House For Sale £595,000
A delightful and deceptively spacious, period, end of terrace house with an attractive garden, two garages and garden bordering the River Wylye.
Offered to the market with no onward chain and originally two properties that have been cleverly combined to create a deceptively spacious, period, end of terrace house that has been well loved but is perhaps now in need of a light touch refurbishment, whilst retaining period features including a wealth of original fireplaces. The front door gives access to a welcoming entrance hall with doors to the snug and the sitting room. The sitting room was originally two reception rooms and has been opened up to create a large, bright living space with two fireplaces (one of which has a woodburner installed), with a bay window and double doors to the garden. From here a door gives access to the kitchen/dining room which has bi-fold doors leading to the garden and windows overlooking the River Wylye. The snug and music room finish off the ground floor accommodation with versatile living space. On the first floor are four bedrooms, with the larger bedrooms having attractive outlooks over the rear garden and the River Wylye., and a well appointed family bathroom. The main bedroom is on the second floor and is of a very good size, again with far reaching views over the rear garden and the river, and with a very large en suite shower room, which again has been well appointed. Finishing off the accommodation on the second floor is the office.
The rear garden has been hard landscaped for ease of maintenance but has been well designed, creating plenty of areas for sitting out and al fresco dining along with clever areas of planting with mature flowering plants, shrubs and trees. Of particular note are the steps leading to the River Wylye, which borders the garden on one side, and we understand that the property retains riparian rights, and a host of wildlife including trout, kingfishers, otters and water voles can be found in the chalk streams in the Salisbury area. There are two single garages (both with electric power and light) and it is felt that these offer a wealth of potential and could be adapted to create an annexe or home studio etc, if required and subject to the necessary consents. A gate gives access to the shared driveway at the rear, and there is a further off road parking space here as well.
There are two single garages (both with electric power and light) and it is felt that these offer a wealth of potential and could be adapted to create an annexe or home studio etc, if required and subject to the necessary consents. A gate gives access to the shared driveway at the rear, and there is a further off road parking space here as well.
North Street is conveniently situated in the centre of the bustling historic market town of Wilton, which lies approximately 4 miles west of the cathedral city of Salisbury. There is a regular bus service between the two, with the nearest stop just a few steps away in the market square. Wilton itself has good day to day amenities including a bakery, two convenience stores, a doctors, hardware store, post office, library, cafes, pubs and restaurants as well as the weekly market held in The Square. Nearby Salisbury has an excellent range of facilities - shopping, leisure, educational and cultural, as well as a mainline station with direct trains to London Waterloo (journey time approximately 90 minutes).
Offered to the market with no onward chain and originally two properties that have been cleverly combined to create a deceptively spacious, period, end of terrace house that has been well loved but is perhaps now in need of a light touch refurbishment, whilst retaining period features including a wealth of original fireplaces. The front door gives access to a welcoming entrance hall with doors to the snug and the sitting room. The sitting room was originally two reception rooms and has been opened up to create a large, bright living space with two fireplaces (one of which has a woodburner installed), with a bay window and double doors to the garden. From here a door gives access to the kitchen/dining room which has bi-fold doors leading to the garden and windows overlooking the River Wylye. The snug and music room finish off the ground floor accommodation with versatile living space. On the first floor are four bedrooms, with the larger bedrooms having attractive outlooks over the rear garden and the River Wylye., and a well appointed family bathroom. The main bedroom is on the second floor and is of a very good size, again with far reaching views over the rear garden and the river, and with a very large en suite shower room, which again has been well appointed. Finishing off the accommodation on the second floor is the office.
The rear garden has been hard landscaped for ease of maintenance but has been well designed, creating plenty of areas for sitting out and al fresco dining along with clever areas of planting with mature flowering plants, shrubs and trees. Of particular note are the steps leading to the River Wylye, which borders the garden on one side, and we understand that the property retains riparian rights, and a host of wildlife including trout, kingfishers, otters and water voles can be found in the chalk streams in the Salisbury area. There are two single garages (both with electric power and light) and it is felt that these offer a wealth of potential and could be adapted to create an annexe or home studio etc, if required and subject to the necessary consents. A gate gives access to the shared driveway at the rear, and there is a further off road parking space here as well.
There are two single garages (both with electric power and light) and it is felt that these offer a wealth of potential and could be adapted to create an annexe or home studio etc, if required and subject to the necessary consents. A gate gives access to the shared driveway at the rear, and there is a further off road parking space here as well.
North Street is conveniently situated in the centre of the bustling historic market town of Wilton, which lies approximately 4 miles west of the cathedral city of Salisbury. There is a regular bus service between the two, with the nearest stop just a few steps away in the market square. Wilton itself has good day to day amenities including a bakery, two convenience stores, a doctors, hardware store, post office, library, cafes, pubs and restaurants as well as the weekly market held in The Square. Nearby Salisbury has an excellent range of facilities - shopping, leisure, educational and cultural, as well as a mainline station with direct trains to London Waterloo (journey time approximately 90 minutes).
