***NO ONWARD CHAIN*** A beautiful three-bedroom, grade II listed thatched cottage occupying a central position within the sought-after village of Newton Toney, approximately eight miles north of the Cathedral City of Salisbury. In coming to the market, this property offers prospective buyers with a superb opportunity to establish themselves within a vibrant village community, with stunning countryside walks available from the property’s doorstep. The interior has been lovingly maintained and offers an array of charming period features including a charming inglenook fireplace, exposed timber beams throughout, and an Aga.

The ground floor comprises an open-plan kitchen/diner with space for seating options and a range of appliances, a practical utility/cloakroom, and a homely sitting room with central redbrick inglenook fireplace housing a wood burner and double patio doors to the rear. Upstairs there are three well-proportioned bedrooms, including two doubles and a selection of built in storage to the main, which are served by the family bathroom.

Externally, the plot offers a driveway which is accessed via a five-bar gate from across the neighbouring property. There is also a lovely garden to the rear which is enclosed by verdant hedge borders on all sides and is home to a secluded patio area ideal for al fresco seating - creating an great outdoor entertaining area. There is also a detached garage which has been split to provide separate studio and home office/gym. This could be altered to suit a prospective buyer’s requirements.

The property is located in the peaceful village of Newton Toney which lies approximately nine-miles north of the Cathedral City of Salisbury. Residents will enjoy easy access to the village’s amenities which include the well-regarded Malet Arms Pub, the green with adjoining village hall, the primary school, and excellent access into surrounding rolling countryside for those who enjoy outdoor pursuits. Further afield, Salisbury offers a range of amenities. These 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 for convenient links to the A303 to the north for routes towards London.