Rollestone Road, Shrewton, SP3

A deceptively spacious chalet bungalow situated in an idyllic position on arguably the most sought after road within the highly desirable village of Shrewton. The current owners have renovated and extended the property, it now offers flexible accommodation arranged over two floors which comprises a welcoming entrance hallway, downstairs cloakroom, bright dual aspect living room with wood burning stove, conservatory providing stunning views of the garden and meadowland beyond, modern kitchen, utility area and two bedrooms downstairs. Upstairs features the large master bedroom with far reaching views and the contemporary bathroom which is fitted with a four piece suite.

To the front of the property there is a gated gravel driveway which provides ample off road parking for several cars as well as EV charging point and access to the single garage via an up and over door. The rear garden can be access via the French doors from the living room or conservatory and leads to a patio seating area, pedestrian access can be gained from the rear of the garage and there is a timber workshop. The garden features a wealth of mature shrub and flower boarders as well as a greenhouse and timber shed.

Agent’s note - The garden boundary is defined by a low stone wall and the current owners rent the additional 1/3 of an acre from a local landowner. The vendors have informed us that this agreement can continue with a new purchaser. This land is currently utilised as an extension of the garden and backs onto verdant countryside with beautiful views to the south.

Residents will look to benefit from the property’s excellent position within the village. Shrewton offers a range of amenities which include a shop, the garage, the renowned Plume of Feathers pub, as well as great connections to surrounding countryside walks - with nearby access to Salisbury Plain. The village also benefits from a great community spirit, with a doctor’s surgery and thriving sports clubs, as well as a good local primary school. Further afield, the historic city of Salisbury lies approximately eleven miles to the south and offer a great range of day-to-day amenities. These include, but are no limited to, excellent primary and secondary schooling, supermarkets, high street shops, and a plethora of restaurants, pubs, and bars to suit all tastes. Salisbury train station offers excellent commuter links into London Waterloo and towards the West Country.