Church Street, Tisbury

DESCRIPTION
An attractive period house, which has undergone significant refurbishment within the current ownership, creating a more modern style of living, whilst maintaining many of its original character features; located in the centre of the sought after village of Tisbury, perfect for those looking to be close to local amenities and the mainline train station.

The accommodation which is beautifully presented and arranged over two floors, includes a kitchen with space for a small dining table, separate utility, downstairs WC, cosy sitting room, further reception room with open fire, currently being used as a snug, two double bedrooms and a large family bathroom with both bath and shower. There is also a large loft space, with loft ladder, providing ample storage and further potential (STPP).

Externally the property benefits from an attractive rear garden, and views at the front towards the neighbouring church.

OUTSIDE
The private rear garden is accessed via the kitchen diner where you step out onto a small paved area. A set of tiered steps then lead you up to the main part of the garden which is predominantly laid to lawn, with mature borders providing colour, and a small seating area located at the top.

There is an external access over next door to get out to the front. The neighbours have no access over this property.

LOCATION
Tisbury is the principal village in Wiltshire’s exceptionally popular and highly sought after Nadder Valley. With beautiful rolling countryside considered widely by many as offering the best walking in the south of England. Simply stunning views coupled with amenities to suit every requirement, it’s no wonder that The Sunday Times has voted Tisbury in its Top 5 places to live in the UK since 2014.

Tisbury’s picturesque, welcoming and thriving High Street is awash with high quality independent shops and services that include a butcher, solicitors, a highly regarded deli, hair salon, a hardware shop, florist, post office, as well as excellent cafés, a wine shop, community leisure centre a pharmacist, dentist and doctors’ surgeries to name but a few, Tisbury really does have it all. An excellent primary school is present within the village as well as several very well supported community groups.

The village also offers a mainline railway station that provides services both east and west to Exeter St. Davids and central London respectively with Waterloo being only 1 hour 50 mins away approximately as a direct route. With golf at nearby Rushmore, racing at Salisbury and Wincanton and Messums Art Gallery occupying the Tithe Barn within Tisbury itself, the village really does offer something for everyone and brilliant links to other, local activities.

SERVICES
The property is connected to mains electricity, water and drainage. Heating is controlled via the Rayburn which is fuelled by solid fuel. There is an open fire in the snug. The property also benefits from solar panels, which are owned by the property and come with two storage batteries.

LOCAL AUTHORITY
Wiltshire Council Tax, Band C.

TENURE
Freehold

VIEWINGS
Strictly by appointment, only with Boatwrights.
01747 859 359
www.boatwrights.co.uk

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