West Wick, Downton, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP5

Rare Opportunity to Purchase a Modern 5 Bedroom Detached Property in a Cul De Sac in the Popular Village of Downton

This modern family home located in the popular village of Downton boasts of five bedrooms, two bathrooms, a double garage and front and rear gardens.

The contemporary kitchen with many integral appliances, retains the fresh feel of family living with a snug and French windows leading onto the south easterly facing landscaped rear garden for al fresco dining.

The triple aspect sitting area also benefits from garden access ensuring full advantage can be taken of the rear garden.

The stairs lead you to the master bedroom with en-suite and a further 4 bedrooms, decorated neutrally ready for you to put your stamp on.

Solar panels assist with heating the hot water.

The property has an active NHBC license expiring in 2022.


Council Tax Band: F
EPC: B

Downton benefits from a range of local facilities which include shops, doctors, dentist, tennis club, the Borough Café, churches, schools, and public houses.

This part of Wiltshire is a location which is as beautiful as it is varied, characterised by rolling chalk down lands and tree-lined river valleys. The City of Salisbury, around six miles away, stands proudly within the landscape and is known as the “City in the countryside”. Salisbury is awash with historic streets and alleyways, charming half-timbered buildings, myriad restaurants, cafes and bars and characterful shopping. At a more prosaic level, the city has a good range of supermarkets including Waitrose, Sainsburys, Marks and Spencer, a great many independent shops, and a twice weekly market in the Square.

Communication links are excellent, with a mainline railway station linking Salisbury to London Waterloo. Southampton Airport and Parkway Station are to the south, as the M27 Junction 1.

There is first class schooling in the village, with its own primary (OFSTED Outstanding) and secondary school, whilst independent preparatory schools are Forres Sandle Manor, Chafyn Grove, Godolphin, and the Salisbury Cathedral School. At senior level, there is Canford, Godolphin, Bryanston and Clayesmore. In the state sector, Salisbury has retained the grammar school model and these score well in the national league tables.