Stratford Road, Salisbury, SP1

The home boasts a lovely position with view of Old Sarum to the front. The accommodation is beautifully arranged with large windows, glazed doors and roof lanterns flooding the open plan ground floor accommodation with an abundance of light. The seamless living space provides unrivalled flexibility and is large enough for expansive entertaining while being easily zoned to provide individual living areas. Naturally, there is a choice of formal as well as informal dining and seating areas. The kitchen has been thoughtfully designed with solid wood wall and base units set under swathes of quartz work surfaces, with quality integrated appliances, and a separate utilities cabinetry at the end of the kitchen. The large central island boasts a Quartz waterfall end. Beyond, the dining area is a generous size, set perfectly under the roof lantern and with patio doors opening out to the rear garden. The sitting area is a wonderful size and boasts a focal point feature fireplace with a log burning stove. Completing the ground floor accommodation is a third bedroom or study and a luxury cloakroom.

The upstairs incorporates two gorgeous, double bedrooms. The principal suite is a truly exceptional room boasting a luxury en-suite shower room and access to a small roof terrace that provides views across the garden and countryside beyond. The remaining bedroom is serviced by a sizeable, beautifully appointed family bathroom.

It is very rare that houses of this design and specification in this location are available and we highly recommend a viewing of your next 'forever home'. The whole property leaves a wonderful long lasting impression.

Outside

The home is set behind a stone wall, above the village lane, with a driveway providing parking for two vehicles. The pretty, ornamental front garden is laid to lawn with attractive, colourful planting. The garden to the rear is also predominantly laid to lawn. There is a paved terrace spanning the rear of the home, the perfect entertaining and dining space. The mature hedged and walled boundaries also offer an excellent degree of privacy.

Situation

The village of Stratford Sub Castle lies on the north western edge of the cathedral City of Salisbury and at the beginning of the Woodford valley. There is a primary school, reading room, and church in Stratford sub Castle, whilst the popular Wheatsheaf public house is nearby. There is a convenience store at the top of Castle Road and there is also a regular bus service into the City centre, which is approximately one and a half miles away where there is an excellent range of recreational, leisure, shopping and educational facilities which combine with the twice weekly market. There is an off road cycle path to the City and leisure centre.

This part of Wiltshire has also become well known for its excellent selection of schools at all levels as well as a popular local primary school Salisbury retains it's boys and girls Grammar Schools and has a wide selection of private schools which include Godolphin, Chafyn Grove and the Cathedral School.

The area is also very convenient for those who commute or travel with easy access onto the A36/M27 and A303/M3 bringing the business centres along the south coast and on the M3 and M25 corridors within easy reach. Heathrow and Southampton airports are easily accessible and Salisbury mainline station has a fast regular rail service to London Waterloo.