Tidworth Road
Idmiston, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP4 0AW
Guide Price
£975,000
Residential Tags: N/A
Property Tags: Equestrian
Land Tags: Paddock
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Mar 2022
- Removed: Date Not Available
- Residential Tags: N/A
- Property Tags: Equestrian
- Land Tags: Paddock
A substantial detached family home occupying an envious village location with beautiful farmland views, attached annexe, stables and paddocks set in approximately 3.3 acres.
This much loved family home amounts to c.3057 sq ft, arranged over two floors. The home enters into a welcoming and generous entrance hall, where stairs lead to a galleried landing on the first floor, creating a naturally light and open entrance into the property. To the ground floor is a well-proportioned kitchen/dining room which is ideal for entertaining or families. There are two 21ft reception rooms, both of which have exposed wood beam ceilings and log burners, and a good sized utility/boot room. On the first floor is four generously sized double bedrooms, with an en-suite and dressing room to the principal room, in addition to the family bathroom.
There is a one bedroom self-contained annexe on the ground floor, which has access both externally and through the main home. The annexe has its own kitchen, sitting room, bathroom and private garden. It is thought that the annexe would be ideal for providing independent living accommodation for dependent relatives or care givers, or could be let out to provide a secondary income.
The home sits in approximately 3.3 acres of land, a large driveway separates a small paddock to the left of the property and the formal and well manicured garden directly to the rear of the property. Beyond this are gated stables with four loose boxes, a powered tack room and an enclosed yard.
The home sits on the outer edge of the desirable Bourne Valley village of Idmiston, a close knit community surrounded by stunning Wiltshire Countryside. The nearby village of Porton has a fantastic range of local amenities which include a primary school, post office and shop, a doctor’s surgery, takeaway, coffee shop, hairdressers, garage and both Baptist and Anglican churches. The home is situated approximately 6.8 miles to the north of the Cathedral City of Salisbury city centre, with the regular bus services there's easy access to the city's mainline train station and an excellent range of cultural, retail, educational and entertainment amenities. The A303 is only a short distance away providing easy access to the West Country, M3 and London.
Marketed by: Myddelton & Major, Salisbury
This much loved family home amounts to c.3057 sq ft, arranged over two floors. The home enters into a welcoming and generous entrance hall, where stairs lead to a galleried landing on the first floor, creating a naturally light and open entrance into the property. To the ground floor is a well-proportioned kitchen/dining room which is ideal for entertaining or families. There are two 21ft reception rooms, both of which have exposed wood beam ceilings and log burners, and a good sized utility/boot room. On the first floor is four generously sized double bedrooms, with an en-suite and dressing room to the principal room, in addition to the family bathroom.
There is a one bedroom self-contained annexe on the ground floor, which has access both externally and through the main home. The annexe has its own kitchen, sitting room, bathroom and private garden. It is thought that the annexe would be ideal for providing independent living accommodation for dependent relatives or care givers, or could be let out to provide a secondary income.
The home sits in approximately 3.3 acres of land, a large driveway separates a small paddock to the left of the property and the formal and well manicured garden directly to the rear of the property. Beyond this are gated stables with four loose boxes, a powered tack room and an enclosed yard.
The home sits on the outer edge of the desirable Bourne Valley village of Idmiston, a close knit community surrounded by stunning Wiltshire Countryside. The nearby village of Porton has a fantastic range of local amenities which include a primary school, post office and shop, a doctor’s surgery, takeaway, coffee shop, hairdressers, garage and both Baptist and Anglican churches. The home is situated approximately 6.8 miles to the north of the Cathedral City of Salisbury city centre, with the regular bus services there's easy access to the city's mainline train station and an excellent range of cultural, retail, educational and entertainment amenities. The A303 is only a short distance away providing easy access to the West Country, M3 and London.
Marketed by: Myddelton & Major, Salisbury
Land Registry Data
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