House For Sale £475,000
This charming family semi-detached home is nestled in the picturesque village of Lockerley, enjoying a desirable semi-rural environment. It offers an affordable yet unique opportunity to become part of this close-knit community. The property boasts nearby countryside walks, making it a tranquil retreat. The ground floor offers two large reception rooms providing ample entertaining space in addition to a good size kitchen with plenty of worktop space and storage. There is a handy downstairs cloakroom. The first floor is a generous size with two bathrooms serving the four well-proportioned bedrooms. The practicality of the large driveway and a sizable rear garden with a large timber storage shed add to its appeal. The property presents an excellent opportunity for first-time buyers or downsizers alike seeking an idyllic rural lifestyle. West Dean is renowned for its strong community spirit and falls within the catchment area for the esteemed Salisbury Grammar Schools.
Lockerley is an attractive compilation of several greens creating a diverse village which despite its smaller population has a surprising amount going on with around 35 groups, societies and activities ranging from bellringing to bridge and car mechanics. The village enjoys an excellent local school and shop and strong sense of community. Positioned approx. 5 miles west of the market town of Romsey, on the southern bank of the River Dun, there is a train station at the neighbouring villages of Dunbridge and West Dean along with a local pub. Butts Green hosts the majority of the amenities including the excellent village school and active community hall and derived its name from Tudor times when able-bodied men of the village were required to spend an hour each Sunday practicing archery. The target was known as the “butt”. Lockerley Green hosts the village stores and post office and with Top Green offering some aesthetically pleasing architecture with picturesque surrounding scenery.
Lockerley is an attractive compilation of several greens creating a diverse village which despite its smaller population has a surprising amount going on with around 35 groups, societies and activities ranging from bellringing to bridge and car mechanics. The village enjoys an excellent local school and shop and strong sense of community. Positioned approx. 5 miles west of the market town of Romsey, on the southern bank of the River Dun, there is a train station at the neighbouring villages of Dunbridge and West Dean along with a local pub. Butts Green hosts the majority of the amenities including the excellent village school and active community hall and derived its name from Tudor times when able-bodied men of the village were required to spend an hour each Sunday practicing archery. The target was known as the “butt”. Lockerley Green hosts the village stores and post office and with Top Green offering some aesthetically pleasing architecture with picturesque surrounding scenery.
