6 bedroom house

Originally built in 1980, the current owners considerably renovated the property in 2016 creating a modern, comfortable home with open-plan living at its heart. The accommodation is light and well-proportioned and includes an integrated one bedroom annexe.
From the entrance hall doors lead to the main living areas. Double doors open to the sitting room which in turn has glazed double doors to the terrace. The impressive kitchen is created from light grey wall units with integrated appliances and has a central island with bar seating. The dining room is adjacent to the kitchen and leads immediately to the family room which has a vaulted ceiling and bi-fold doors to the terrace. The remainder of the main house ground floor is made up of a study, utility room and cloakroom.
A second hallway leads to the annexe which is made up of a double aspect sitting/dining room, double bedroom with fitted wardrobes and an en suite bathroom, and a kitchen.
Upstairs, the main bedroom has south-facing views over the garden and paddock, en suite bathroom and fitted wardrobes. There are four further bedrooms and three bath/shower rooms (two en suite).
To the front of the house is a gravel drive providing plenty of parking. Immediately to the rear of the house is a large stone south and west terrace with a built in bbq area. Steps lead to the lawn and beyond to the paddock which has an outbuilding currently used as a workshop (potential stables).

The Winterslow villages are in a rural setting on the Hampshire/Wiltshire border. The villages collectively have five churches, a pub, sports field, general store and post office, local bus services to Salisbury, tennis courts, village hall with coffee shop and a doctors' surgery. There is a primary school in the village and there are independent schools including Salisbury Cathedral School, Farleigh, Chaffyn Grove, Leehurst Swan and Godolphin. Salisbury also has two popular grammar schools - South Wilts and Bishop Wordsworth's. The market town of Stockbridge provides a range of day to day amenities as well as several pubs, restaurants, hotels and galleries. The cities of Salisbury (8.5 miles) and Winchester (17 miles) provide mainline train services to London Waterloo; from Salisbury taking from 85 minutes and Winchester from 56 minutes. There is also a regular train service from Grateley station (7.8 miles) which travels to London taking from 79 minutes. Distances and times approximate.

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