House For Sale £825,000
A carefully designed high specification modern home
Formerly an operational dairy farm originally commissioned the Wilton Estate in 1835, Hibberd Development are proud to present an outstanding development of 20 brand new homes rejuvenating the original E-shaped 1830s design. The homes have been carefully constructed using hand-cut Lincolnshire stone to mirror the original farm buildings and blend in seamlessly into the surrounding properties.
Like all the homes at Netherhampton Farm, The Oaks blends traditional architecture with contemporary design to create a home of great charm. The prized, south facing corner plot, The Oaks is an impressive three-bedroom home situated on the Eastern edge of this historic former farmyard, with views to the East towards Salisbury Cathedral and to the south towards the pretty 13th century St Catherines Church. Perfect as a 'lock up and leave' in this exclusive development having only recently been built and with low maintenance gardens. The well-appointed kitchen is large enough to have space for a kitchen table and has a sliding double glazed door leading to the low maintenance garden. Opposite the entrance to the kitchen is a useful reception room current used as a dining room, an impressive East and West facing dual aspect living room enjoys excellent proportions and bifold doors to the garden.
Upstairs there are three well-proportioned double bedrooms, two of which enjoy their own well-appointed bathrooms. The principal bedroom has a very large walk-in wardrobe. A further well-appointed family bathroom completes the first floor.
Set within the Netherhampton Conservation Area, Netherhampton Farm has been designed to have a very low carbon footprint, featuring air-source heat pumps and solar panels. The green areas around the development have been carefully designed by a RHS Chelsea Flower Show gold award winning firm, Landform Consultants. Their design supports and promotes natural life at Netherhampton Farm, by featuring green avenues and areas of wildflower meadow that have been selected from a curated palette of pollinator plants and native trees. These natural areas will provide shelter, food, foraging and breeding opportunities for a variety of wildlife species.
Designed by a Chelsea gold award-winning firm, a beautifully landscaped communal garden awaits featuring a variety of native trees and areas of wildflower meadow. From the shared garden, there are spectacular views of Salisbury Cathedral looking over the surrounding fields of the Netherhampton conservation area.
Set in a rural position on the outskirts of Salisbury, Netherhampton is a wonderful village with a small and friendly community, a pretty 13th Century Church, St Catherine's and Ofsted rated, 'Good' Manor Farm Nursery School.
The nearby town of Wilton formerly the ancient capital of Wessex has a thorough range of amenities including a Co-Op, The Guild- boutique shopping mall, Reeve the bakers, a doctor's surgery, florist, dentist, a selection of cafés, The Pembroke Arms, The Wilton House garden centre, and a weekly market on a Thursday. Home to the 13th Earl of Pembroke, the stunning English Country House, Wilton House has been used as a location for television and film such as: Young Victoria, The Madness of King George, Pride and Prejudice, Sense and sensibility, Tomb Raider, Bridgerton, The Crown. Thrills at Salisbury racecourse, Golf at South Wilts and Salisbury Tennis Club are all close by.
Broad Chalke village lies just over the hill from Netherhampton, it is set in the glorious Chalke Valley and famous for the immensely popular Chalke Valley History festival. Broad Chalke was voted one of the best villages to live in in the UK in 2021. Communications links to and from Salisbury are excellent- mainline rail services are to London Waterloo (90 mins) There are good connections via the A36 between Bath and Southampton and the M27, A354 to Blandford, A338 to Bournemouth. The A303 is situated 20 mins to the North for east-west journeys to the M3, London and Cornwall.
Parking: Double Garage
Management fees: £550 per annum
Services: Mains electricity and drainage, (air source heat pump/part solar)
Outside Space: Private front and rear gardens, communal garden.
Viewings: Strictly by appointment only with Myddelton & Major and Woolley & Wallis.
Warranty: 10-year structural defect insurance
Agent's note: An interest is declared under section 21 of the Estate Agents Act 1979. Please contact one of the selling agents for further information.
Directions: Head down Netherhampton Road (A3094) out of Salisbury and turn right into Netherhampton. Keep going down Parish Road, Netherhampton Farm is located at the west end of the village opposite St Catherine's Church. Drive into the development and park in the visitor bays on the left as you come in.
Formerly an operational dairy farm originally commissioned the Wilton Estate in 1835, Hibberd Development are proud to present an outstanding development of 20 brand new homes rejuvenating the original E-shaped 1830s design. The homes have been carefully constructed using hand-cut Lincolnshire stone to mirror the original farm buildings and blend in seamlessly into the surrounding properties.
Like all the homes at Netherhampton Farm, The Oaks blends traditional architecture with contemporary design to create a home of great charm. The prized, south facing corner plot, The Oaks is an impressive three-bedroom home situated on the Eastern edge of this historic former farmyard, with views to the East towards Salisbury Cathedral and to the south towards the pretty 13th century St Catherines Church. Perfect as a 'lock up and leave' in this exclusive development having only recently been built and with low maintenance gardens. The well-appointed kitchen is large enough to have space for a kitchen table and has a sliding double glazed door leading to the low maintenance garden. Opposite the entrance to the kitchen is a useful reception room current used as a dining room, an impressive East and West facing dual aspect living room enjoys excellent proportions and bifold doors to the garden.
Upstairs there are three well-proportioned double bedrooms, two of which enjoy their own well-appointed bathrooms. The principal bedroom has a very large walk-in wardrobe. A further well-appointed family bathroom completes the first floor.
Set within the Netherhampton Conservation Area, Netherhampton Farm has been designed to have a very low carbon footprint, featuring air-source heat pumps and solar panels. The green areas around the development have been carefully designed by a RHS Chelsea Flower Show gold award winning firm, Landform Consultants. Their design supports and promotes natural life at Netherhampton Farm, by featuring green avenues and areas of wildflower meadow that have been selected from a curated palette of pollinator plants and native trees. These natural areas will provide shelter, food, foraging and breeding opportunities for a variety of wildlife species.
Designed by a Chelsea gold award-winning firm, a beautifully landscaped communal garden awaits featuring a variety of native trees and areas of wildflower meadow. From the shared garden, there are spectacular views of Salisbury Cathedral looking over the surrounding fields of the Netherhampton conservation area.
Set in a rural position on the outskirts of Salisbury, Netherhampton is a wonderful village with a small and friendly community, a pretty 13th Century Church, St Catherine's and Ofsted rated, 'Good' Manor Farm Nursery School.
The nearby town of Wilton formerly the ancient capital of Wessex has a thorough range of amenities including a Co-Op, The Guild- boutique shopping mall, Reeve the bakers, a doctor's surgery, florist, dentist, a selection of cafés, The Pembroke Arms, The Wilton House garden centre, and a weekly market on a Thursday. Home to the 13th Earl of Pembroke, the stunning English Country House, Wilton House has been used as a location for television and film such as: Young Victoria, The Madness of King George, Pride and Prejudice, Sense and sensibility, Tomb Raider, Bridgerton, The Crown. Thrills at Salisbury racecourse, Golf at South Wilts and Salisbury Tennis Club are all close by.
Broad Chalke village lies just over the hill from Netherhampton, it is set in the glorious Chalke Valley and famous for the immensely popular Chalke Valley History festival. Broad Chalke was voted one of the best villages to live in in the UK in 2021. Communications links to and from Salisbury are excellent- mainline rail services are to London Waterloo (90 mins) There are good connections via the A36 between Bath and Southampton and the M27, A354 to Blandford, A338 to Bournemouth. The A303 is situated 20 mins to the North for east-west journeys to the M3, London and Cornwall.
Parking: Double Garage
Management fees: £550 per annum
Services: Mains electricity and drainage, (air source heat pump/part solar)
Outside Space: Private front and rear gardens, communal garden.
Viewings: Strictly by appointment only with Myddelton & Major and Woolley & Wallis.
Warranty: 10-year structural defect insurance
Agent's note: An interest is declared under section 21 of the Estate Agents Act 1979. Please contact one of the selling agents for further information.
Directions: Head down Netherhampton Road (A3094) out of Salisbury and turn right into Netherhampton. Keep going down Parish Road, Netherhampton Farm is located at the west end of the village opposite St Catherine's Church. Drive into the development and park in the visitor bays on the left as you come in.
