Beechwood offers modern interiors and a versatile living environment providing the ideal home for modern family lifestyles. The light-filled reception hall gives access via a series of steps down into the drawing room, which provides a comfortable setting centred around a feature fireplace with the warming ambience of a wood-burning stove. When entertaining and for family gatherings, the formal dining room offers the perfect spot, with glazed French doors providing a pleasing outlook and access to the garden terrace. Filled with natural light courtesy of its double aspect and skylight window, the impressive kitchen/breakfast room is the sociable hub of the home, with sleek cabinetry, stone work surfaces and ample space for informal dining. There is a link through to the generous utility room, which offers a home to domestic appliances and incorporates a cloakroom.

The bedroom accommodation is arranged over the ground and first floors, with the first floor comprising a principal bedroom with excellent wardrobe storage and en suite bathroom, along with a second bedroom with adjacent, stylishlyappointed shower room. A third bedroom is located on the ground floor with a bathroom alongside offering a tranquil spot for overnight visitors. Supplementary accommodation is provided in an annexe on the floor above the double garage, with a kitchen, bathroom, living/sleeping space and French doors to a Juliet balcony. NB: The annexe may be eligible for ‘Multiply dwellings Relief’, but you should seek advice from your solicitor, tax advisor or from the HMRC in the first instance. Strutt & Parker cannot be responsible for any such future claims.

Outside

Brick walls with pillars and adorned with greenery, front the road and mark the entrance to the property where a length of driveway leads up to the double garage and around to the side of the home providing parking for numerous vehicles. The wrap-around garden has planted beds and specimen trees and is mainly laid to lawn, following the incline of the plot and affording elevated, far reaching views over the surrounding landscape. A paved terrace with direct access from the house offers opportunities for outdoor relaxation and al fresco dining, whilst a timber workshop outbuilding provides an excellent setting for a home-office or a studio

Situation

The property enjoys a tranquil, semi-rural village setting, with Winterslow offering a convenience store/post office, Doctors surgery, The Lord Nelson public house along with a parish church, sports ground and a village hall providing a venue for sports and social events. The surrounding countryside provides delightful walks and riding opportunities.

Nearby West Winterslow has a primary school and recreation ground, whilst the village of Pitton offers a post office and The Silver Plough public house. The neighbouring cathedral city of Salisbury offers a comprehensive range of recreational, shopping and cultural facilities including the Salisbury Playhouse theatre and a multi-screen cinema.

The local area is renowned for its schools, both private and state. Salisbury offers very good Grammar schools for Girls and boys with independent schooling including Godolphin, Leehurst Swan, Forres Sandle Manor and Moyles Court.

Directions

Leave Salisbury via the A30 London Road and continue under the railway bridge to St. Thomas’ Bridge Roundabout. Take the second exit and follow the road for approximately 4 miles. Take the right turn sign-posted to The Winterslows. Continue along Firs Road through West Winterslow where the road links to Livery Road and the property will be found after a short distance on the left-hand side.