A generously proportioned home located within the beautiful and ever-popular village of Fovant, within reach of local amenities and several countryside trails. This family home, which has been used as such for the last 25 years, includes a welcoming entrance hall, with doors leading to a downstairs bathroom, office, kitchen, dining room and dual aspect living room. There is also a conservatory which is located just off the dining room when the whole family is over. The kitchen also benefits from a utility room. Upstairs there are four bedrooms; two of which are double, and two single. As well as a family bathroom located off the landing. The principle bedroom also offers an ensuite shower room and walk-in-wardrobe. The property also benefits from a private front and rear gardens, double garage with lights, additional power and up-and-over doors and parking for multiple cars.

The property is located on Wyatt Orchard, just off Moor Hill. As you enter the neighbourhood you are presented with well maintained properties and you have vehicular access onto a four car driveway. From here you are able to access the front entry porch along with the front garden. To the front you are welcomed by mature trees offering ample privacy, a path leading to the front door with flowers and shrubbery to either side. As you go further along there is also side access to the rear garden. The rear garden is laid to lawn with a multiple bushes bordering the rear fence, offering optimal privacy. A large tree, which is located in the corner, allows for further privacy from the neighbouring houses. You also have paved areas either side of the conservatory which have steps to doors, and a door to enter the garage. You will also find a shed nestled in a small hedged courtyard allowing for additonal storage.

The semi-rural village of Fovant is located 5 miles to the East of Tisbury, between Salisbury and Shaftesbury on the A30 in the Nadder Valley and is home to the prestigious WW1 Military Badges chalked in the down below Chiselbury Ring, an Iron Age Fort. The village has recreational grounds including a playground, a shop/post office, a village hall, a church, a chapel, a doctors’ surgery, a pub and a garage. There are numerous footpaths leading to stunning countryside walks. The Cathedral city of Salisbury has a comprehensive choice of schools as well as excellent shopping and recreational facilities which include a theatre, cinema, arts centre, restaurants, pubs, clubs, supermarkets, dentists, doctors’ surgeries, hairdressers, library, leisure centre and fitness gym. The city also has 5 Park & Ride services for ease of access into the city centre. Tisbury 5m, Salisbury 10m, Shaftesbury 10m. Trains to London Waterloo: Tisbury (110 mins), Salisbury (85 mins).

Mains water, electricity and drainage is connected. An Oil fired central heating system is also present.

Wiltshire Council Tax, Band F.

Freehold.

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