Winterslow Road Porton, Salisbury
£945,000

An impressive and substantial four bedroom detached family house with separate ANNEX / HOME OFFICE and being set within generous and mature gardens.

The property
The property is a substantial and versatile four-bedroom detached family house which has the benefit of a separate annexe/home office. The accommodation which has been beautifully extended creates a tremendous sense of space and character. Tasteful colour schemes and decoration can be found throughout and the property is well suited to family living.

The entrance hallway is generous in size and has a separate seller. The sitting room features a log burning stove and a separate snug area could also function as a family room. Towards the rear of the property there is an impressive contemporary kitchen with the dining/breakfast area featuring a vaulted ceiling. Planning consent is in situ for a further extension to create a wraparound/open plan kitchen dining room.

The first floor continues with the same luxurious feel with four well proportioned double bedrooms with ensuite facilities to the principal bedroom. It is difficult within the confines of this narrative to convey the opportunity and sense of space that this property provides and it is therefore recommended for further viewing.

The Location
The village is set within this convenient and sought after Bourne Valley village which has tremendous sense of community and is also convenient for access to the cathedral city of Salisbury to the south or northerly with access to greatly railway station or via road to the A303 and on to Basingstoke and London via the M3.

The village has a very popular store at its centre, and attractive village pub and a family run garden and aquatic centre is locally popular particularly with younger children attracted to the Koi carp and other small pets on display.

There is a primary school between the village of Porton and nearby Idmiston and public transport gives access into Salisbury city centre.

The mediaeval cathedral city of Salisbury is famed for its cathedral and tall spire and set among the shops, cafes and restaurants is a thriving city. Locals and visitors alike are attracted to the twice weekly charter market in the Market Square and Salisbury's Playhouse is highly regarded for the quality of its productions throughout the year.

Salisbury has various leisure and recreational facilities including to cinemas, various gymnasiums and swimming facilities.

Schooling in Salisbury is excellent with a wide choice of schooling within the private and public sectors. Salisbury is ideally placed for commuters wanting access to London via the mainline railway station at Salisbury going to Waterloo in approximately 80 minutes, the south coast can be found some 30 miles to the south and the New Forest National Park has thousands of hectares of outstanding rural landscape for which visiting is recommended.

Directions

Leave Salisbury along the A350 Castle Road and continue in a northerly direction. Continue passing Old Sarum and proceed down the hill to the Beehive roundabout. Take the third exit and continue along the Portway to a second roundabout. Proceed straight over at the next roundabout and follow this road for about 2 miles. At the next roundabout take the second exit straight over and continue to Porton. At the cross roads turn right into Winterslow Road. Follow the road as it goes in to the centre of the village and continue passing the village store. Follow this road for about half a mile and continue beneath the railway bridge. The property can be found upon the right hand side and will be identified by a Jordan and Mason For Sale Board.

Outside
The property can be accessed via a five bar timber gate and this leads to a large gravel driveway set behind an established hedgerow. From this area there is side access and access to the separate annexe.

The rear garden is generous in size and has extensive areas of terrace which are well suited to alfresco dining. There is a second raised terrace which again can be used for dining.

The majority of the rear garden is laid to lawn and this extends to an elevated part at the rear section which has outstanding views over the property and to the adjacent rural landscape. The garden has numerous trees giving a parkland sense and within the corner there is a summerhouse which has power and lighting.