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Freehold
Guide price
£730,000
4 bed detached house for sale
Cholderton, Salisbury SP44 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
Key Information
Tenure:
Freehold
Council tax band:
F
Local area information
Property location
Nearby amenities
- Newton Tony Church of England Voluntary Controlled School 1.2 miles
- Shipton Bellinger Primary School 2 miles
- Grateley 2.5 miles
- Andover 8.3 miles
These distances are calculated in a straight line. The actual route and distance may vary.
Features and description
- Freehold
- Living Room & Dining Room
- Kitchen
- Study
- Cloakroom & Utility Room
- Master Bedroom Suite
- Three Further Double Bedrooms
- Family Bathroom
- Double Garage & Driveway Parking
- Stunning Rear Garden with Summerhouse
- Proximity to Transport Network
Stunning throughout, this bespoke, detached, four-bedroomed house occupies an elevated position above the River Bourne on the edge of the village of Cholderton, with views across the Bourne Valley. The location, not only attractive, offers excellent nearby road and rail links with proximity to the A303 and the mainline railway stations of Salisbury, Grateley and Andover. Very well presented throughout, the accommodation features an excellent layout and comprises an entrance hallway, kitchen, living room, dining room, utility room, study, cloakroom, master bedroom suite, three further double bedrooms and a family bathroom. The property benefits from an attached double garage, extensive driveway parking and a stunning, south-facing rear garden that borders open countryside and includes a summerhouse from which there are superb views back across the valley. Viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate all that this property has to offer.
The driveway, bordered by mature hedging, shrub borders and ornamental trees leads to the front of the attached double garage. Steps lead up from the driveway to the front door with a light and airy entrance hallway beyond. The kitchen, modern and contemporary, has a front aspect and features quartz worksurfaces with matching upstands, built-in, eye-level double oven/grill, an island breakfast bar and space and plumbing for an American style fridge freezer. Off of the kitchen are the dining room with a rear aspect and the utility room including space and plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer, additional storage cupboards and the oil fired boiler. The utility room has a side aspect with an external door to the side of the property providing personal access to the attached double garage. To the rear of the ground floor are the generous living room along with the study, and the cloakroom. The first floor is home to all four double bedrooms; the master is dual aspect with windows to the front and to one side and includes three separate built-in wardrobe cupboards plus an ensuite shower room. There are two rear-aspect bedrooms, both with views over the rear garden and open countryside beyond. Both include built-in wardrobe storage as does the final double bedroom, which has a window to the front.
The attractive garden to the rear is a joy to spend time in with a patio adjacent to the rear of the property accessed via patio doors from the living room and a pathway that leads back to one side of the property and the door into the utility room. The patio extends to a decked seating area under a Pergola, all framed by a retaining wall which forms raised flower borders. Steps lead up from the patio to an area of lawn with mature flower and shrub borders to both sides, meeting at the back of the garden with further steps up leading to an elevated summerhouse with views back across the Bourne Valley.
The property can be found on Grateley Road, on the edge of the village of Cholderton, which itself lies on the eastern edge of Salisbury Plain. Grateley's mainline railway station is less then three miles away and offers rail access into London's Waterloo Station in just over an hour whilst the A303 is just two miles to the north of the village. Cholderton has a number of nearby attractions including, within the village itself, a rare breeds farm, boutique vineyard, village pub and farm shop with cafe. The village lies just ten miles north-east of the City of Salisbury with the world-famous Stonehenge eight miles to the west.
The driveway, bordered by mature hedging, shrub borders and ornamental trees leads to the front of the attached double garage. Steps lead up from the driveway to the front door with a light and airy entrance hallway beyond. The kitchen, modern and contemporary, has a front aspect and features quartz worksurfaces with matching upstands, built-in, eye-level double oven/grill, an island breakfast bar and space and plumbing for an American style fridge freezer. Off of the kitchen are the dining room with a rear aspect and the utility room including space and plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer, additional storage cupboards and the oil fired boiler. The utility room has a side aspect with an external door to the side of the property providing personal access to the attached double garage. To the rear of the ground floor are the generous living room along with the study, and the cloakroom. The first floor is home to all four double bedrooms; the master is dual aspect with windows to the front and to one side and includes three separate built-in wardrobe cupboards plus an ensuite shower room. There are two rear-aspect bedrooms, both with views over the rear garden and open countryside beyond. Both include built-in wardrobe storage as does the final double bedroom, which has a window to the front.
The attractive garden to the rear is a joy to spend time in with a patio adjacent to the rear of the property accessed via patio doors from the living room and a pathway that leads back to one side of the property and the door into the utility room. The patio extends to a decked seating area under a Pergola, all framed by a retaining wall which forms raised flower borders. Steps lead up from the patio to an area of lawn with mature flower and shrub borders to both sides, meeting at the back of the garden with further steps up leading to an elevated summerhouse with views back across the Bourne Valley.
The property can be found on Grateley Road, on the edge of the village of Cholderton, which itself lies on the eastern edge of Salisbury Plain. Grateley's mainline railway station is less then three miles away and offers rail access into London's Waterloo Station in just over an hour whilst the A303 is just two miles to the north of the village. Cholderton has a number of nearby attractions including, within the village itself, a rare breeds farm, boutique vineyard, village pub and farm shop with cafe. The village lies just ten miles north-east of the City of Salisbury with the world-famous Stonehenge eight miles to the west.
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