A beautifully presented two bedroom single storey cottage, within a conversion of a former officers mess. With a stunning private garden, attractive communal grounds and designated parking.

Accessed via an attractive communal entrance, the property opens into short hallway, leading directly into the well-appointed kitchen. The kitchen is well-equipped, with a serving hatch through to the dining area. The main reception area is bright an airy, serving as an open plan sitting/dining room with lovely panelling, high ceilings and sash windows, and a French door accessing the rear garden. A practical study area with a full sized sash window overlooks the garden and is concealed adjacent to the reception, featuring a built-in desk and fitted shelving. The home has two bedrooms, both of which are doubles with fitted wardrobes. The principal suite is particularly spacious and inviting, with an en-suite shower room. A modern family bathroom completes the accommodation.

There is an attractive and private garden to the rear, accessible via the sitting room. The garden opens onto a spacious terrace, with plenty of room for large furnishings. Steps from here lead up to the well-tended lawn, which is bordered by well stocked flower beds and trees. Also outside is a smart timber home office, complete with electrics and internet. There is ample communal grounds including a well manicured lawn, a large gravelled driveway and car parking area for residents and guests, plus a designated carport parking space.

Westcourt is situated on the edge of the desirable Village of Netheravon, an attractive and busy village with a Norman Church (All Saints), post office and village store in addition to a number of excellent countryside walks. The local pub is the recently refurbished Dog and Gun where the fayre and accommodation are very well thought of. The A303 is approximately 4 miles south of the property, providing good access to London and the West Country.

Nearby, Salisbury boasts a well-thought of Playhouse and twice-weekly charter market, with the iconic Cathedral Close sat in the heart of the city and a further plethora of restaurants, shopping, and leisure facilities close by. Salisbury has excellent road links to London, Southampton and Bournemouth, and provides direct trains to Waterloo from Salisbury station.

Lease term, remainder of 999 years from 14/03/2002.
Ground rent £0 and service charge for 2023-2024 £1,920.00.