No longer on the market
This property is no longer on the market
Floorplan
Map3 bedroom terraced house
Sold STC
Solar panels
Terraced house
3 beds
1 bath
1173
EPC rating: D
Key information
Features and description
- Porch
- Sitting/Dining Room
- Kitchen/Breakfast Room
- Cloakroom
- Three Double Bedrooms
- Bathroom
- Garden
A Victorian mid-terraced property of excellent proportions, with a lovely garden and views towards the village.
Property
98 Mount Pleasant is understood to have been built in the late nineteenth century and is constructed of local Chilmark stone elevations under a slate roof. As a mid-terraced property, the frontage belies the interior space, which is generous, with high ceilings and well-proportioned rooms.
At the front is a very useful glazed entrance porch which leads via the inner door to the stair lobby and a good-sized sitting/dining room with stone fire surround and a woodburning stove. To the rear of this is a wonderfully light and well fitted kitchen/breakfast room with French doors leading to the garden and with a cloakroom off it.
The first floor comprises two double bedrooms and a bathroom, while on the top floor is a large double bedroom with vaulted ceiling. All windows are double glazed and there are lovely views over the village and beyond from the front bedrooms.
Solar panels heat the hot water and provide an average feed-in income of about £1,700 p/a.
Outside
At the front of the property is a small parking space and bin area, while to the rear is a very pretty southwest-facing garden, fully enclosed with a terrace, lawn area and planted beds with shaped shrubs.
The property is situated in a charming elevated setting along a no-through lane on the edge of the village. Tisbury is the principal village of the beautiful Nadder Valley and has a fine reputation for the quality of its independent shops, boutiques and eateries, with amenities including a sports/community centre, doctors and dental surgeries, garage, vets, primary school and a station with direct rail services to London (Waterloo 1hr 50 mins). It is also the home of Messums Wiltshire, a contemporary arts centre housed in an ancient thatched tithe barn.
The Saxon market town of Shaftesbury (8 miles) has a good range of shops and supermarkets, restaurants, a secondary school and cottage hospital, and is famous for the picturesque, steeply cobbled Gold Hill. The medieval cathedral city of Salisbury (14 miles) has more comprehensive shopping, arts & leisure facilities, and a district hospital. The area’s other principal towns including Bath, Blandford, Sherborne and Warminster are all linked via the local road network as is the South Coast, while the West Country, London and the motorway network are accessible by the A303/M3. Many families are drawn to South Wiltshire by the choice and quality of the area’s state and private schools.
Situation
Set amidst the famously attractive undulating countryside of the Nadder Valley, part of the Cranborne Chase National Landscape, this is an excellent base from which to explore the many miles of local footpaths and bridleways and there are a variety of rural pursuits available, including walking, riding, cycling and field sports. Sailing can be found at Shearwater near Warminster, racing is at Salisbury, Bath and Wincanton and golf at Tollard Royal, Warminster and Salisbury. There are several excellent dining pubs in the vicinity as well as many places of interest such as the Longleat Estate, Old Wardour Castle, Stourhead Gardens, Wilton House and the Fovant Badges.
Directions Post Code SP3 6JD
What3words: ///everyone.equity.spines
Services Mains water and drainage, mains electricity, electric heating & solar hot water (also with immersion).
Local Authority Wiltshire Council[use Contact Agent Button]
Council Tax Band C (£2,064.96 2025/26)
EPC Energy Efficiency Rating
Current: D (57) - Please refer to the agents for the complete report.
Broadband Download 36 Mbps Upload 6 Mbps
Mobile Indoor Limited (O2 Likely) Outdoor likely
(Ofcom data showing availability)
Agent’s Note:
Access to the rear garden is through the property only.
There is limited parking at the front.
Property
98 Mount Pleasant is understood to have been built in the late nineteenth century and is constructed of local Chilmark stone elevations under a slate roof. As a mid-terraced property, the frontage belies the interior space, which is generous, with high ceilings and well-proportioned rooms.
At the front is a very useful glazed entrance porch which leads via the inner door to the stair lobby and a good-sized sitting/dining room with stone fire surround and a woodburning stove. To the rear of this is a wonderfully light and well fitted kitchen/breakfast room with French doors leading to the garden and with a cloakroom off it.
The first floor comprises two double bedrooms and a bathroom, while on the top floor is a large double bedroom with vaulted ceiling. All windows are double glazed and there are lovely views over the village and beyond from the front bedrooms.
Solar panels heat the hot water and provide an average feed-in income of about £1,700 p/a.
Outside
At the front of the property is a small parking space and bin area, while to the rear is a very pretty southwest-facing garden, fully enclosed with a terrace, lawn area and planted beds with shaped shrubs.
The property is situated in a charming elevated setting along a no-through lane on the edge of the village. Tisbury is the principal village of the beautiful Nadder Valley and has a fine reputation for the quality of its independent shops, boutiques and eateries, with amenities including a sports/community centre, doctors and dental surgeries, garage, vets, primary school and a station with direct rail services to London (Waterloo 1hr 50 mins). It is also the home of Messums Wiltshire, a contemporary arts centre housed in an ancient thatched tithe barn.
The Saxon market town of Shaftesbury (8 miles) has a good range of shops and supermarkets, restaurants, a secondary school and cottage hospital, and is famous for the picturesque, steeply cobbled Gold Hill. The medieval cathedral city of Salisbury (14 miles) has more comprehensive shopping, arts & leisure facilities, and a district hospital. The area’s other principal towns including Bath, Blandford, Sherborne and Warminster are all linked via the local road network as is the South Coast, while the West Country, London and the motorway network are accessible by the A303/M3. Many families are drawn to South Wiltshire by the choice and quality of the area’s state and private schools.
Situation
Set amidst the famously attractive undulating countryside of the Nadder Valley, part of the Cranborne Chase National Landscape, this is an excellent base from which to explore the many miles of local footpaths and bridleways and there are a variety of rural pursuits available, including walking, riding, cycling and field sports. Sailing can be found at Shearwater near Warminster, racing is at Salisbury, Bath and Wincanton and golf at Tollard Royal, Warminster and Salisbury. There are several excellent dining pubs in the vicinity as well as many places of interest such as the Longleat Estate, Old Wardour Castle, Stourhead Gardens, Wilton House and the Fovant Badges.
Directions Post Code SP3 6JD
What3words: ///everyone.equity.spines
Services Mains water and drainage, mains electricity, electric heating & solar hot water (also with immersion).
Local Authority Wiltshire Council[use Contact Agent Button]
Council Tax Band C (£2,064.96 2025/26)
EPC Energy Efficiency Rating
Current: D (57) - Please refer to the agents for the complete report.
Broadband Download 36 Mbps Upload 6 Mbps
Mobile Indoor Limited (O2 Likely) Outdoor likely
(Ofcom data showing availability)
Agent’s Note:
Access to the rear garden is through the property only.
There is limited parking at the front.
Property information from this agent
About this agent
Rural View is a niche estate agency providing a highly experienced, professional and personal residential property service. We specialise in selling country, village and market town property from our offices in South Wiltshire, covering Wiltshire, Dorset, Somerset and Hampshire. We have established a proud reputation for offering a diverse choice of homes, from dream country cottages to family houses, farmhouses with land, townhouses and new builds. Both sellers and buyers have been enthusiastically complimentary about our honest advice, regular communication, prompt feedback and individual attention, as a well as our friendly and efficient approach – all of which really makes the difference to the property moving experience. We see ourselves as a boutique style of firm, offering a more personal, hands-on approach than that usually given by the larger, faceless corporate companies. We may be small, but that means we care more, and in this digital age Rural View has as wide a global reach as anyone. We are absolutely committed to doing the very best for our clients and customers, and our ethos is to treat them how we would want to be treated ourselves. This has led to many of our instructions being as a result of personal recommendations – a most satisfactory means of gaining new business. Not only are we seen as the local property experts but having been based in the area for many years, we are very knowledgeable about our patch and are more than happy to chat about the nearest school, pub, shop, railway station, cricket club and much more. If you are looking to buy or sell, whether it’s a thatched cottage, a bungalow or an old Georgian rectory, do get in touch – we are here to help!