***OVER 2200 SQFT*** A sizeable four-bedroom detached house situated in a central, yet peaceful position within the village of Porton - with countryside walks available from the property’s doorstep. The accommodation has been lovingly maintained by the current vendors, yet offers great scope for modernisations and enhancements throughout. In coming to the market, this property offers prospective buyers with a fantastic opportunity to establish their ideal family home in a charming Wiltshire village, with great practicalities for modern living including the detached double garage, ample driveway parking, and a versatile accommodation.

The property is first introduced by the large hallway via the entrance porch, which gives access to the dual aspect sitting room with central fireplace, the auxiliary dining room, the good-size conservatory which is currently utilised as a dining room, the open-plan kitchen-diner with adjoining utility room, and the convenient cloakroom. Upstairs there are four well-proportioned bedrooms, with an en-suite to the main, which are served by the family bathroom with separate bath and shower facilities. The interior offers great capacity for further improvements and reconfigurations to suite a prospective buyers taste and requirements.

Externally, the plot offers a generously-sized driveway to the front which is accessed via wrought iron gates. This gives access to the detached double garage with twin up-and-over doors to the front. The remainder of the plot comprises a wrap-around lawn garden with adjoining patio area for al fresco seating. The plot is bordered with mature hedges for a great degree of seclusion and privacy.

Porton is a quaint village with great community spirit. Amenities include a village shop, takeaway restaurant, a church, - all within a very short level walk - and a well-renown garden centre. Approximately six-miles to the south, the Cathedral City of Salisbury provides a range of every-day facilities. These include high street shops, supermarkets, excellent primary and secondary schooling, and a vast variety of restaurants, pubs, and bars to suit all tastes. Closer to home, Porton and the neighbouring Bourne Valley villages are connected with surrounding countryside walks, with great road links up to the A303 for commuters travelling towards London or down to the South West. Salisbury and the village of Grateley offer direct commuter links into London Waterloo. While the area if also well connected with road links down to the coastal cities of Bournemouth and Southampton, as well as routes into the New Forest National Park for those who enjoy a range of outdoor pursuits.