An opportunity to acquire this truly unique 1930’s semi-detached ‘corner’ house.  The property is in a fantastic location well situated for the city centre, local schools, and open countryside/parkland.  The house itself has been designed to take full advantage of its position with eight bay windows ensuring the house is particularly light and has views over open water meadows toward Salisbury Cathedral.  Inside the property are a good number of original features such as picture rails, internal doors, exposed floorboards, and windows.  Accommodation comprises entrance porch, hallway, two generous reception rooms, refitted kitchen, four bedrooms, bathroom, and ground floor cloak/shower room.  Other points of note include gas heating, garage, side and rear gardens, and no onward chain.  An early internal viewing is essential to fully appreciate what this house has to offer.

Part Glazed Door

Entrance Porch

Quarry tiled floor.  Wooden front door to

Entrance Hall

Stairs to first floor with three understair cupboards.  Door to rear garden.  Double radiator.  Telephone point. Exposed floorboards.

Dining Room  (13’6” into bay window x 14’5” maximum into bay window)

Bay windows to front and side aspect with views over open water meadows.  Open fireplace with stripped wooden mantle over.  Serving hatch.  Two double radiators. Stripped floorboards and picture rail.

Sitting Room  (14’10” into bay window x 13’10”into bay window)

Bay window to side with views and double glazed doors to rear garden.  Two double radiators.  Stripped floorboards and picture rail.

Kitchen  (11’8” x 7’8”)

Refitted shaker style wall and base units with worksurface over.  Inset Belfast sink and mixer tap.  Built in Neff gas hob with concealed extractor hood and double oven under.  Integral dishwasher and frezeer.  Plumbing and space for washing machine and fridge.  Wall mounted Ideal gas boiler.  Window to side with views.  Stripped floorboards.

Shower Room

Low level WC, wash hand basin, and tiled shower enclosure with integrated control and soaker head.  Obscure glazed window to rear aspect.

First Floor Landing

Access to loft space.  Picture rail.

Bedroom One (14’3” into bay window x 14’1” into bay window)

Bay window to front and side aspect with views over open water meadows toward Salisbury Cathedral.  Two radiators.  Built in double wardrobes.  Painted floorboards and picture rail.

Bedroom Two (13’10” into bay window x 13’9”maximum into bay window reducing to 11’7”)

Bay windows to side and rear aspect with views toward Salisbury Cathedral.  Two radiators.  Built in triple wardrobe. Painted floorboards and picture rail.

Bedroom Three (8’8” x 7’9”)

Window to side with views. Radiator.  Stripped floorboards and picture rail.

Bedroom Four (7’3” x 5’9”)

Window to front aspect.  Stripped wooden floor and picture rail.

Bathroom (7’2” x 5’10”)
White suite comprising panelled bath with mixer/shower attachment over, basin, and low level WC.  Half height tiled splashbacks.  Airing cupboard housing hot water tank, heated towel rail.  Obscure glazed window to rear aspect.  Mirror light/shaver socket.

Outside

Pedestrian gate leads from St Clair Road to the front door.  The front garden consists of a small area of lawn with a flower border which is enclosed by mature hedgerow.  This area of lawn continues to the side of the house, also enclosed by hedge which makes this a useable and private area of garden.  The main garden is to the rear of the property and is approximately 70ft in length.  The garden is mainly laid to lawn with some mature planting, paved patio area and is enclosed by further hedgerow and wooden fencing.  Pedestrian access onto Britford Lane.  At the very end of the garden is the garage.

Garage

Up and over door with parking space in front.  The garage provides useful storage but could be removed to provide space for a parking area.

Directions

Proceed to Newbridge Road turning left into Britford Lane.  St Clair Road can be found on the right hand side where number two is first on the right.