Brown Street, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP1

A charming cottage in the Historic Core conservation area of the city. A "secret garden" to the rear is a delight and the facilities of Salisbury are within easy reach.

This property on Brown Street is a flat fronted period cottage in the heart of the city.

The accommodation is as described in the floor plans. Of particular note is the abundant character. The owners currently use the second bedroom as a first floor reception room, and as an occasional guest bedroom using a sofa bed.

A shared side access leads to a walled garden beyond the rear of the house, on its western side. This lovely outside space has the feel of a "secret garden" and is an oasis in the heart of bustling Salisbury. There is a delightful summerhouse that could be utililsed as a home workshop/studio space.

Agents note: as is common in the Historic Core Conservation Area, the property is subject to a flying freehold and a shared side access via an alley.

EPC - E

Situated close to the cathedral there are lovely views of the spire from the rear.

The Historic Core gives access to a range of shops and eateries. The nearest supermarket would be Marks & Spencer. In the neighbourhood, two of the restaurants are the Chapter House and the Rai'Dor.

The station is a largely level walk, which on a fine day can be lovely through the cathedral Close.

Parking is via residents permits, although some people rent spaces or garages when they become available.