With its striking architecture, immaculate condition and stylish design, Stoneways offers light and airy accommodation, with an open ambience and neutral colour palette which creates an oasis of calm, perfectly suited to modern lifestyles.

A bright, spacious reception hall has porcelain tiled flooring, with the stairway to the upper level featuring transparent glass panels, enhancing the light-filled entrance to the home. The sitting room offers relaxed comfort with double height windows and two sets of French doors which open to the outside. To the rear, an impressive open-plan kitchen and living area has wood flooring and is filled with natural light courtesy of its triple aspect and wall of bi-folding doors which offer a seamless link from the inside to outside environment. Fitted with contemporary cabinetry, topped with quartz work surfaces, the kitchen offers AEG and Bosch integrated appliances, a stainless steel Belfast sink and a breakfast bar unit which forms a subtle divide to the dining area and to the side of this, a casual seating spot has a fireplace focal point. Ancillary space is provided by a utility room which offers a space to store outdoor wear, with an adjoining cloakroom and a tucked-away study, ideal for home-workers.

The first floor accommodation comprises a luxurious principal bedroom with elevated views over the surrounding countryside, glazed doors at one corner which open to Juliet balconies and there are smart en suite facilities. There are three further double bedrooms, one with en suite cloakroom, and a beautifully-appointed modern family bathroom with bath tub and shower cubicle.

The property is approached via a gravelled driveway which provides parking and gives access to the car port and garage. Timberedged beds to the front garden are planted with a pleasing selection of perennial plants and specimen trees and are backed by natural hurdle fence panels. An area laid to lawn extends to the side and rear of the home where the level changes of the plot are accommodated by gentle slopes and a brick-edged, paved terrace offers opportunities for outdoor dining and relaxation whilst enjoying the south-easterly views. A series of steps lead down to the grassed area and there is trellising and hedging which subtly screen a further garden space, with gravel walkways, sleeper retaining walls and a summerhouse providing an additional spot to relax in this tranquil outdoor haven.

On the banks of the River Avon in the Woodford Valley, the village of Middle Woodford is a picturesque setting which offers a village primary school, parish church, the Wheatsheaf Public House and the popular Heale House garden centre with tea room. The cathedral city of Salisbury is within easy reach and provides a comprehensive range of recreational, shopping and cultural facilities including the Salisbury Playhouse theatre and a multi-screen cinema,
along with direct rail services to London Waterloo, Southampton, Bath, Cardiff and Exeter.

Communications links are excellent with easy access to the A303, A36, A338, A30 and the M27 and to Southampton and Bournemouth Airports. There are numerous well-regarded local schools, including Salisbury Cathedral School, Chafyn Grove and Godolphin School, as well as Bishop Wordsworth and South Wilts Grammar Schools for boys and girls respectively.