Church Road, Idmiston, Salisbury, Wiltshire

Believed to date back to 1938, 10 Church Road is an attractive family home, sensitively extended and remodelled to offer almost 2,400 sq. ft. of light-filled flexible accommodation arranged over two floors. During the improvement works, great care was taken to eamlessly blend modern style and convenience with the historic solidity of the original home, the end result is a wonderful property, suitable for a variety of purchasers.

Configured to provide an ideal entertaining space, the ground floor accommodation flows from a welcoming parquet-floored reception
hall with useful storage and cloakroom. The house comprises a large sitting room with wooden flooring, feature fireplace with woodburner flanked on each side by bespoke storage and French doors that open to the terrace, and a well-proportioned study/snug.

The impressive and extensive kitchen/dining room has a range of contemporary wall and base units with quartz top, including a large
central island with breakfast bar and modern integrated appliances including a wine chiller, two Neff eye level ovens, two dishwashers, storage cupboards and deep pan drawers. A large sky lantern and bi-fold doors open onto the terrace and flood the area with natural light.

A useful neighbouring fitted utility room with built in storage, wall mounted gas boiler and garden access completes the ground floor
facilities. The original staircase leads up to first floor landing with linen cupboard, from here the property offers five spacious bedrooms together with contemporary fully-tiled bath and shower rooms.

Approached via Church Road and having plenty of kerb appeal, Silverdale is set back behind an area of lawn and is accessed through an electric gate leading to a large gravelled area providing off street parking for several cars and giving access to a detached weatherboarded double garage. This has external stairs rising to a 22 ft. first floor room, with broadband, which is suitable for a variety of uses, most recently an office.

The gardens surrounding the property are laid mainly to gently-sloping lawn and feature a wilded area, numerous seating areas and a spacious, sheltered and paved rear terrace, ideal for entertaining and al fresco dining, the whole is screened by mature hedging and trees and far-reaching views over the Bourne Valley can be accessed from the top of the gardens.

Idmiston, a charming village located on the River Bourne north-east of Salisbury, it has a church and a nearby public house, while Porton offers amenities including a shop, a church, village hall, public house, GP surgery, playing field, nature trail, hotel and primary school.

The historic Avon Valley town of Amesbury provides high street shopping, supermarkets, a sports/community centre, cafes, public houses and primary and secondary schooling Historic Salisbury with its world-famous cathedral offers a wider range of facilities with a playhouse, twice weekly market, leisure centre, high street shopping, public houses, hotels and restaurants, out of town supermarkets and mainline station with regular trains to London Waterloo (90 mins).

The A338 links to the A303, M27, M3, south coast and motorway network whilst airports are located in Bournemouth, Southampton, Bristol and Heathrow.

The area offers a wide range of independent schools including Chafyn Grove, Leehurst Swan, Godolphin and Salisbury Cathedral School, whilst grammar schools for both boys and girls can also be found in Salisbury (Bishops Wordsworth and South Wilts respectively).