House For Sale £635,000
A charming detached 3 bedroom cottage which has been updated considerably by the current owners with an enclosed south facing garden in this popular Ebble Valley village.
Crossways Cottage is believed to date back to the 17th Century and is a detached cottage with predominantly cob and rendered elevations beneath a pitched thatched roof. The accommodation is presented in excellent decorative order throughout and is full of the charms of a thatched cottage including inglenook fireplaces, exposed wooden beams and two staircases to the first floor. The property faces north to the front and south to the rear and therefore there is good solar gain from the south facing elevation and this creates a light and welcoming ambience. On the ground floor the kitchen has fitted units and integrated appliances together with a range cooker and ceramic sink and monobloc tap. There are steps leading down to a dining area with separate cloakroom and storage cupboards. The dining room has an inglenook fireplace and has two staircases leading to the first floor. The sitting room further compliments the ground floor accommodation with an inglenook fireplace, exposed wooden beams, a window seat and a range of bookcases along the length of one wall. All of the ground floor rooms have a double aspect. On the first floor there are 3 bedrooms with the master bedroom having exposed vaulted ceiling showing some original timbers. The bathroom has been refurbished by the current owners with a superb roll top bath, shower unit, low level WC and wash hand basin. Bedroom 2 is of a generous size and has a window overlooking the south facing garden to the rear, The third bedroom can be accessed from the second staircase and again has a radiator. This bedroom also has its own adjoining bathroom with a shower over, low level WC and a wash hand basin. All the bedrooms and bathrooms on the first floor are presented extremely well and have been updated in a considerate fashion to the age of the property.
The property is situated in the Ebble valley village of Homington, which is understandably popular. It has a church, whilst the village of Coombe Bissett, which forms part of the civil parish with Homington is a mile away where there are further facilities which include an excellent community shop, post office, village hall, school and recreational facilities. There is an active and supportive community in both villages with Homington also being within a short distance of the Salisbury District Hospital and New Hall. The cathedral city of Salisbury is easily accessible where there is an excellent range of educational, recreational, leisure and shopping facilities which combine with a twice weekly market in addition to a main line railway station (Waterloo 90 minutes.)
To the side of the property there is off road parking for 2 cars and there is a gate that leads through to the rear south facing gardens. These are a particular feature of the property and have an area of lawn together with an interspersion of flower borders and a partitioned off vegetable area with phased borders. There is also a path leading up to the office which is timber framed with power and light connected. There is an oil tank and gravelled area. A gate leads out to the eastern side of the property and there is a very useful garden storage room which adjoins the property and has power and light connected together with a mezzanine floor providing further storage.
Council Tax Band F.
Mains water. Septic tank drainage. Oil fired central heating. Mains electric.
Crossways Cottage is believed to date back to the 17th Century and is a detached cottage with predominantly cob and rendered elevations beneath a pitched thatched roof. The accommodation is presented in excellent decorative order throughout and is full of the charms of a thatched cottage including inglenook fireplaces, exposed wooden beams and two staircases to the first floor. The property faces north to the front and south to the rear and therefore there is good solar gain from the south facing elevation and this creates a light and welcoming ambience. On the ground floor the kitchen has fitted units and integrated appliances together with a range cooker and ceramic sink and monobloc tap. There are steps leading down to a dining area with separate cloakroom and storage cupboards. The dining room has an inglenook fireplace and has two staircases leading to the first floor. The sitting room further compliments the ground floor accommodation with an inglenook fireplace, exposed wooden beams, a window seat and a range of bookcases along the length of one wall. All of the ground floor rooms have a double aspect. On the first floor there are 3 bedrooms with the master bedroom having exposed vaulted ceiling showing some original timbers. The bathroom has been refurbished by the current owners with a superb roll top bath, shower unit, low level WC and wash hand basin. Bedroom 2 is of a generous size and has a window overlooking the south facing garden to the rear, The third bedroom can be accessed from the second staircase and again has a radiator. This bedroom also has its own adjoining bathroom with a shower over, low level WC and a wash hand basin. All the bedrooms and bathrooms on the first floor are presented extremely well and have been updated in a considerate fashion to the age of the property.
The property is situated in the Ebble valley village of Homington, which is understandably popular. It has a church, whilst the village of Coombe Bissett, which forms part of the civil parish with Homington is a mile away where there are further facilities which include an excellent community shop, post office, village hall, school and recreational facilities. There is an active and supportive community in both villages with Homington also being within a short distance of the Salisbury District Hospital and New Hall. The cathedral city of Salisbury is easily accessible where there is an excellent range of educational, recreational, leisure and shopping facilities which combine with a twice weekly market in addition to a main line railway station (Waterloo 90 minutes.)
To the side of the property there is off road parking for 2 cars and there is a gate that leads through to the rear south facing gardens. These are a particular feature of the property and have an area of lawn together with an interspersion of flower borders and a partitioned off vegetable area with phased borders. There is also a path leading up to the office which is timber framed with power and light connected. There is an oil tank and gravelled area. A gate leads out to the eastern side of the property and there is a very useful garden storage room which adjoins the property and has power and light connected together with a mezzanine floor providing further storage.
Council Tax Band F.
Mains water. Septic tank drainage. Oil fired central heating. Mains electric.
