House For Sale £1,595,000
Sitting in just over 3 acres, the house blends in with the beautiful private surroundings and has been thoughtfully laid out to provide superb living accommodation.
Originally three shooting lodges for the Norman Court Estate before being combined to create a sizable family home, Shooting Box sits in an elevated position in just over 3 acres. Having been completely refurbished by the current owner the house has three well-proportioned, light reception rooms on the ground floor with plenty of windows with views over the surrounding countryside and the property's own land. The drawing room has a feature fireplace and flows in to the kitchen/diner as well as on to the other reception rooms. At the rear of the house is a study and games room along with a boot room with separate WC. The kitchen is bespoke and complete with branded appliances, to the rear there is a scullery/utility room with WC. The kitchen has double doors on to the south facing patio area which has excellent views over the gardens and surrounding countryside. Upstairs, the principal bedroom has an en suite bathroom and views over the garden towards unspoiled countryside beyond. There are three further double bedrooms, one of which is en suite all having views over the surrounding land. There is also a large family bathroom.
The property is very private and surrounded by woodland with direct access to many countryside tracks and byways. You access the property via a private drive and to the front is a detached double car barn with extra wide bays and a generous mezzanine above, perfect for home storage. Immediately to the rear of the house is a south-facing stone terrace, leading to the garden and paddock.
Originally three shooting lodges for the Norman Court Estate before being combined to create a sizable family home, Shooting Box sits in an elevated position in just over 3 acres. Having been completely refurbished by the current owner the house has three well-proportioned, light reception rooms on the ground floor with plenty of windows with views over the surrounding countryside and the property's own land. The drawing room has a feature fireplace and flows in to the kitchen/diner as well as on to the other reception rooms. At the rear of the house is a study and games room along with a boot room with separate WC. The kitchen is bespoke and complete with branded appliances, to the rear there is a scullery/utility room with WC. The kitchen has double doors on to the south facing patio area which has excellent views over the gardens and surrounding countryside. Upstairs, the principal bedroom has an en suite bathroom and views over the garden towards unspoiled countryside beyond. There are three further double bedrooms, one of which is en suite all having views over the surrounding land. There is also a large family bathroom.
The property is very private and surrounded by woodland with direct access to many countryside tracks and byways. You access the property via a private drive and to the front is a detached double car barn with extra wide bays and a generous mezzanine above, perfect for home storage. Immediately to the rear of the house is a south-facing stone terrace, leading to the garden and paddock.
In the midst of rolling countryside, the Winterslow villages sit in a rural setting on the Hampshire/Wiltshire border to the south of the A30. There is a good road network providing access to Salisbury to the west and Stockbridge, Winchester and Romsey to the east and south. The villages collectively have five churches, a pub, sports field, general store and post office, local bus services to Salisbury, Church of England primary school, tennis courts, village hall with coffee shop and a doctors' surgery. The local area is renowned for its independent and state schools. There is a primary school in the village and there are independent schools include Salisbury Cathedral School, Farleigh, Chaffyn Grove, Leehurst Swan and Godolphin.
There are excellent local walks and rides over the surrounding countryside including Bentley Wood, which together with the adjacent Blackmoor Copse, form one of the largest areas of woodland in Wiltshire.
The market town of Stockbridge provides an excellent range of day to day amenities as well several pubs, restaurants, hotels and galleries. A regular train service from Grateley (9 miles) provides a direct routes to London taking from 74 minutes, is supported by the cathedral cities of Salisbury (7 miles) and Winchester (19 miles) providing mainline train services to London Waterloo; from Winchester 59 minutes and Salisbury 85 minutes.
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