Newton Toney, Salisbury

A delightful and charming three-bedroom semi-detached period cottage is nestled within idyllic mature cottage-style gardens, in a much sought-after village location.
The Property
The property is a well-situated three-bedroom semi-detached Grade II listed cottage, featuring lime-rendered cob elevations under a well-maintained thatched roof. With a light and airy atmosphere, many rooms enjoy dual aspect windows, a feature not always typical of a property of this age.

The property has been improved with the installation of a modern fitted kitchen, modern fitted bathroom, and three generous first-floor bedrooms, the master bedroom of which boasts built-in wardrobes. The ground floor comprises a generous principal reception room with triple aspect and a feature fireplace with an inset log-burning stove. The kitchen offers ample space for dining and has a downstairs W.C.

Externally, there is ample off-road parking for several vehicles and a gated entrance to a mature cottage-style garden, which offers a good sense of privacy. The garden extends to a large outside office/workshop which is currently being used as a gym. The patio area which is accessible from the sitting room.
Outside
At the front of the property, there is a five-bar gated entrance leading to a substantial gravel driveway with ample parking. The very pretty, south-westerly facing rear gardens are mature and offer a good sense of privacy. Lattice fencing and a rose pagoda lead through to the main lawn. The property further benefits from an outside home office at the rear of the garden with power and lighting, currently being used as a home gym and part storage. This space would also be ideal as a home office or workshop. Additionally, there is a paved patio at the rear of the property, providing a pleasant area for relaxing and enjoyable alfresco dining.
Location
The property is located in the heart of the desirable village of Newton Toney, situated on the north-eastern side of the cathedral city of Salisbury and within approximately five miles of the world heritage site of Stonehenge. With good road links via the A303 to the West Country and easterly towards the M3 and London, this property is popular with commuters. Additionally, residents can benefit from a mainline rail link from the nearby village of Grateley directly to London Waterloo in around 80 minutes.

The village itself boasts a thriving community spirit, with a popular primary school, a well-established and desirable village pub, and shopping facilities available in neighbouring villages and the nearby Amesbury, which is around a ten-minute drive away.