House For Sale £850,000
A spacious 5 bedroom detached family home which would benefit from modernisation and updating located in the popular village of Lower Woodford. No forward chain!
Shepherdswell was built in 1988 by reputable local builder Tempelton Walker on a former farmyard site and has been in the same ownership ever since. The main part of the building is of brick construction under a pitched tiled roof. The original single storey barns were converted into garaging, games room and living space and have a pitched slate roof. The accommodation is exceptionally spacious and totals almost 3,000 square feet and is very versatile, parts of the original single storey build could be converted into an annexe or office space (subject to necessary consents). The property would now benefit from modernisation throughout and represents a wonderful opportunity for a buyer to live in the ever popular Woodford Valley and improve and design a property to their own tastes.
On entrance there is a large double height entrance dining hall with stairs to the first floor and cloak room. The sitting room has a triple aspect with doors onto the garden and an open fireplace. There is a separate dining room and study. The kitchen/breakfast room has a good selection of built in storage units and space for a table. The large utility room has further storage and a door into the garden room which could be used for a variety of purposes such as an office, play room further bedrooms. On the first floor there are 5 bedrooms (4 doubles and 1 single) and 2 bathrooms, the galleried landing is a real feature for the home. Externally the property has a double garage, workshop and a further games room which again is highly versatile. In all a wonderful family home with vast opportunity for improvement.
Lower Woodford is an attractive and sought after village in the Woodford Valley being approximately 3/4 miles to the north of Salisbury. In the valley there are many walks and bridleways and there is a bus service into Salisbury. There is a popular public house (The Wheatsheaf) within the village just a few minutes walk away. Salisbury has a wide range of amenities and main line railway station to London Waterloo. Amesbury about 5 miles to the north also has a number of useful amenities and the A303 is close providing good road links to London, the east and the West Country.
Shepherdswell is accessed over a cattle grid, which is in our ownership, onto a gravel drive which provides parking for several vehicles in front of the double garage and beside the house. The front garden is predominately laid to lawn. The rear West facing garden is exceptionally private, there is a patio area leading from the kitchen and sitting room and a large lawn area. There is a great selection of mature trees, shrubs and hedgerows.
Council Tax Band G
Mains water and electricity available to the property. Private drainage. Oil fired central heating, oil tank located in the garage.
Leaving Salisbury on the Castle Road, bear left at the traffic lights and continue past South Wilts School heading towards Stratford-sub-Castle and once through Stratford-sub-Castle bear left over the bridge and continue for approximately 2 miles in to Lower Woodford. Upon reaching the village continue past The Wheatsheaf pub and after a short distance the property will be found on the left hand side.
Shepherdswell was built in 1988 by reputable local builder Tempelton Walker on a former farmyard site and has been in the same ownership ever since. The main part of the building is of brick construction under a pitched tiled roof. The original single storey barns were converted into garaging, games room and living space and have a pitched slate roof. The accommodation is exceptionally spacious and totals almost 3,000 square feet and is very versatile, parts of the original single storey build could be converted into an annexe or office space (subject to necessary consents). The property would now benefit from modernisation throughout and represents a wonderful opportunity for a buyer to live in the ever popular Woodford Valley and improve and design a property to their own tastes.
On entrance there is a large double height entrance dining hall with stairs to the first floor and cloak room. The sitting room has a triple aspect with doors onto the garden and an open fireplace. There is a separate dining room and study. The kitchen/breakfast room has a good selection of built in storage units and space for a table. The large utility room has further storage and a door into the garden room which could be used for a variety of purposes such as an office, play room further bedrooms. On the first floor there are 5 bedrooms (4 doubles and 1 single) and 2 bathrooms, the galleried landing is a real feature for the home. Externally the property has a double garage, workshop and a further games room which again is highly versatile. In all a wonderful family home with vast opportunity for improvement.
Lower Woodford is an attractive and sought after village in the Woodford Valley being approximately 3/4 miles to the north of Salisbury. In the valley there are many walks and bridleways and there is a bus service into Salisbury. There is a popular public house (The Wheatsheaf) within the village just a few minutes walk away. Salisbury has a wide range of amenities and main line railway station to London Waterloo. Amesbury about 5 miles to the north also has a number of useful amenities and the A303 is close providing good road links to London, the east and the West Country.
Shepherdswell is accessed over a cattle grid, which is in our ownership, onto a gravel drive which provides parking for several vehicles in front of the double garage and beside the house. The front garden is predominately laid to lawn. The rear West facing garden is exceptionally private, there is a patio area leading from the kitchen and sitting room and a large lawn area. There is a great selection of mature trees, shrubs and hedgerows.
Council Tax Band G
Mains water and electricity available to the property. Private drainage. Oil fired central heating, oil tank located in the garage.
Leaving Salisbury on the Castle Road, bear left at the traffic lights and continue past South Wilts School heading towards Stratford-sub-Castle and once through Stratford-sub-Castle bear left over the bridge and continue for approximately 2 miles in to Lower Woodford. Upon reaching the village continue past The Wheatsheaf pub and after a short distance the property will be found on the left hand side.
