***NO ONWARD CHAIN*** Situated in a highly sought-after residential position, on the northern edge of the Cathedral City of Salisbury, is this three-bedroom 1930’s semi-detached family home. The property occupies a good-sized plot, with ample off-street parking to the front, and offers prospective buyers with a fantastic opportunity to renovate and reconfigure to suit a range of requirements.

The ground floor comprises a bright and welcoming entrance hall which gives access to the sitting room with bay window to the front, a dining room with adjoining breakfast area, and the kitchen. Upstairs there are three well-proportioned bedrooms, with built-in wardrobes to bedrooms one and two, which are served by the family bathroom. The accommodation offers great capacity to extend further subject to planning permissions.

Externally, the plot offers driveway parking to the front with comfortable space for two cars. This is set before the single garage with double doors to the front. To the rear, doors from the breakfast room and the kitchen open to a wrap-around patio area with space for seating, while also providing side access to the garage. Steps then flow down to the enclosed laid-to-lawn garden which a variety of flora and greenery at its perimeter. To the very rear of the plot there is an area of hardstanding, creating an ideal outdoor entertaining space.

Beatrice Road is situated on the northern edge of the Salisbury city centre which is within approximately half-a-mile. Salisbury offers wide variety of amenities which include, but are not limited to, high-street shops, supermarkets, cafes, copious restaurants, pubs & bars, ample leisure facilities including gyms and leisure centres, and a great range of schooling. These include South Wilts Grammar School, Bishop Wordsworth's, Godolphin boarding school, and Leehurst Swan. Additionally, Salisbury train station offers great commuter links to London Waterloo and the West Country. The area is also well connected for good road links down to the coastal cities of Southampton and Bournemouth, and routes into the New Forest. The immediate area is very well connected to Salisbury and the surrounding areas via public transport as well as convenient links to the A303 to the north.