A beautifully presented period home, situated within the picturesque and highly desirable Wylye Valley.

This highly attractive period property has been skilfully converted into an individual and appealing family home, situated within a charming close with a neighbourly atmosphere. The home opens into a welcoming hallway, which provides access to all rooms within the property. Immediately through the entrance is access to the well-equipped eat-in kitchen, fitted with range cooker and extractor hood overhead. From here is access to the 17 ft sitting room with a feature electric fireplace, which has ample space for dining room furniture in addition to sofas and other traditional sitting room furnishings; from here is French Door access to the rear garden. The home is ideal for multi-generational living due to the living and sleeping accommodation being arranged predominantly over one level. There are two double bedrooms, with en-suite to the primary, and a family bathroom completing the ground floor. The home benefits from a useful loft bedroom on the first floor, which could also be used as a home office or secondary reception room. The loft bedroom is fitted with good sized eves for additional storage space.

Externally, there is a pretty and private outdoor space to the rear of the property, which is boarded by established plants and shrubbery. To the front of the home is access to the property's single garage, with space to park one vehicle. The property also benefits from a communal visitors parking space, shared with the other properties within the close.

Wylye is a desirable village, situated within the Conservation Area in the Wylye Valley. Local amenities include a village shop with Post Office within, the popular 'The Bell Inn' public house, St Mary's Church, a local recreation ground and an active village hall. There's nearby access to the A303 for road links to the South West and London, and A36 for nearby cities Salisbury and Warminster; Tisbury (approx. 8 miles), Warminster (approx. 9 miles) and Salisbury (approx. 11 miles), all have mainline train stations with access to London Waterloo. There's a number of popular pursuits local to the Wylye area due to the nearby Langford Lakes and Wylye Down Nature Reserves, including walking and riding, with The Langford Tennis Club within two and a half miles of the property in neighbouring Steeple Langford.

The Anglo-Saxon town of Wilton (approximately 7 miles) has a good range of day to day facilities, with the Cathedral City of Salisbury and the city of Warminster both having an excellent range of further leisure, cultural, educational and shopping facilities. Salisbury also boasts a well-thought of Playhouse and twice-weekly charter market.

Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax Band: E
In 2022 the annual charge for the maintenance of the close were £125, please contact Myddelton & Major for management company and further information.