Situated within a comfortable walking distance of the Salisbury city centre is this beautifully-presented three-bedroom Edwardian mid-terrace. The property has been lovingly maintained by the current vendors, and boasts a selection of original period features which seamlessly compliment the interior’s modern practicalities. With the property being with easy reach of the train station, yet within a peaceful quadrant on the edge of the city centre, this property provides a fantastic opportunity for a range of prospective buyers.

The ground floor comprises a welcoming sitting room with large box bay window to the front, a good-sized dining room, and the tasteful kitchen with its bespoke Shaker-style units and integrated oven and hob. Upstairs there are three well-proportioned bedrooms, including a large master, which are served by the contemporary bathroom. The property is awash with original period features including a variety of feature fireplaces and large windows throughout.

Externally, there is a front area ideal for displaying potted plants and other outdoor ornaments. To the rear, a side door from the kitchen opens to the garden which is made up of an introductory patio with space for al fresco seating. This is set before the laid-to-lawn garden with a large shed at the very rear of the plot (2.88m x 4m) with potential to convert to a summerhouse or home office. The garden offers capacity for a selection of flora and greenery at its perimeter, with side access to the front of the plot granted via right of way over the neighbours garden. There is a on-street parking which is available vie permit.

Prospective buyers will look to benefit from the property’s excellent proximity to the Salisbury train station which provides direct commuter links to London Waterloo and out towards the West Country. The Salisbury city centre is within a comfortable walking distance and offers a wide variety of amenities. These include, but are not limited to, high street shops, supermarkets, a range of leisure facilities, and a plethora of restaurants, pubs, and bars to suit all tastes. Salisbury is ideally positioned for those requiring regular access 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.