Situated within the highly sought-after area of Stratford-sub-Castle, a former adjoining village to the Cathedral city of Salisbury, is this immaculately-presented two-bedroom semi-detached house. The property boasts a well-proportioned accommodation, ample off-street parking, and a good-sized garden - all features that will suit a range of prospective buyers including downsizers, investors, and first-time buyers. With excellent access to nearby local amenities including the Five Rivers Leisure Centre, Hudson’s Field with neighbouring Old Sarum Historical Landmark, a secondary school, and excellent road links into the city centre.

The property is first introduced via an entrance porch with space for coats and shoes. This flows through to ground floor which comprises a homely sitting room, the contemporary kitchen/diner with integrated appliances and tasteful Shaker-style units, and the convenient cloakroom. Upstairs there are two good-sized double bedrooms which are served by the sleek family bathroom.

Externally, the plot offers driveway parking to the front - a generously-sized space seldom found with properties of this criteria. To the rear there is an enclosed garden which is mostly laid-to-lawn with an area of hardstanding currently home to a timber garden shed. To the side there is a secluded patio area, ideal for al fresco seating, which flows round to the front of the plot - made secure by a five-bar gate.

The property is situated in the popular residential area of Stratford-sub-Castle on the northern edge of the Cathedral City of Salisbury. The property is just over a mile from the city centre which offers a wide range of amenities. These include but are not limited to, cinemas, the theatre, numerous parks, restaurants, pubs & bars, high-street shops, supermarkets, and a bi-weekly market. There are a number of excellent schools both state and private nearby. Including Chafyn Grove, the Cathedral School, Leehurst Swan, Bishop Wordsworth and South Wilts Grammar schools, Wyndham Park Infants and St. Marks Junior schools. Salisbury has a main line railway station and offers a direct train service to London Waterloo and the West Country and the A303 provides access to the southwest and to London via the M3. Additionally, the city is well-positioned for great commuter links to the coastal cities of Bournemouth and Southampton, as well as access to the New Forest National Park for those who enjoy a variety of outdoor pursuits.