An impressive 4 bedroom, period, attached property, now in need of some modernisation, set in a plot of approx. 0.3 acres.

Sahaja is an impressive and deceptively spacious stone built period property that comprises well proportioned accommodation, spread over three floors that could now benefit from a light touch refurbishment, or a more comprehensive programme of extension and refurbishment. The property has in recent years been run as a yoga and meditation retreat, with several large wooden yurts in the garden, so it is well set up for someone wanting to run a similar business, however the space offers a multitude of opportunities for an incoming purchaser.

The front door opens into a welcoming hallway, with stairs to the first floor and a door to the sitting room. This is a good sized square room, the focus of which is a fireplace with a large wood burning stove, and large windows let in plenty of natural light. A door leads from here to the study, which could be used as a ground floor bedroom, if required. An archway from the sitting room gives access to the dining room, which is again a naturally well lit and proportioned reception room, with the kitchen beyond. A conservatory runs behind both the kitchen and the dining room, giving access to the ground floor bathroom and utility room beyond.

On the first floor are four double bedrooms, a very well proportioned family bathroom with space for a bath and separate shower, and a cloakroom.

There are three rooms on the second floor accessed by way of two ladders from the first floor landing, providing plenty of storage space.

To the front is a large gravelled driveway providing off road parking for a number of vehicles and access down the side of the house leads to the rear garden, which is naturally separated into several sections. In total the plot extends to approximately one third of an acre, with three large, wooden, yurt type buildings, a treehouse, space for a hot tub and a wooded bank at the end. The garden abuts fields and farmland and it is felt that this could suit a serious gardener with plenty of space for fruits and vegetables.

Located just 9 miles west from the cathedral city of Salisbury is the peaceful, pretty and typically English village of Compton Chamberlayne. The cricket pitch is situated in the centre of the village as well as the Church of St Michael, which was built at the end of the 13th century. The village is itself doesn't contain any facilities however it is situated on a very well supplied bus route to both Salisbury, Shaftesbury and the surrounding Nadder Valley villages. The nearby village of Fovant is home to the prestigious WW1 Military Badges chalked in the down below Chiselbury ring, an iron age fort. Fovant offers recreational grounds including a playground, also present is a village hall, shop, church, a Public House and a doctors surgery. Salisbury has a further range of facilities-educational, cultural and shopping, along with a mainline station with trains to London Waterloo (journey time approximately 90 minutes).

Services - mains electricity and water. Shared septic tank. Air source heat pump for central heating and solar panels. OFCOM suggests broadband download speeds of up to 80Mbps are available and that there may be an absence of EE and Three mobile coverage internally, but all networks should be available externally.