Old Forge House, 113 Park Street, Heytesbury is a charming Grade II Listed cottage located in the heart of a peaceful and friendly village. The house dating from 1760 originally comprised 2 cottages which were occupied by the families who worked in the adjacent Forge serving the stables at Heytesbury House.

This property offers a perfect blend of character, space, and convenience, with easy access to a wide range of amenities.

As soon as you step inside this spacious and welcoming cottage you immediately get that lovely feeling of "being at home". While the kitchen and bathrooms are in need of updating, the reception rooms provide plenty of space for family and friends to gather. The fireplace with log burner creates a warm and cosy space perfect for those cold winter nights.

The ground floor of the cottage has an entrance lobby, utility / boot room, 2 reception rooms and a sunny bright kitchen that overlooks the garden. On the first floor there are 2 good sized double bedrooms and a family shower room. Both bedrooms have adjoining spacious walk in dressing rooms and private bathrooms.

There are 2 further double bedrooms, a dressing room and large under eaves storage space on the second floor.

Windows are traditional style and single glazed, heating is electric with mix of traditional night storage and modern energy efficient Dimplex Quantum heaters.

To the front of the cottage is a mature flower bed and path that leads to the large L shaped garden. The south facing pretty garden is spacious and ideal for keen gardeners to enhance, or for families to enjoy with space for relaxed quiet seating and play areas. The garage has light and power and is accessed via a gravel driveway.

But perhaps the greatest advantage of living at 113 Park Street is the incredible range of amenities that are available in nearby towns of Warminster, Frome and the Cathedral City of Salisbury. Just a short drive away, you will find a wide range of shops, restaurants, cafes, and entertainment options, as well as excellent schools and healthcare facilities.

Warminster is a bustling market town that offers a variety of shops and restaurants, as well as a theatre, a pleasant town park with boating lake, skate park and splash pool as well as a leisure centre with a swimming pool and gym facilities. The town is also home to several top-rated schools, making it an excellent location for families.

Heytesbury lies in the Wylye valley an area that is rich in natural beauty and outdoor recreation opportunities. Heytesbury House was at one time the home of the first World War time poet Siegfried Loraine Sassoon who died in the village in 1967. The village is located on the edge of Salisbury Plain, which is a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty that offers miles of hiking and cycling trails, as well as stunning views of the surrounding countryside. The World heritage site of Stonehenge is 20 minutes away.

The property is ideally situated close the to main transport links, the A36 Bath to Southampton, the A350 to Poole and the A303.

Mainline railway stations of Warminster, Westbury and Salisbury train are close by.

Council Tax Band: G (Wiltshire County Council)
Tenure: Freehold
Private Drainage (Shared cesspit)
Property is Grade II Listed.