About this property

An utterly charming, two double bedroom semi-detached cottage boasting deceptively spacious accommodation that seamlessly blends original character features with modern light and airy living spaces.

This pretty period cottage has been greatly improved and maintained over the years creating the flexible and well-proportioned home you find today. Period features include exposed beams and brick detailing which is beautifully complemented by a modern neutral décor scheme.

A true heart of the home space is the wonderful dual aspect sitting room with a focal point fireplace with log burning stove and fitted window seat, ideal for everyday entertaining and dining. Adjoining is the dining room with French doors opening out to the garden. The kitchen is comprehensively appointed with ample wall and base units under butcher block work surfaces, a quintessential cottage kitchen. Completing the ground floor accommodation is a cloakroom. Upstairs there are two generous double bedrooms, both with lovely views over the rear garden. The bedrooms are serviced by a stylish family bathroom.

In addition, within the grounds there is a large timber studio/workshop and a detached outbuilding that provides alternative or additional accommodation as a home office, guest bedroom or hobbies room.

The private gardens are a particular feature of the home. The cottage style gardens are well stocked with herbaceous shrubs and vibrant flowers in contoured beds that frame the lawn. The walled boundary provides excellent privacy and security. The gated entrance gives way to a parking area for several vehicles.

Situation
The property is situated in the charming village of Haxton on Salisbury Plain. Local amenities including a village shop, Post Office, church and primary school can be found in neighbouring Netheravon, while more extensive amenities can be found in the nearby market towns of Marlborough and Devizes, with Salisbury also offering shopping, theatre, cinema and its historic cathedral. The A303 is about five miles to the south linking to the M3 and the South West. There are excellent local schools in the area including Marlborough College, Dauntsey’s, St Mary’s Calne, Godolphin, St. Francis Prep, Chaffyn Grove, Leadon Hall and Farleigh. The Neolithic English Heritage site of Stonehenge is about seven miles away, with plenty of walking, cycling, fishing, golfing and shooting available locally. Mainline stations can be found in Grateley, Salisbury and Pewsey, serving London Paddington and Waterloo.

Additional Information
Wiltshire Council : Tax Band C

No Onward Chain

Two Bedrooms

Two Reception Rooms

Beautiful Gardens

Off Road Parking

Studio/Workshop

Additional Outbuilding

Desirable Village Location

Additional information

• No Onward Chain
• Two Bedrooms
• Two Reception Rooms
• Beautiful Gardens
• Off Road Parking
• Studio/Workshop
• Additional Outbuilding
• Desirable Village Location

Key information

Council Tax Band: 2

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate