Available now is this immaculately presented two-bedroom end-of-terrace property, situated within the sought-after Riverdown Park development, located on the peaceful northern fringe of the Cathedral City of Salisbury. The accommodation has been lovingly maintained by the current vendors, creating an ideal opportunity for a variety of prospective buyers including downsizers, first-time buyers, and those looking to start or expand an existing investment portfolio.

The ground floor comprises a contemporary kitchen with integrated oven and hob with space for further appliances, a good-sized reception room with double doors to the rear, and a convenient cloakroom. Upstairs there are two well-proportioned double bedrooms which are served by the family bathroom.

Externally, the property benefits from allocated parking to the front. To the rear, the doors from the sitting room open to an introductory patio with space for al fresco seating. This is set before a a lovely enclosed laid-to-lawn garden with a timber gate to the rear for practical access to the front of the plot. The garden is of a generous size when compared to properties of a similar criteria in the development, creating a great space for those who enjoy nurturing a variety of flora and greenery.

Residents of Stout Grove will look to benefit from the range of local amenities the development has to offer. These include a local shop, a school, access to surrounding countryside walks, and excellent public transport links. Approximately a mile and a half to the south, the Historic City of Salisbury is well-connected and offers a range of further amenities. These include, but are not limited to, high street shops, supermarkets, a range of further schooling, and a generous choice of restaurants, pubs, and bars. The area is also well-connected to the coastal cities of Bournemouth and Southampton, as well as the New Forest National Park a reasonable distance away for those who enjoy a range of outdoor pursuits. Salisbury train station offer direct links into London Waterloo via the train station, as well as routes into the West Country.