61 New Street is a Grade II listed town house believed to have been built in the late 1790’s. Built of red brick elevations under a slate roof, the house has large sash windows to the front with high ceilings. The house has recently under gone a complete restoration to a very exacting standard. Painted with Farrow & Ball throughout, column radiators have been installed with cornicing and ceiling roses reinstated. There are period cast iron fireplaces in the sitting room and the bedrooms on the first floor.

On the ground floor is an attractive sitting room with a large sash window and gas fireplace. The hall with beautiful wood parquet flooring leads to the impressive kitchen/dining room. The kitchen has Grosvenor and Christian bespoke hand painted cupboards with marble work tops. It has fully integrated appliances and at the dining end there is a remote control Fabor gas fire and a built in television area. Bi-folding doors lead out to the courtyard garden. There is also a utility and cloakroom on the ground floor.

On the first floor are two spacious double bedrooms both with ensuite bathrooms (with underfloor heating). On the second floor is a further bedroom with exposed beams and views towards the Cathedral. This bedroom also has an ensuite shower room.

Outside

Accessed from the dining room is a small courtyard with space for a table and chairs.

Parking available - see Agent for further details.

Situation

61 New Street is located in the heart of Salisbury close to the Cathedral. Salisbury offers a wide range of shops, a thriving twice weekly market, theatre, city hall and cinema. The mainline railway station to London is also an easy walk away and has a direct commute to London Waterloo in approximately 90 minutes. Queen Elizabeth gardens are close by, which is an extremely attractive park with grounds leading down to the River Avon and has views towards the Cathedral.

Salisbury is particularly noted for its outstanding range of schools. Private schools include Chafyn Grove, Salisbury Cathedral School, Leaden Hall, and Godolphin. Salisbury has also retained its Grammar schools, Bishop Wordsworth’s and South Wilts for Girls.

Directions

From the S&P office turn right along Milford Street. At the traffic lights turn left into Brown Street. Go over the traffic lights and continue round into St Ann Street. At the T junction turn right into St Johns Street. At the crossroads turn left into New Street and 61 will be found on the left hand side.