Upton Lovell, Warminster
£685,000

An outstanding and substantial five bedroom period house boasting generous River fronted gardens in this convenient and sought after village setting. Available with no forward chain and viewing is highly recommended. EPC: E The Property The Property is a substantial and beautifully appointed period house that offers light and airy accommodation well suited to family and entertainment living. The accommodation all has good character and a sense of space and in particular the living kitchen provide ample space for dining and is well suited to business family lives. The accommodation also includes a well appointed sitting room, study and generous entrance full the first floor continues in much the same theme with tastefully decorated accommodation which includes five bedrooms and three bathrooms. The principal bedroom enjoys a luxury ensuite and there are further bathrooms and guest facility. The property is a prominent position within its garden plot and enjoys far-reaching views over grounds and towards the banks of the river. The Location This sought-after and picturesque village of Upton Lovell is located in the popular Wylye Valley some 16 miles to the North-West of Salisbury and 5 miles South-East of Warminster. Both these larger centres have excellent shopping, social and educational facilities, hospitals and mainline rail stations serving London Waterloo. There are excellent road links via the A36 and the A303. The nearby village of Codford has a minimarket with post office and petrol station , primary school and its own renowned theatre. There is a village pub closeby as well as in nearby villages. Direction Leave Salisbury on the A36 toward Warminster passing Codford on the right. Continue for approx 2 miles until reaching the traffic lights at Upton Lovall and turn left into the village. Turn right after approx 100 yards, again towards the village, and follow the road passing the Prince Leopold pub after which Wren Cottage will be found on the left . Outside A gated side access leads to the front door and to the rear garden where there is a generous patio and step up to a lawn with side borders. Currently a picket style gate and fencing divides a second lawn which leads down to the banks of the River Wylye from which there are fishing rights. There is a separate area a short walk from the house which affords parking for a number of vehicles in the form of a timber garage, two-car barn and space in front and to the side.