House For Sale £325,000
12 St. Ann Street boasts a fantastic location at the heart of the Cathedral city of Salisbury, situated moments from a variety of vibrant shops and eateries and less than 200 metres from the Cathedral grounds via St. Ann’s Gate.
This Grade II listed period property is believed to have been built in the late 16th century with beautiful character features such as exposed beams, yet has been modernised throughout in recent years and now features a galley-style kitchen with appliances to the rear and a conservatory which works well as a dining room. The accommodation is spread out over two floors and offers some flexibility in its use with the downstairs bedroom easily lending itself as an additional reception room. Upon entering the home you are greeted by a hallway with the front bedroom directly on the right and featuring a lovely wood-burning stove. The hallway continues into the good-size sitting room, also with wood-burning stove, and French doors leading in to the dining room/conservatory. Adjacent is the kitchen with ample wall and base units. Upstairs there are two bedrooms, both with built-in storage, and a family bathroom.
Outside
To the rear there is a pleasant south-facing garden which is designed in a low-maintenance courtyard style and is accessible from the conservatory, a great space for enjoying drinks and dinners al-fresco. The garden is laid to paving slabs and enclosed on three sides by wooden panel fencing, with space for pots.
Situation
St. Ann Street sits at the heart of Salisbury with many historical landmarks along the road and within close proximity to the world-famous Cathedral. It is within walking distance of Salisbury’s plentiful amenities, including two theatres, a leisure centre, Waitrose supermarket and excellent shopping, plus a variety of pubs, cafes and restaurants. There are rail services into London Waterloo from Salisbury station in approx. 83 minutes, while Southampton Airport offers daily flights to a number of national and international destinations. The A303 provides access to the south west and additionally to London via the M3. Salisbury is renowned for its schooling with an array of primary and prep schools in both the state and the independent sectors. Salisbury is surrounded by picturesque countryside, popular for many outdoor pursuits including golf at South Wilts, High Post and Hamptworth, and an abundance of options for fine walking and riding.
Additional Information
In accordance with the ea Code of Conduct, we inform you that a member of staff from Countrywide (or another Group company) has an interest in this property.
This Grade II listed period property is believed to have been built in the late 16th century with beautiful character features such as exposed beams, yet has been modernised throughout in recent years and now features a galley-style kitchen with appliances to the rear and a conservatory which works well as a dining room. The accommodation is spread out over two floors and offers some flexibility in its use with the downstairs bedroom easily lending itself as an additional reception room. Upon entering the home you are greeted by a hallway with the front bedroom directly on the right and featuring a lovely wood-burning stove. The hallway continues into the good-size sitting room, also with wood-burning stove, and French doors leading in to the dining room/conservatory. Adjacent is the kitchen with ample wall and base units. Upstairs there are two bedrooms, both with built-in storage, and a family bathroom.
Outside
To the rear there is a pleasant south-facing garden which is designed in a low-maintenance courtyard style and is accessible from the conservatory, a great space for enjoying drinks and dinners al-fresco. The garden is laid to paving slabs and enclosed on three sides by wooden panel fencing, with space for pots.
Situation
St. Ann Street sits at the heart of Salisbury with many historical landmarks along the road and within close proximity to the world-famous Cathedral. It is within walking distance of Salisbury’s plentiful amenities, including two theatres, a leisure centre, Waitrose supermarket and excellent shopping, plus a variety of pubs, cafes and restaurants. There are rail services into London Waterloo from Salisbury station in approx. 83 minutes, while Southampton Airport offers daily flights to a number of national and international destinations. The A303 provides access to the south west and additionally to London via the M3. Salisbury is renowned for its schooling with an array of primary and prep schools in both the state and the independent sectors. Salisbury is surrounded by picturesque countryside, popular for many outdoor pursuits including golf at South Wilts, High Post and Hamptworth, and an abundance of options for fine walking and riding.
Additional Information
In accordance with the ea Code of Conduct, we inform you that a member of staff from Countrywide (or another Group company) has an interest in this property.
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