Sanclive

A delightfully situated detached bungalow in just over an acre with river frontage with potential for enlargement or replacement, subject to the necessary planning consents, in the popular Chalke Valley village of Bishopstone.

The property which is a detached bungalow was constructed in 1964 and this is the first time it has been on the open market. It occupies an idyllic position in Chapel Lane in the popular Chalke Valley village of Bishopstone where properties do not often come onto the market. It provides the opportunity of living in a particularly friendly village where there is a public house, village hall and a church, in addition to an extremely supportive community.

The accommodation includes a hall, sitting room, kitchen/dining room, two bedrooms and a bathroom. In addition there is a large single garage as well as a concrete block store which has had various uses over the years. There is also a garden and a paddock, both of which total approximately 1.09 acres. There is approximately 100 yards of single bank River Ebble frontage.

The property occupies a charming location in Bishopstone and enjoys extensive views across attractive rolling Wiltshire countryside which is part of the South Wiltshire Downs area of Outstanding Natural Beauty known for its numerous attractions and opportunities such as for walking, riding and cycling in addition to fishing on the River Ebble. The village is friendly and supportive and the nearby villages of Broad Chalke and Coombe Bissett have well regarded primary schools, public houses, community shops and post offices with Broad Chalke also having a cafe facility (The Hub) in addition to a doctors surgery. A more extensive range of services and facilities can be found both in the small market town of Wilton, whiich is approximately three miles to the north east and the cathedral City of Salisbury which is approximately six miles to the east where there is a mainline railway station with services to London Waterloo (90 minutes). The Salisbury District Hospital is six miles away and the railway station seven miles.

The property is approached through a five bar gate with a gravel drive heading to the garage and additional parking. There is a garden and paddock in addition to river frontage. The total curtilage is just over an acre.

Council tax Band E.

Mains water and electricity are connected. Private drainage.

From Salisbury proceed in a southerly direction on the A354 and on reaching the village of Coombe Bissett turn right onto the Chalke Valley road and continue for approximately two miles and in Bishopstone turn left at the White Hart public house into Butt Lane. Follow the road around to the right in to the The Alley
and left into Bridge Road and at the cross roads turn right into Chapel Lane. Continue along here whereupon the property will be seen directly ahead.

Marketed by: Woolley & Wallis, Salisbury