House For Sale £450,000
Such a pretty cottage overlooking the River Avon with great walks close by.
Location
Camellia is located in the village Durrington, which offers an extensive range of useful amenities, including shops, swimming pool and fitness centre, churches, petrol station/garage and chemist.
The town of Amesbury has good facilities and is within 15 minutes drive and the cathedral city of Salisbury is also within 20 minutes’ drive and provides an excellent range of shopping, educational, recreational and cultural facilities.
The renowned Dauntseys school is within 20 minutes drive and there are mainline railway stations in Grateley and Salisbury, providing a direct service to London Waterloo in
1hr 15 mins and 1hr 25 mins respectively.
The surrounding area offers many recreational opportunities, such as walking and riding over nearby Salisbury Plain. There is racing at Salisbury, Newbury, Bath and Wincanton, golf at nearby courses and fishing on the Avon, Nadder and Wylye Rivers.
The house is well placed to take advantage of excellent communications to London, with access to the A303 about two and a half miles away and with a train service to Waterloo from Salisbury, Grateley and Andover stations.
Description
Dating back to the mid-17th century, Camellia is a delightful mix of cob and brick elevations under a thatched roof. Over the years, the cottage has been sympathetically extended to create further living accommodation, whilst making the most of the characterful features throughout.
A welcoming entrance hall leads into the light, double aspect living room, which offers generous proportions; this flows into the dining area and then on into the kitchen. The double aspect kitchen is flooded with natural light, it has bespoke ‘Woodstock’ fitted units, granite worktops and includes an induction hob, double oven and dishwasher. There is also a large utility room, complete with a cloakroom and a door to the garden.
On the first floor the large landing provides access to the four bedrooms. The large, double aspect principal bedroom is naturally light and enjoys views of the nearby River Avon and surrounding countryside, along with the added benefit of ample wardrobe space. The next two bedrooms are both doubles and look out to the rear elevation, the fourth bedroom is a large single and there is a family bathroom.
Camellia is approached from the road via the driveway, with a tandem double garage and ample parking next to the property. The gardens surround the property and are mainly laid to lawn with a terrace area and path leading to a gate to provide access to the road.
Square Footage: 1851 sq ft
Directions
Leave Salisbury heading north on the A345, continue through Amesbury and over the Countess roundabout. Continue across the next roundabout, the mini roundabout and turn right after approximately 100 yards into Hackthorne Lane; follow this road and left turn by the church into Church Street, continue down this road until you see the property on your right, denoted by our for sale board.
Location
Camellia is located in the village Durrington, which offers an extensive range of useful amenities, including shops, swimming pool and fitness centre, churches, petrol station/garage and chemist.
The town of Amesbury has good facilities and is within 15 minutes drive and the cathedral city of Salisbury is also within 20 minutes’ drive and provides an excellent range of shopping, educational, recreational and cultural facilities.
The renowned Dauntseys school is within 20 minutes drive and there are mainline railway stations in Grateley and Salisbury, providing a direct service to London Waterloo in
1hr 15 mins and 1hr 25 mins respectively.
The surrounding area offers many recreational opportunities, such as walking and riding over nearby Salisbury Plain. There is racing at Salisbury, Newbury, Bath and Wincanton, golf at nearby courses and fishing on the Avon, Nadder and Wylye Rivers.
The house is well placed to take advantage of excellent communications to London, with access to the A303 about two and a half miles away and with a train service to Waterloo from Salisbury, Grateley and Andover stations.
Description
Dating back to the mid-17th century, Camellia is a delightful mix of cob and brick elevations under a thatched roof. Over the years, the cottage has been sympathetically extended to create further living accommodation, whilst making the most of the characterful features throughout.
A welcoming entrance hall leads into the light, double aspect living room, which offers generous proportions; this flows into the dining area and then on into the kitchen. The double aspect kitchen is flooded with natural light, it has bespoke ‘Woodstock’ fitted units, granite worktops and includes an induction hob, double oven and dishwasher. There is also a large utility room, complete with a cloakroom and a door to the garden.
On the first floor the large landing provides access to the four bedrooms. The large, double aspect principal bedroom is naturally light and enjoys views of the nearby River Avon and surrounding countryside, along with the added benefit of ample wardrobe space. The next two bedrooms are both doubles and look out to the rear elevation, the fourth bedroom is a large single and there is a family bathroom.
Camellia is approached from the road via the driveway, with a tandem double garage and ample parking next to the property. The gardens surround the property and are mainly laid to lawn with a terrace area and path leading to a gate to provide access to the road.
Square Footage: 1851 sq ft
Directions
Leave Salisbury heading north on the A345, continue through Amesbury and over the Countess roundabout. Continue across the next roundabout, the mini roundabout and turn right after approximately 100 yards into Hackthorne Lane; follow this road and left turn by the church into Church Street, continue down this road until you see the property on your right, denoted by our for sale board.
