House For Sale £1,800,000
We have pleasure in bringing to the market an amazing opportunity to purchase this substantial Grade II listed period property about 7 miles from the cathedral city of Salisbury, in the desirable village of West Winterslow. The prospective buyer will have the unique opportunity to complete this project to their own specification and taste. The well-proportioned accommodation is arranged over three floors and includes a wealth of period features. The main house has been finished to first fix and the ancillary studio has been completed, which gives a buyer the option of accommodation whilst finishing the main house.
A generous driveway to the front has stone steps to the back door which opens into the spacious entrance hallway. The elegant sitting room, with doorway onto south facing Yorkstone terrace, and panelled drawing room are either side of the hall, both with period fireplaces and sash windows facing east. In addition, there is a study, office and snug. The current owners have added a new vaulted, south and east facing kitchen/dining room with five-panel folding doors to the terrace and garden, in addition, this room includes a cellar which the vendor has planned for a wine cellar. There is also a large walk-in larder, separate utility and boot room. On the first floor, the main bedroom has an en suite bathroom and substantial dressing room, and the two further double bedrooms share a family bathroom. On the second floor, there are two bedrooms with en suite bathrooms.
The gardens surround the property with the majority of the rooms facing east over the front terraced lawn. To the side of the house and easily accessed from the kitchen is a well-established vegetable garden with raised beds and a traditional potting shed. To the west side of the property, there are steps leading down to a full-height cellar.
To the front of the property is the ancillary studio and garaging. A generously sized building that has three open car ports to the front, one of which then leads to a garage/gym. Through its own entrance on the ground floor there is a bedroom, shower room and utility. On the first floor is an open-plan, newly fitted kitchen/dining/sitting room with a log burner. Off this main room are three bedrooms and a family bathroom.
A generous driveway to the front has stone steps to the back door which opens into the spacious entrance hallway. The elegant sitting room, with doorway onto south facing Yorkstone terrace, and panelled drawing room are either side of the hall, both with period fireplaces and sash windows facing east. In addition, there is a study, office and snug. The current owners have added a new vaulted, south and east facing kitchen/dining room with five-panel folding doors to the terrace and garden, in addition, this room includes a cellar which the vendor has planned for a wine cellar. There is also a large walk-in larder, separate utility and boot room. On the first floor, the main bedroom has an en suite bathroom and substantial dressing room, and the two further double bedrooms share a family bathroom. On the second floor, there are two bedrooms with en suite bathrooms.
The gardens surround the property with the majority of the rooms facing east over the front terraced lawn. To the side of the house and easily accessed from the kitchen is a well-established vegetable garden with raised beds and a traditional potting shed. To the west side of the property, there are steps leading down to a full-height cellar.
To the front of the property is the ancillary studio and garaging. A generously sized building that has three open car ports to the front, one of which then leads to a garage/gym. Through its own entrance on the ground floor there is a bedroom, shower room and utility. On the first floor is an open-plan, newly fitted kitchen/dining/sitting room with a log burner. Off this main room are three bedrooms and a family bathroom.
In the midst of rolling countryside, the Winterslow villages sit in a rural setting on the Hampshire/Wiltshire border close to Salisbury, Stockbridge, Winchester and Romsey. Locally there are churches, a pub, sports field, general store and post office, primary school, tennis courts, village hall with coffee shop and a doctors' surgery. Independent schools in the area include Salisbury Cathedral, Farleigh, Chaffyn Grove, Leehurst Swan and Godolphin. A regular train service from Grateley (9 miles) provides a direct route to London taking from 74 minutes. There are also services from Salisbury (7 miles) and Winchester (19 miles). Distances and time approximate.
