Riverside, Wilton, Salisbury
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Directions
Proceed to North Street in Wilton, Riverside can be found on your right hand side just before the bridge. Number two can be found at the very far end on your right hand side.
Storm Porch
Double glazed front door to:
Entrance Hall
Stairs to first floor, radiator, picture rail. Doors to sitting room and dining room.
Sitting Room 3.2m max x 3.35m (10'5" max x 10'11" )
Double glazed window to front and side. Feature fireplace with wooden surround, picture rail and radiator.
Dining Room 3.4m x 3.35m (11'1" x 10'11" )
Double glazed window to rear garden. Gas fire, radiator, wooden panelling and picture rail.
Kitchen 3.75m x 2.4m (12'3" x 7'10" )
Wooden fronted wall and base units with worksurface over. Inset gas hob and oven under, space for fridge/freezer and washing machine. Inset 1 ¼ bowl sink unit with mixer tap, tiled splashbacks, double glazed doors to rear and window to side.
First Floor Landing
Access to loft, full height linen cupboard and radiator.
Bedroom One 4.2m max x 3.37m (13'9" max x 11'0" )
Double glazed window to front aspect, feature cast iron fireplace and picture rail.
Bedroom Two 3.4m x 2.55m max (11'1" x 8'4" max )
Double glazed window to rear aspect, cast iron fireplace and radiator.
Bathroom 3.4m x 2.37m (11'1" x 7'9" )
White suite comprising WC, pedestal sink and paneled bath. Tiled splashbacks, heated towel rail and double glazed window to rear. Full height cupboard housing Ideal gas boiler.
Outside
To the front of the house is a small area of garden with a range of mature planting. Gate to side.
Side (10.6m x 6.2m)
Block wall to front, high level wall to side. Range of mature trees including Bay.
Rear – Immediately outside the kitchen door is a small paved area with an outside tap. Further range of mature planting with archway leading to a generous area of lawn. Steps lead up to an extensive area of ground which abuts a tributary of the Wylye river. This area has been partially cleared however a range of undergrowth and mature trees remain.

























