With its 1930s architecture featuring a brick edged arched porch and rounded bay windows which enhance the natural light to the inside, Number 8 Dorset Road is a well-proportioned home offering up-to-date styling and an enhanced layout with a pleasing open ambience.

A spacious drawing room offers a bright space for relaxed downtime with a fireplace providing a feature focal-point, whilst at the end of the entrance hall, a sliding door offers an ingenious space-saving solution to close off, or leave as an open aperture, the entrance to the kitchen/dining room at the rear of the house. This light filled, sociable setting provides a dining area with views out and French doors which open onto the garden linking the interior space to the outdoors. Fitted with modern, white, wall and base level cabinetry, the kitchen has units which create a functional divide within the room.

On the first floor, the principal bedroom extends into the large bay window alcove which affords an outlook over the roof-tops of Salisbury to the Wiltshire landscape beyond. There are two further bedrooms at this level, as well as a smart, modern bathroom. An additional stairway gives access up to a flexible-use attic level area with skylight windows, which currently provides a vast storage space.

A low brick wall fronts the roadway, with pillars marking a series of steps which rise to the entrance porch. There is a grassed area to one side and a border of shrubs to the other, with a paved pathway providing a route alongside the house to the rear garden.

A decked terrace adjoins the house offering opportunities for outdoor dining and relaxation bordered by a brick-retaining wall which creates a secluded setting, whilst steps lead up to an area of lawn with a paved terrace and a pathway which extends to the far margin. There are shrubs at the side boundary and a blossom tree, with sunny spots in the garden to set up garden furniture and enjoy the outdoor environment.

The property is situated on the northern fringes of the Cathedral City of Salisbury, within easy reach of an excellent range of amenities, including high-street shops, supermarkets, restaurants and bars, along with a leisure centre, cinema and theatre.

Well-regarded schooling includes Chafyn Grove, the Cathedral School, Bishop Wordsworth and South Wilts Grammar schools for boys and girls. Salisbury has a main line railway station and offers a direct train service to London Waterloo and the West Country and the A303 provides access to the southwest and to London via the M3.

The surrounding Wiltshire countryside offers large unspoiled areas, ideal for walking and riding, with fishing on the River Avon and other nearby chalk streams.