House For Sale £600,000
Thought to date back to the Elizabethan era, this detached character home offers an idyllic setting within a picturesque Nadder Valley village. Behind a wonderful stone facade the exposed timber beams flow throughout lending a constant reminder its heritage and a warming contrast to cool white walls that enhance an abundance of natural light.
On the ground floor a superb triple aspect sitting room opens onto the patio and offers ample space for everyone to relax and spend time together. A fantastic inglenook fireplace with a traditional wood burning stove is a captivating focal point and the generous proportions include a desk/study area if needed. Equally perfect for family meals or entertaining friends, the adjoining kitchen is tastefully appointed with Shaker cabinetry topped with wood countertops. Its rustic wood floor accommodates a large dining area and stretches out to French doors that make it easy to step outside for al fresco evenings. A separate utility room and a modern bathroom complete the ground floor. Upstairs a vaulted ceiling generates a prized sense of space to a marvellous principal bedroom. The charm and character is echoed throughout each of the additional three bedrooms and together they share a second family bathroom that has scope to be refreshed.
Outside
At the front of the property a walled driveway provides private off-road parking for several vehicles, while the stone and timber clad facade with its attractive painted doorway instantly prompts a welcoming introduction. Wrapping around to the side and rear of the house, established lawns bordered by mature trees create an idyllic retreat. Paved and stone patios proffer a choice of spots to sit and unwind, and high fencing conjures a good degree of seclusion.
Situation
The Nadder Valley village of Barford St Martin in South Wiltshire has a church and nursery school as well as an historic 16th century coaching inn. Situated to the west of Salisbury it offers easy access to the A30 and the city centre’s regionally recognised retail, cultural and educational establishments, award-winning restaurants and bars. Salisbury train station offers direct links to London Waterloo in 83 minutes and the A303 gives access to the south west and additionally London via the M3.
On the ground floor a superb triple aspect sitting room opens onto the patio and offers ample space for everyone to relax and spend time together. A fantastic inglenook fireplace with a traditional wood burning stove is a captivating focal point and the generous proportions include a desk/study area if needed. Equally perfect for family meals or entertaining friends, the adjoining kitchen is tastefully appointed with Shaker cabinetry topped with wood countertops. Its rustic wood floor accommodates a large dining area and stretches out to French doors that make it easy to step outside for al fresco evenings. A separate utility room and a modern bathroom complete the ground floor. Upstairs a vaulted ceiling generates a prized sense of space to a marvellous principal bedroom. The charm and character is echoed throughout each of the additional three bedrooms and together they share a second family bathroom that has scope to be refreshed.
Outside
At the front of the property a walled driveway provides private off-road parking for several vehicles, while the stone and timber clad facade with its attractive painted doorway instantly prompts a welcoming introduction. Wrapping around to the side and rear of the house, established lawns bordered by mature trees create an idyllic retreat. Paved and stone patios proffer a choice of spots to sit and unwind, and high fencing conjures a good degree of seclusion.
Situation
The Nadder Valley village of Barford St Martin in South Wiltshire has a church and nursery school as well as an historic 16th century coaching inn. Situated to the west of Salisbury it offers easy access to the A30 and the city centre’s regionally recognised retail, cultural and educational establishments, award-winning restaurants and bars. Salisbury train station offers direct links to London Waterloo in 83 minutes and the A303 gives access to the south west and additionally London via the M3.
