57 Shrewton Road is a well-proportioned detached family home, offering comfortable and light-filled living spaces, arranged across two floors, overlooking rolling farmland and countryside surroundings.

The welcoming entrance hall with its useful side access, cloakroom and store cupboard flows naturally through into the sociable, high-ceilinged 19ft. sitting room, which spans the width of the property and enjoys French doors to the rear terrace with views across the peaceful garden. Double doors lead on to the adjoining dining room, which can also be entered via the main reception hall. The bright, front-facing kitchen/breakfast room enjoys a bay window and a variety of modern shaker-style wooden wall and base cabinetry, storage solutions, integrated appliances and a large range cooker with extractor above, with ample space to enjoy informal mealtimes. A useful utility room with a sink provides additional storage space, cabinetry and room for appliances.

On the first floor, the spacious and airy landing leads to four well-proportioned double bedrooms. The principal bedroom benefits from a modern en-suite shower room. There is also a large family bathroom and a useful airing cupboard.

The property benefits from a set back position comprising a sizeable, gravelled driveway leading up to the home, offering plenty of parking for several vehicles. A paved terrace leads from either side of the property to the tranquil rear garden and sun terrace, which provides the ideal opportunity to dine al fresco, with an impressive view of the surrounding farmland and countryside. The plot is enclosed via fencing, featuring a large section of neat level lawn, with a selection of herbaceous borders and two garden sheds.

The property is situated in the rural village of Chitterne, within the Wylye Valley, with its wonderful community feel, village hall, recreation ground, cricket club and church. The beautiful countryside surroundings offer a variety of outdoor pursuits, with the nearby villages of Codford, Heytesbury and Shrewton providing a wide array of everyday amenities including shops, doctors’ surgeries, a Post Office, petrol stations, schools, vets, churches and a theatre. The market town of Warminster also offers a broad selection of recreational, cultural and everyday facilities, including a diverse range of shops, a Waitrose supermarket, several restaurants, schools, a library, a sports centre, an art theatre, a town park and a railway station with mainline links to London Waterloo via Salisbury in just over two hours.

Historic Salisbury and Bath are also within easy reach, providing an even further range of amenities and points of interest, with the nearby A303 offering convenient road links to the A36 linking throughout the West Country and further afield.

A variety of well-regarded schooling options can be found nearby, including Bishopstrow College, Warminster, Dauntsey's, Port Regis and King’s.