An immaculately presented and deceptively spacious family home.

Description

Built approximately 40 years ago of brick under a tiled roof, Amberwood has been significantly refurbished and extended to a very high standard, providing a stylish family home with considerable indoor and outdoor entertaining space.

The entrance hall offers access to all four double bedrooms and the family bathroom, which has the benefit of both a bath and shower, and then leads through to the dual-aspect kitchen/dining room. The kitchen has bespoke, hand-made, painted oak cupboards, integrated appliances, quartz worktops and space for the current vendors electric Aga. The limestone floors have underfloor heating. The dining end of the room leads through to a striking oak-framed sitting room, with a vaulted ceiling, oak floorboards, wood-burning stove and solid oak bi-fold doors opening one entire wall onto the Indian Slate paved terrace.

A recent extension includes a rear hall, with limestone floor and underfloor heating, offering access to the garden, in addition to a newly designed and fitted bathroom, with both bath and Grohe smart-control rain shower. A recently installed cloakroom/WC and utility room with shaker-style cupboards, Silestone work surfaces, a sink and plumbing for a washing machine complete this end of the house.
All of the windows are double glazed and made of high-quality Accoya wood, known for its outstanding durability. External doors are solid French oak and have multi-point locks.

The house is approached through oak gates onto a block-paved driveway. The front garden is laid to lawn with a variety of trees and shrubs and is enclosed by post-and-rail fencing and box hedging.

The secluded rear garden has been landscaped with outdoor entertaining in mind and has Indian Slate terraces. One terrace is sheltered by a large Accoya timber-framed pergola. The lawn is enclosed by post-and-rail fencing overlooking woodland behind the house. A new summer house, with adjacent storage area, is positioned on raised gravel terracing.

Location

The Parish of Redlynch (including Woodfalls and Morgan’s Vale) has a popular shop and newsagent, a primary school, two pubs and a village hall. It lies on the fringes of the New Forest and has access to outstanding walks, cycle paths and horse riding.

The beautiful Cathedral city of Salisbury offers a wide selection of shops, restaurants, arts and recreational facilities. Trains from Salisbury to London Waterloo have a journey time of approximately 90 minutes. Racing is available at Salisbury Racecourse and Wincanton and golf at South Wilts Golf Club and High Post. This area is renowned for its fishing on the River Avon and outlying chalk streams.

The A303 provides access to the south west and London, via the M3.

There is a wide selection of both state and private schools in the area, including Moyles Court, Forres Sandle Manor, Salisbury Cathedral School, Chafyn Grove Godolphin and Embley, as well as Bishop Wordsworth and South Wilts Grammar Schools.

Square Footage: 1,489 sq ft



Directions

From Salisbury, take the A338 towards Downton. Turn left at the traffic lights in Downton, by The Bull pub. Follow this road through Downton and on into Redlynch. Turn into Bowers Hill. Just before the road bends round to the right at The Kings Head pub, turn right down Quavey Road. After about ¼ mile Amberwood can be found on the right-hand-side.

Additional Info

TENURE
Freehold

LOCAL AUTHORITY
Wiltshire Council –[use Contact Agent Button]

OUTGOINGS
The property is subject to Council Tax Band B

FIXTURES AND FITTINGS
Please note that, unless specifically mentioned, all fixtures and fittings and garden ornaments are excluded from the sale.

SERVICES
Mains water, electricity, gas and drainage. Combination of gas central heating and electric underfloor heating.

VIEWINGS
Strictly by appointment with Savills