House For Sale £750,000
An impressive equestrian home displayed as a charming three-bedroom detached bungalow extending to 1,200 sq ft of well-proportioned accommodation. This is accompanied by three acres of paddocks and a stable block, which have their own separate access. The property enjoys far-reaching views situated in the village of West Grimstead. Located at the conclusion of a tranquil cul de sac comprising a combination of both houses and bungalows with direct access to a plethora of outstanding local countryside walks, this well-presented home is decorated to a high standard throughout, having been refurbished by the current vendor to include a refitted kitchen and bathroom, a new combination gas boiler. The three bedrooms are served by a contemporary family bathroom. The kitchen/dining room is generous in size with a central work island and has a door leading to the study/home office, which could also be utilised as an additional bedroom if so required. The sitting room has bi-folding doors to the outside and features a log burner. A very generous frontage accommodates a long driveway providing ample parking for at least four vehicles. Of particular note is the rear garden which has been impressively landscaped with substantial borders, well-stocked with attractive perennials and a large lawn, ideal for the most avid of gardeners.
Council Tax Band -
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.
Council Tax Band -
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.
