South Street, Great Wishford, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP2

A unique, detached three bedroom village property within the heart of the much sought after village of Great Wishford. Garden and off street parking

This beautifully presented and stylish home offers the charm of a period appearance with the convenience of a modern property, making it ideal for those seeking a central location in this popular village. The thoughtfully designed layout accentuates light and flow throughout.

The ground floor features a spacious principal double bedroom with a contemporary en-suite, a second double bedroom with built-in wardrobe storage, and a family shower room. Stairs lead to the first floor, where the kitchen/dining room has direct access to the rear garden. A W.C. is located off the hall, which also connects to the generous sitting room, boasting a vaulted ceiling and an impressive window that enhances the space and natural light.

The second floor includes a versatile loft room with views over the rear. The property benefits from oil-fired and underfloor heating, double glazing, and is offered to the market with no onward chain.

AT A GLANCE
Three bedrooms
One reception room
Two bathrooms
Garden
off street parking

SERVICES
Oil fired central heating
Mains drains and water
Construction - Rendered brick under tiled roof.

Great Wishford is a picturesque village and civil parish located in the Wylye Valley in Wiltshire, England, approximately three miles north of Wilton and five miles northwest of Salisbury. With the Wylye River running along the eastern edge, the village is popular for trout fishing and scenic walks, especially in the nearby Grovely Woods.

One of the few villages to still celebrate Oak Apple Day on May 29, Great Wishford villagers observe an ancient tradition, claiming their historic rights to collect wood from Grovely Wood. This practice dates back to 1603, when the Forest Court confirmed their rights to collect wood in the Royal Forest of Groveley.

The village is home to Great Wishford CofE (VA) Primary School. Amenities include the local pub, The Royal Oak, along with a cricket pitch and a children’s play area, shared with the nearby village of South Newton, contributing to a strong sense of community in this charming village.