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£625,000

Stockton, Warminster, BA12

  • 3 beds
Detached house

£625,000

  • 3 beds
Detached house
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A delightful period cottage with original features and large garden ** THREE BEDROOMS ** TWO INGLENOOK FIREPLACES ** SEPARATE STUDIO ** WYLYE VALLEY VILLAGE LOCATION ** GRADE II LISTED

Directions

From Salisbury take the A36 through Wilton and Stapleford. After a couple of miles bear left on to the slip road and take the first left turn to Wylye. Continue into Dyer Lane and then Towns End, underneath the A303 and carry on into Stockton. No. 14-15 will be seen after a short distance on the left-hand side, directly opposite the village post box.

Description

An absolutely delightful country cottage situated in the heart of this popular village, believed to date from 17th century and Listed Grade II. The property was originally a pair of semi-detached estate cottages which were converted in the 1980s to one dwelling. There are period features throughout the property including exposed timbers and fireplaces with woodburning stoves. A new high pressure hot water system has been installed in the loft, this year. The whole roof was rethatched by Ellis Butcher (Thatchcraft) in 2012 and the ridge was replaced by the same thatcher in January 2022. The grounds extend to about 0.15 acres and there is an area to the rear of the garden which could be dug out to create parking or garaging (subject to consent). There is also a very useful brick-built studio with heating, water and power laid on which could easily be converted to a home office or annex (subject to permission). Planning consent has also been granted to remove the wall between the kitchen and breakfast room to create a much larger family kitchen, and also to add a utility room off the front lobby.

Location

Stockton is a small village in the highly desirable Wylye Valley which is fully of interesting character properties and surrounded by wonderful countryside. There are excellent communication links, with easy access to the A303 to the West Country and London via the M3. There are excellent walking and cycling opportunities with a network of footpaths in the Cranborne Chase Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Property Specifics

The accommodation is arranged as follows, all measurements being approximate:

Entrance Lobby

Door to:

Family/Dining Room

5.01 x 4.41 (16'5 x 14'5 )

Inglenook fireplace with exposed brickwork and beam over, stairs to first floor, exposed beams, ceiling downlighters.

Breakfast Room

3.03 x 2.10 (9'11 x 6'10 )

Exposed timbers and panelling, door to kitchen and door to:

Sitting Room

4.37 x 4.20 (14'4 x 13'9 )

Fireplace with exposed bricks and beam over, ceiling beam, wall lights.

Kitchen

3.83 x 2.23 (12'6 x 7'3 )

Wooden work surfaces with cupboards below, inset one-and-half bowl stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap over, space for electric cooker, space and plumbing for washing machine, further tiled work surface with cupboards below, exposed beams, ceiling downlighters, tiled splashbacks, space for fridge-freezer.

First Floor - Landing

Rang of fitted bookshelves, shelved airing cupboard, hatch to loft space.

Bedroom One

4.92 x 4.15 (16'1 x 13'7 )

Exposed wall and ceiling beams, built-in double wardrobe.

Bedroom Two

4.88 x 3.10 (16'0 x 10'2 )

Exposed wall and ceiling beams, wash hand basin in vanity unit.

Bedroom Three

4.03 x 2.27 (13'2 x 7'5 )

Built in wardrobe cupboard.

Shower Room

Tiled shower cubicle with thermostatic mixer shower, wash hand basin with cupboard below, strip light and shaver socket, WC.

Landing/Home Office

Range of built-in cupboards, shelves and desk unit.

Outside

The garden extends to about 0.15 acres, mainly laid to lawn with ornamental fish pond, flowerbed, shrubs and apple tree. Hedging and fencing to sides. To the rear of the garden there is an area which could be dug out to create parking and/or garaging (subject to the necessary permissions). There is also an insulated brick-built outbuilding (4.63 x 4.10 / 15'2 x 13'5 ) with heating, power and water already laid on which has potential as a home office or, indeed, an annexe, subject to the usual permissions.

Services

Mains water and electricity are connected to the property. Septic tank drainage.

Outgoings

The Council Tax Band is F and the payment for the year 2022/2023 payable to Wiltshire Council is ?2883.28.

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£625,000

3 bed house for sale

Stockton, Warminster, BA12

A delightful period cottage with original features and large garden ** THREE BEDROOMS ** TWO INGLENOOK FIREPLACES ** SEPARATE STUDIO ** WYLYE VALLEY VILLAGE LOCATION ** GRADE II LISTED

Directions

From Salisbury take the A36 through Wilton and Stapleford. After a couple of miles bear left on to the slip road and take the first left turn to Wylye. Continue into Dyer Lane and then Towns End, underneath the A303 and carry on into Stockton. No. 14-15 will be seen after a short distance on the left-hand side, directly opposite the village post box.

Description

An absolutely delightful country cottage situated in the heart of this popular village, believed to date from 17th century and Listed Grade II. The property was originally a pair of semi-detached estate cottages which were converted in the 1980s to one dwelling. There are period features throughout the property including exposed timbers and fireplaces with woodburning stoves. A new high pressure hot water system has been installed in the loft, this year. The whole roof was rethatched by Ellis Butcher (Thatchcraft) in 2012 and the ridge was replaced by the same thatcher in January 2022. The grounds extend to about 0.15 acres and there is an area to the rear of the garden which could be dug out to create parking or garaging (subject to consent). There is also a very useful brick-built studio with heating, water and power laid on which could easily be converted to a home office or annex (subject to permission). Planning consent has also been granted to remove the wall between the kitchen and breakfast room to create a much larger family kitchen, and also to add a utility room off the front lobby.

Location

Stockton is a small village in the highly desirable Wylye Valley which is fully of interesting character properties and surrounded by wonderful countryside. There are excellent communication links, with easy access to the A303 to the West Country and London via the M3. There are excellent walking and cycling opportunities with a network of footpaths in the Cranborne Chase Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Property Specifics

The accommodation is arranged as follows, all measurements being approximate:

Entrance Lobby

Door to:

Family/Dining Room

5.01 x 4.41 (16'5 x 14'5 )

Inglenook fireplace with exposed brickwork and beam over, stairs to first floor, exposed beams, ceiling downlighters.

Breakfast Room

3.03 x 2.10 (9'11 x 6'10 )

Exposed timbers and panelling, door to kitchen and door to:

Sitting Room

4.37 x 4.20 (14'4 x 13'9 )

Fireplace with exposed bricks and beam over, ceiling beam, wall lights.

Kitchen

3.83 x 2.23 (12'6 x 7'3 )

Wooden work surfaces with cupboards below, inset one-and-half bowl stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap over, space for electric cooker, space and plumbing for washing machine, further tiled work surface with cupboards below, exposed beams, ceiling downlighters, tiled splashbacks, space for fridge-freezer.

First Floor - Landing

Rang of fitted bookshelves, shelved airing cupboard, hatch to loft space.

Bedroom One

4.92 x 4.15 (16'1 x 13'7 )

Exposed wall and ceiling beams, built-in double wardrobe.

Bedroom Two

4.88 x 3.10 (16'0 x 10'2 )

Exposed wall and ceiling beams, wash hand basin in vanity unit.

Bedroom Three

4.03 x 2.27 (13'2 x 7'5 )

Built in wardrobe cupboard.

Shower Room

Tiled shower cubicle with thermostatic mixer shower, wash hand basin with cupboard below, strip light and shaver socket, WC.

Landing/Home Office

Range of built-in cupboards, shelves and desk unit.

Outside

The garden extends to about 0.15 acres, mainly laid to lawn with ornamental fish pond, flowerbed, shrubs and apple tree. Hedging and fencing to sides. To the rear of the garden there is an area which could be dug out to create parking and/or garaging (subject to the necessary permissions). There is also an insulated brick-built outbuilding (4.63 x 4.10 / 15'2 x 13'5 ) with heating, power and water already laid on which has potential as a home office or, indeed, an annexe, subject to the usual permissions.

Services

Mains water and electricity are connected to the property. Septic tank drainage.

Outgoings

The Council Tax Band is F and the payment for the year 2022/2023 payable to Wiltshire Council is ?2883.28.

WHAT3WORDS

What3Words reference is: songs.modem.outwit