Cholderton, Salisbury
£600,000
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Bedrooms: 4
An enchanting Grade II Listed detached barn conversion, sympathetically extended with four bedrooms, two
bathrooms and three reception rooms, situated in a picturesque hamlet in the Bourne Valley.
Homes of this nature are rarely available. The property retains a wealth of character and has been sympathetically extended to create c.2,188 sq ft of living space, whilst preserving its intrinsic integrity. Of particular note is the generously proportioned, double aspect sitting room with a charming, exposed brick fireplace and exposed timber ceiling beams, as well as the principal bedroom which features a vaulted ceiling with exposed timber beams and an en suite bathroom with a separate shower and bath tub.
On the ground floor there is a delightful entrance hall with a guest w/c, a dining room, study and a kitchen/breakfast room with a separate utility room. On the first floor there are four bedrooms and two bathrooms.
Externally, there are good sized front and rear gardens, both predominantly laid to lawn with mature trees and shrubs.
Cholderton is a popular village on the Hampshire and Wiltshire border, which has the Crown Public House, Cholderton Farm Shop and café, the Rare Breeds Farm and village hall, access to a wealth of fine countryside and a primary school in nearby Newton Tony.
The nearest town is Amesbury for services such as major supermarkets, Doctors surgeries, butcher, bakers, and a dental practice. Grateley mainline railway station is approximately 2.6 miles and provides direct trains to London Waterloo (journey time approximately 80 minutes). The attractive Cathedral city of Salisbury, approximately 11 miles to the south west, provides a wide selection of shops, restaurants, arts and recreational facilities, as well as two Grammar schools. The nearby A303 provides access to the southwest and London, via the M3.
Council Tax Band: G
Tenure: Freehold
bathrooms and three reception rooms, situated in a picturesque hamlet in the Bourne Valley.
Homes of this nature are rarely available. The property retains a wealth of character and has been sympathetically extended to create c.2,188 sq ft of living space, whilst preserving its intrinsic integrity. Of particular note is the generously proportioned, double aspect sitting room with a charming, exposed brick fireplace and exposed timber ceiling beams, as well as the principal bedroom which features a vaulted ceiling with exposed timber beams and an en suite bathroom with a separate shower and bath tub.
On the ground floor there is a delightful entrance hall with a guest w/c, a dining room, study and a kitchen/breakfast room with a separate utility room. On the first floor there are four bedrooms and two bathrooms.
Externally, there are good sized front and rear gardens, both predominantly laid to lawn with mature trees and shrubs.
Cholderton is a popular village on the Hampshire and Wiltshire border, which has the Crown Public House, Cholderton Farm Shop and café, the Rare Breeds Farm and village hall, access to a wealth of fine countryside and a primary school in nearby Newton Tony.
The nearest town is Amesbury for services such as major supermarkets, Doctors surgeries, butcher, bakers, and a dental practice. Grateley mainline railway station is approximately 2.6 miles and provides direct trains to London Waterloo (journey time approximately 80 minutes). The attractive Cathedral city of Salisbury, approximately 11 miles to the south west, provides a wide selection of shops, restaurants, arts and recreational facilities, as well as two Grammar schools. The nearby A303 provides access to the southwest and London, via the M3.
Council Tax Band: G
Tenure: Freehold
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