High Street, Ansty

DESCRIPTION
Mullion Cottage is a simply charming, highly characterful c.17th century Cottage located within the beautiful Nadder Valley Village of Ansty.
Offering approx. 1300 sq. ft. of accommodation arranged over two floors, the living spaces are full of original features that create a simply wonderful home.
Internally, the property offers an entrance porch, a dual aspect sitting room with a very handsome stone fireplace, a cottage kitchen, two bedrooms with the main room benefitting from en suite facilities as well as a further shower room.
In addition is a simply stunning garden room complete with bi-folding doors that can be enjoyed throughout the seasons.

OUTSIDE
Externally, the cottage presents a gravel driveway with ample off-road parking.
The entrance to the house is to the front via a porch with access to the main garden to the side. The beautifully presented, mature, south westerly facing cottage style garden is full of colour and life. Established lawns and vibrant flower beds are present throughout as well as a pond and two patio areas, one of which adjoins the garden room via the bi-fold door enabling entertaining and dining alfresco with ease.
The garden also benefits from views across the neighbouring fields and countryside. In addition, there is a greenhouse and vegetable garden, as well as an excellent workshop/studio that has all manner of possibilities.

LOCATION
The village of Ansty is mainly within the Cranborne Chase conservation area, set within the area of outstanding natural beauty. It sits at the centre of beautiful rolling countryside with extensive walking. The village is steeped in history and has the beautiful 13th century St James Church and the Ansty Maypole one of the tallest in the country, that could well have been in existence since Saxon times; where May Day has been celebrated virtually every year.

Ansty village is located 2 miles south of the larger village of Tisbury which has an excellent range of facilities; 7 miles north-east of Shaftesbury (Dorset) and 14 miles south west of the cathedral city of Salisbury. The area is well known for the excellent Chalke Valley History Festival, and exhibitions at Messums Wiltshire (Tisbury), Hauser & Wirth (Bruton) and Hatch House Ballet. There are a number of good local public houses nearby with the Royal Oak at Swallowcliffe. There are many excellent state and independent schools within easy reach.

Trains: Tisbury (London Waterloo 1hr 45mins), Tisbury (Exeter St Davids 1hr 36mins).

SERVICES
The cottage benefits from mains electricity and water.
There is oil fired central heating together with a wood burning stove in the sitting room.
Drainage is in the form of a private septic tank.

TENURE
Freehold

LOCAL AUTHORITY
Wiltshire Council, Band D.

VIEWINGS
Strictly by appointment, only with Boatwrights.

01747 859 359.
www.boatwrights.co.uk