House For Sale £660,000
A unique opportunity to buy a 4 bedroom detached Victorian house with a shop and adjoining garage.
A delightful Victorian 4 bedroom detached family house which has a very interesting history, being originally the local shop and latterly a bakery. The house now maintains a wealth of its original character with fireplaces, picture rails and a feel that you cannot recreate in a modern house. The house is in need of updating now, but it still offers flexible and attractive accommodation for a family. On the ground floor there are 3 reception rooms, all with character, a cloakroom, kitchen with a separate small breakfast area. On the first floor there are 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms with the additional floor space being greater than the ground floor as the first floor sits over the shop. There is original sash windows and some replacement PVCU style sash windows and gas fired central heating throughout.
Shop
Previously used as a hairdressers with 2 separate rooms and a cloakroom and a very useful cellar for storage. The shop will be sold with vacant possession.
The property is conveniently situated in the popular village of Porton. There is a Nisa convenience store nearby in addition to a doctors surgery, Chinese take-away, church, the Porton Hotel & Restaurant and St Nicholas CofE Primary School. There is a mainline railway station at nearby Grateley and there are further facilities in the town of Amesbury, which is approximately four miles away. The Cathedral city of Salisbury is approximately six miles away where there is an extensive range of educational, recreational, leisure and shopping facilities which combine with a twice weekly market. Good communication links from Salisbury make the area popular with those who commute or travel regularly, the main line railway station has fast regular trains to London Waterloo and the West Country, and the A36 and A30/A303 are close by.
Outside there is parking to the front of the property with a side gate leading to the rear garden which has an area of lawn and some mature flower borders containing perennial and annual plants. The garden is mature and has a garden shed, patio area and access to the garage. The garage also has a separate storage area and plumbing for a cloakroom or sink. There is storage into the eaves.
Council tax band E.
Mains water, gas, electric and drainage.
A delightful Victorian 4 bedroom detached family house which has a very interesting history, being originally the local shop and latterly a bakery. The house now maintains a wealth of its original character with fireplaces, picture rails and a feel that you cannot recreate in a modern house. The house is in need of updating now, but it still offers flexible and attractive accommodation for a family. On the ground floor there are 3 reception rooms, all with character, a cloakroom, kitchen with a separate small breakfast area. On the first floor there are 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms with the additional floor space being greater than the ground floor as the first floor sits over the shop. There is original sash windows and some replacement PVCU style sash windows and gas fired central heating throughout.
Shop
Previously used as a hairdressers with 2 separate rooms and a cloakroom and a very useful cellar for storage. The shop will be sold with vacant possession.
The property is conveniently situated in the popular village of Porton. There is a Nisa convenience store nearby in addition to a doctors surgery, Chinese take-away, church, the Porton Hotel & Restaurant and St Nicholas CofE Primary School. There is a mainline railway station at nearby Grateley and there are further facilities in the town of Amesbury, which is approximately four miles away. The Cathedral city of Salisbury is approximately six miles away where there is an extensive range of educational, recreational, leisure and shopping facilities which combine with a twice weekly market. Good communication links from Salisbury make the area popular with those who commute or travel regularly, the main line railway station has fast regular trains to London Waterloo and the West Country, and the A36 and A30/A303 are close by.
Outside there is parking to the front of the property with a side gate leading to the rear garden which has an area of lawn and some mature flower borders containing perennial and annual plants. The garden is mature and has a garden shed, patio area and access to the garage. The garage also has a separate storage area and plumbing for a cloakroom or sink. There is storage into the eaves.
Council tax band E.
Mains water, gas, electric and drainage.
