House For Sale £795,000
St. Ann Street, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP1

Number three St Ann Street is listed Grade II attached house which dates to the fifteenth century.

The accommodation is as described within the indicative floorplans and Matterport 3D tour, with the ground floor living space centring around a kitchen/breakfast room, which opens onto a courtyard.

The top floor bedroom is divided by a low, central, horizontal beam.

The property provides an opportunity for improvement, subject to obtaining all necessary required listed building consents.

Agents note: The owners of The White Hart Hotel (which the property has a party wall agreement with) have planning permission to build neighbouring serviced apartments to infill in the carpark area to (the right of the property) between 3 St. Ann Street and 5 St. Ann Street.

Planning Application Reference: 19/04857/FUL

Works for which commenced 05/09/22 with scaffolding for demolition of the wall, now demolished (not shown in the other photographs taken 04/08/22).

N.B. The owner has moved furniture into the property since the photographs and tour were first taken.

EPC - D

Wiltshire Council Tax Band F

Salisbury Residents Permit Holders Parking Zone E.

Tenure: Freehold

Location:
Situated at the St Ann Gate end of the street, an entrance to the wonderful Cathedral Close is across Exeter Street.

The White Hart Hotel car park is currently situated behind and to the east of the property.

Positioned in the South East Chequer Conservation Area, the property is located on the northern side of St. Ann Street

St Ann's Gate is situated at the westward end of St Ann Street nearby, at the junction of St John's Street and Exeter Street, and leads onto North Walk of the historic cathedral Close.

Neighbourhood pubs and restaurants include The Chapter House and Rai d'Or. The nearest supermarket would be Marks & Spencer.

The station is around 0.9 miles (about an 18 minute walk according to Google Maps).

Directions:
3 St Ann Street is situated at the Cathedral Close end of St Ann Street, close to the junction with St John Street and behind the old Kings Arms Hotel (now the Chapter House).

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