Donhead St. Andrew lies between Tisbury, with its independent shops and galleries and main line station to Waterloo (1hr 45 mins) and the South West, and the ancient hilltop town of Shaftesbury. Hillview is situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty offering enormous potential for walking, riding, and cycling, with the Chalke Valley a short drive away. Donhead St. Andrew has an award-winning pub, The Foresters and the nearby village of Ludwell has a butcher, village stores, farm shop, post office and a further popular pub, The Grove Arms. Shaftesbury, a few minutes’ drive, has an excellent weekly produce market, hotels, restaurants, The Shaftesbury Arts Club and numerous other amenities. The A303 is 5 miles away giving fast access towards London and the South West.

The home boasts a magnitude of flexible accommodation including the formal sitting room with a feature bay window whilst the heart of the home is the open-plan kitchen and dining area that has been thoughtfully designed with plentiful countertops, ample storage and a central island perfect for culinary enthusiasts and entertaining guests. Large windows and a sliding French Door frame panoramic views of the surrounding countryside whilst also providing access onto a covered seating area. The snug offers space for a cozy retreat when enjoying the warmth of the log burner before further flowing into a study and an additional work room beyond this. Upstairs, the four well-appointed bedrooms offer comfortable accommodations for family members or guests with the principal suite boasting a modern en-suite shower room. Completing the wealth of accommodation is a family bathroom to service the bedrooms with an additional shower room located on the ground floor as well as a utility room.

Outside, the property extends to expansive gardens, dotted with four apple trees, a pear tree, a fruiting vine, a large fruit cage, flowering shrubs and manicured lawns. There is a greenhouse and two adjoining single garages offering convenient storage space for vehicles and outdoor equipment with a gravelled driveway allowing for multiple vehicles to be parked. In addition is approx. 0.3-acre additional piece of associated land located to the south that has all manner of potential. Currently, a set of tiered steps provide access and there is an outbuilding that was once a pottery shed that requires refurbishment.

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Mains water and electricity are connected to the property. The central heating system is in fired by LPG and drainage is in the form of a septic tank.

Wiltshire Council, Band G.

Strictly by appointment, only with Boatwrights. 01747 213 106. www.boatwrights.co.uk sales@boatwrights.co.uk