Enford, Pewsey, Wiltshire, SN9

The Old Post Office is a beautifully presented and very individual detached village house. Built just over twenty years ago to replace the original that had been destroyed by fire, the property has all the charm of a period property with all the comfort of a new build.

Built to a very high specification, the house has been further improved by the current owners. Beautifully presented, there are limestone floors, double glazed windows, good ceiling heights and plenty of light. All the bedrooms are doubles and there is plenty of built in storage. The garden is well planted with mature shrubs, borders and fruit trees and and the gravelled dining terrace overlooks the lovely surrounding countryside

AT A GLANCE
Downstairs:
covered porch leading to spacious front hall
sitting room with open fire and doors to the garden
dining room
snug with doors to the garden
kitchen / breakfast room with limestone floor
study
cloakroom
boot room / utility with back door
Upstairs:
spacous landing
master bedroom with ensuite bathroom
three further good double bedrooms
Outside:
detached double garage, gated gravelled driveway, gardens around the house including lawn, fruit trees, dining terrace and super views.

SERVICES
mains water, drainage and electricity. Oil fired central heating.
Wiltshire Council Tax band G
EPC band applied for

Enford is a charming village, sitting peacefully above a pretty stretch of the River Avon. There is a well regarded gastro pub, The Swan, a Village Hall and and a lovely Church, All Saints. The Michelin starred, Red Lion is at East Chisenbury, just round the corner.

It is ten miles from the market town Devizes where there is a range of supermarkets, independent shops and cafes.
Fourteen miles away is the historic city Salisbury with of course, a wider range of shops and amenities plus a theatre, Cathedral and host of other amenities. There is a station there and another at Pewsey, both providing excellent services into London.

Schooling locally is really good with all ages catered for with Marlborough Collecte and Dauntsey's not far away, plus Chafyn Grove and Godolphin in the private sector and Bishop Wordsworth Grammar School all being within an easy daily commute in Salisbury.

Surrounded by Salisbury Plain, the area is perfect for walking, riding and cycling and there are golf courses at Upavon and North Wilts.