Thatch End is a beautifully preserved Grade II listed thatched cottage set in the peaceful village of Idmiston. Believed to date back to the 17th or 18th century, this charming four-bedroom home offers approximately 2,000 sq ft of characterful living space. Constructed from cob and brick with exposed timber framing under a traditional thatched roof, the property features period detailing throughout, including exposed beams, low ceilings, and a fireplace with a dated lintel.

The central timber-framed section is flanked by single-storey extensions, including an inviting thatched porch by the entrance .The ground floor includes welcoming reception rooms, a spacious living area within the single-storey extension, and a sleek kitchen/dining space that is perfect for family life or entertaining. Upstairs, there are three well-proportioned bedrooms, with an additional mezzanine with capacity to be used as an additional bedroom. Outside, the home is complemented by a private, mature garden with cottage-style planting, ideal for enjoying the tranquil surroundings. There is also a shingle driveway to the side with ample space for parking, this is set before the large single garage and provides practical access to the rear garden.

Located opposite the 12th-century All Saints’ Church, Thatch End enjoys a truly picturesque village setting with convenient access to both Salisbury (6 miles) and Amesbury (3 miles). The River Bourne runs nearby, adding to the peaceful charm. With its blend of historical significance and comfortable living space, this is a rare opportunity to own a quintessential English country home in a sought-after Wiltshire location.