Meadow View is a spacious family home that features flexible accommodation with plenty of natural light throughout, as well as a sunny south-facing garden and grounds to the rear.

The main reception room is the well proportioned drawing room which has a wood burning stove and a dual aspect, including French doors opening to the rear garden. There is also a useful study and a separate dining room which is currently being used as a ground floor bedroom. The kitchen provides plenty of fitted storage and space for the necessary appliances including a range cooker, and the utility provides further space for storage and appliances. The kitchen opens into a dining room/family room with panoramic views across the garden, skylights overhead and French doors onto the gardens.

The first floor has four well-proportioned bedrooms, three of which benefit from built in storage cupboards. The principal bedroom has extensive fitted wardrobes and an en suite shower room. There is also a family bathroom, with the ground floor offering a separate shower room.

To the front of the house, the gravel driveway provides plenty of off road parking and access to the integrated double garage for further parking and storage.

The front garden is enclosed by an established border hedgerow and there is a pathway leading to the entrance while to the rear, the glorious south-facing garden has a patio area for al fresco dining, colourful flowerbeds, a wealth of shrubs and mature trees, lawns and meadows that run all the way to the banks of the peaceful River Bourne, with single bank fishing rights above the bridge and double below. There is also a well maintained hard tennis court enclosed by chain link fencing with additional land beyond and an established orchard. There is also a large pond across the river and one smaller pond in the orchard, creating a haven for wildlife. In total the grounds amount to almost 3 acres in all.

The small village of Ford is located just north of Salisbury, with easy access to the beautiful Wiltshire countryside. Together with the neighbouring villages and northern suburbs of Salisbury there are several everyday amenities, including local shops, pubs, primary schooling and vets. Salisbury city centre provides a wealth of further shops, restaurants, cafés, leisure and cultural facilities, while the city’s mainline station provides services to London Waterloo (90 minutes). Excellent road connections are provided by the nearby A303, linking to the M3 motorway to the east and the West Country.

There is an outstanding-rated primary school in nearby Bishopdown, while Salisbury offers the outstanding-rated Bishop Wordsworth’s C of E Grammar School for boys and South Wilts for girls. Independent schools in the area include Godolphin School, Chafyn Grove and the Cathedral School.