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COVID-19 caused the residential market to pause following a spring bounce. As we exit lockdown we are seeing the strong pre-COVID market return. We are here to help so please call us if you are thinking about buying or selling or require expert property advice.
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A four bedroom, character cottage situated in an elevated position with stunning countryside views.
This delightful period property has been extremely well maintained and updated by the current owners whilst retaining a variety of character features throughout. The property is laid out over two floors, with the ground floor accommodation all accessed from the large rear hallway. The living room (24 x 13ft) features a fireplace with log burner and parquet flooring. The large kitchen/ breakfast room features a beautiful quarry tile floor, space for fridge freezer and access to the downstairs loo and rear gardens. There is also a charming dining room with feature brick fireplace and quarry tile floor. A newer addition makes a stunning (20 x 14ft) sun room with wood laminate floor, Scandinavian style fireplace and large picture windows allowing light and views over the garden. Upstairs are three good size double bedrooms and a single bedroom. The master has a large modern en-suite with shower over bath. The main family bathroom benefits from his and hers sinks, shower over the bath and is also generous in size.
SITUATION
The property is situated on the A30 about 4 miles east of Shaftesbury. The nearby village of Ludwell offers a village store, family butcher and public house while Donhead St Mary offers a good primary school. The town of Shaftesbury offers all amenities for your everyday needs including a cottage hospital, doctors surgeries, sopticians, dentist, supermarket, and a vibrant high street with an assortment of national and independent stores. The are is well known for the choice of state and independent primary and secondary schools. Road communication are excellent. Salisbury can be reached in approximately 20 - 25 minutes by road and the A350 is approximately 10 minutes drive. The towns of Tisbury and Salisbury offer mainline rail services to London Waterloo and the West Country.
OUTSIDE
The property is approached from the main road over a gravel apron onto a concrete drive that leads to the double garage and parking area allowing space for several vehicles. Stone steps lead up to the house and patio area which includes a number of raised flower beds planted with shrubs and bushes and is surrounded by high hedging to shield from the road. More steps lead up from the left of the property to a number of terraces, one of which is predominantly gravel, is ideal for al fresco dining and bordered with well stocked flower beds. Two further terraces are mainly laid to lawn and offer the most amazing far reaching views. There is a wood store and handy shed.
COUNCIL TAX
Wiltshire Council Tax Band E
EPC: E
SERVICES
Mains water and electricity are connected to the property.
DIRECTIONS
From Shaftesbury proceed in an easterly direction on the A30 towards Salisbury. Continue for 4 miles straight through Ludwell and the property is the second on the left just after the turning to 'The Donheads', half way up the hill.
