House For Sale £750,000
A fine period residence formerly a wing of a Rectory, believed to originate from the 1850’s and retaining many of the character features associated with the era, whilst situated in a rural location within its own walled gardens. The accommodation comprises four double bedrooms and three traditional styled reception rooms, complemented by an attractive orangery and wine cellar. There is a plethora of character features throughout, including high ceilings, fireplaces and quarry tiled flooring which fuse seamlessly with a more modern extension incorporating a second staircase to two of the bedrooms.
In addition to the main accommodation there is a self-contained annexe converted from the old coach house and stables, previously used as a successful summer holiday let, but would be ideal for multi-generational living. It also presents charming features from the exposed beams in the bedroom to the tiled floor, bespoke spiral staircase and wood burning stove. The modern kitchen/dining room is well equipped with integrated appliances and is completely self-sufficient from the main house.
The gardens are sunny and well maintained, partly enclosed by a feature brick wall and mature established trees and shrubs, together with two outbuildings including a workshop and wooden shed.
Situated within the highly regarded village of West Grimstead, with its strong local community, Dales is also ideally positioned for commuter access to Southampton and Salisbury and excellent local schooling with convenient bus routes to the well-regarded Bishop Wordsworth Grammar school for boys and South Wilts Grammer school for girls.<br /><br />Enjoying a strong village community West Grimstead features a village hall and church with a nearby Post Office and convenience store in the neighbouring village of Alderbury. Whilst benefitting from a rural aspect West Grimstead is conveniently located for commuters with easy access to the A36 and M27 to Romsey and Southampton. The village lies just five miles from the cultural medieval cathedral city of Salisbury with its comprehensive high street retail outlets, boutique shopping and vibrant eateries. Salisbury is situated on the confluence of five picturesque river valleys, surrounded by breath-taking Wiltshire countryside, rich in architectural heritage and culture. From origins in its world renowned Neolithic settlements and the Roman Old Sarum, modern Salisbury is a vibrant and interesting city enjoying an extensive array of tempting bars, restaurants and bistros, with an excellent range of traditional and modern shopping facilities woven amongst the historic elegance and beautiful buildings. Relax in the stunning water meadow walks, admire the sheer beauty of the impressive cathedral or revel in the excitement of Salisbury races, whilst indulging in the many sporting facilities on hand including an excellent range of golf, tennis, cricket and fitness clubs. More recently Salisbury has become increasingly popular due to its outstanding choice of excellent schooling for all ages both in state and private sectors. For the commuter, both road and rail links are ideal, with Salisbury train station being both a regional interchange and direct line to London Waterloo.
In addition to the main accommodation there is a self-contained annexe converted from the old coach house and stables, previously used as a successful summer holiday let, but would be ideal for multi-generational living. It also presents charming features from the exposed beams in the bedroom to the tiled floor, bespoke spiral staircase and wood burning stove. The modern kitchen/dining room is well equipped with integrated appliances and is completely self-sufficient from the main house.
The gardens are sunny and well maintained, partly enclosed by a feature brick wall and mature established trees and shrubs, together with two outbuildings including a workshop and wooden shed.
Situated within the highly regarded village of West Grimstead, with its strong local community, Dales is also ideally positioned for commuter access to Southampton and Salisbury and excellent local schooling with convenient bus routes to the well-regarded Bishop Wordsworth Grammar school for boys and South Wilts Grammer school for girls.<br /><br />Enjoying a strong village community West Grimstead features a village hall and church with a nearby Post Office and convenience store in the neighbouring village of Alderbury. Whilst benefitting from a rural aspect West Grimstead is conveniently located for commuters with easy access to the A36 and M27 to Romsey and Southampton. The village lies just five miles from the cultural medieval cathedral city of Salisbury with its comprehensive high street retail outlets, boutique shopping and vibrant eateries. Salisbury is situated on the confluence of five picturesque river valleys, surrounded by breath-taking Wiltshire countryside, rich in architectural heritage and culture. From origins in its world renowned Neolithic settlements and the Roman Old Sarum, modern Salisbury is a vibrant and interesting city enjoying an extensive array of tempting bars, restaurants and bistros, with an excellent range of traditional and modern shopping facilities woven amongst the historic elegance and beautiful buildings. Relax in the stunning water meadow walks, admire the sheer beauty of the impressive cathedral or revel in the excitement of Salisbury races, whilst indulging in the many sporting facilities on hand including an excellent range of golf, tennis, cricket and fitness clubs. More recently Salisbury has become increasingly popular due to its outstanding choice of excellent schooling for all ages both in state and private sectors. For the commuter, both road and rail links are ideal, with Salisbury train station being both a regional interchange and direct line to London Waterloo.
