The property comprises a unique four bedroom detached house, built in 1984 by the current owner. The current owner is a builder and therefore this property has been built to an extremely high standard with brick and block walls and a pitched tiled roof. The windows and doors were replaced last year by Salisbury Glass and the attention to detail internally is exceptional having built the property for himself. On the ground floor the entrance hall leads to the sitting room with triple aspect and open stone fireplace. There is also a separate dining room. The kitchen has an excellent range of fitted units, oak floor, oak work-top, and the normal integrated appliances with pleasant views over the fields behind. There is a separate generous utility room which houses some units, a sink and boiler. The utility room has a door to the outside. Also on the ground floor is a cloakroom. On the first floor are 4 bedrooms, all with built in wardrobes and the master bedroom has the benefit of an ensuite bathroom. The family bathroom has all the normal fittings along with a separate shower cubicle. There is also a generous airing cupboard. As previously mentioned, the property has the benefit of replacement sprayed aluminium doors and windows. There is also mains gas, electric, drainage and water.

Amesbury has plentiful amenities such as Aldi, Lidl and Co-op supermarkets, restaurant, community centre, park and primary school. Situated approximately eight miles north of the Cathedral City of Salisbury at the heart of Salisbury Plain, historic Amesbury is an established town well connected to road links with easy access to the A303 located just to the north of the town. Local amenities are plentiful including a choice of supermarkets, pubs, a fitness centre, surgeries and cafes, with a variety of shops in the town and further conveniences accessible from Solstice Services. Salisbury provides a comprehensive choice of schooling, further shopping, restaurants, leisure facilities, a theatre and a thriving market. Local communications are excellent, with a mainline train station at Salisbury serving London Waterloo in approx. 85 minutes.

To the front of the property is a substantial area of off road parking, providing space for many cars. The double garage has an electric up and over door and a useful storage area in the roof with a pull down ladder. Behind the double garage is an office which as a WC, kitchenette and the working area of the office. This is a very pleasant office in which to work with views across the fields. Also outside there is a garden shed and a sauna which the vendor has enjoyed for many years.

Land.
As previously mentioned, there are just over 9 acres of land and approximately 5 acres of this is meadow land with the river Avon abutting the fields. There is a higher area of land which is approximately 4 acres which adjoins many properties, which is a prime bit of land for grazing all year round. The river Avon abutts the meadow land and we are informed by the vendor that the fishing rights are included in the sale.

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Leave our offices in Salisbury and proceed in a northerly direction on the A345. When entering Amesbury drop down the hill and at the roundabout take the first turning left into South Mill Road. Continue along here for a short distance and the property will be found on the right hand side.

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