House For Sale £625,000
A charming and deceptively spacious, well presented, Grade II Listed period property with flexible accommodation.
Believed to date back to the early to mid 19th Century, the unassuming façade of 29 West Street gives little hint of the well proportioned and flexible accommodation on offer.
The front door opens into a welcoming hallway, with plenty of space for large items of furniture, and this gives access to all of the ground floor accommodation. An archway under the stairs leads to the well proportioned dining room with space for a large dining table and associated furniture. There is a cosy, panelled, sitting room with an inset gas fire and beyond is the kitchen/breakfast room. This is very much the heart of the house with double doors leading to the courtyard garden and a door to the large utility room, which again has a door to the courtyard garden. A cloakroom rounds out the ground floor accommodation.
Stairs from the hallway lead to the first floor landing, naturally lit from windows to the side and a rooflight. To the front of the property is a drawing room that runs the entire width of the property; this is a lovely formal reception room, it is felt that this could easily be used as a further double bedroom, if required, with the possibility of creating an en suite shower room (subject to the necessary consents). The two bedrooms are both doubles, the main bedroom being particularly impressive with a good range of built in wardrobes, being naturally well lit from both windows and rooflights, and with a large en suite bathroom that is well fitted with both a bath and a separate shower cubicle. The second bedroom also has fitted wardrobes. A shower room completes the first floor accommodation.
Immediately to the rear of the property is a paved terrace, providing an attractive space to sit out or for al fresco dining, and this comprises the entirety of the outside space demised to the property. Steps from here lead up to a secluded garden, which has been mainly laid to lawn with attractive and mature planting including flowering plants, shrubs and trees. From here the large gravelled driveway provides road parking and leads to the large, detached, garage (with electric power, light and door and an outside tap). The lawned area of garden, garage and driveway are held on an annual licence from the Diocese, and we understand that it is possible to continue this arrangement, subject to agreement - further details are available at the office.
West 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).
Believed to date back to the early to mid 19th Century, the unassuming façade of 29 West Street gives little hint of the well proportioned and flexible accommodation on offer.
The front door opens into a welcoming hallway, with plenty of space for large items of furniture, and this gives access to all of the ground floor accommodation. An archway under the stairs leads to the well proportioned dining room with space for a large dining table and associated furniture. There is a cosy, panelled, sitting room with an inset gas fire and beyond is the kitchen/breakfast room. This is very much the heart of the house with double doors leading to the courtyard garden and a door to the large utility room, which again has a door to the courtyard garden. A cloakroom rounds out the ground floor accommodation.
Stairs from the hallway lead to the first floor landing, naturally lit from windows to the side and a rooflight. To the front of the property is a drawing room that runs the entire width of the property; this is a lovely formal reception room, it is felt that this could easily be used as a further double bedroom, if required, with the possibility of creating an en suite shower room (subject to the necessary consents). The two bedrooms are both doubles, the main bedroom being particularly impressive with a good range of built in wardrobes, being naturally well lit from both windows and rooflights, and with a large en suite bathroom that is well fitted with both a bath and a separate shower cubicle. The second bedroom also has fitted wardrobes. A shower room completes the first floor accommodation.
Immediately to the rear of the property is a paved terrace, providing an attractive space to sit out or for al fresco dining, and this comprises the entirety of the outside space demised to the property. Steps from here lead up to a secluded garden, which has been mainly laid to lawn with attractive and mature planting including flowering plants, shrubs and trees. From here the large gravelled driveway provides road parking and leads to the large, detached, garage (with electric power, light and door and an outside tap). The lawned area of garden, garage and driveway are held on an annual licence from the Diocese, and we understand that it is possible to continue this arrangement, subject to agreement - further details are available at the office.
West 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).
