Built circa 1910, this substantial Edwardian home offers deceptively spacious and versatile accommodation across three floors, occupying a rarely available plot of approaching 0.2 acres in the highly sought-after Ayleswade Road, just a short distance from Salisbury city centre.

A spacious and welcoming hallway sets the tone for the property, leading to generously proportioned rooms full of period character. The bay-fronted lounge and adjacent family room are linked by a double-fronted wood-burning stove, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Exposed timber floorboards and traditional sash windows further enhance the home's character, while the beautifully appointed kitchen/ dining room forms the heart of the house. Finished with attractive shaker-style fitted units and opening directly onto the garden, this space is perfectly suited to modern family living. Within the kitchen there is space for a tall fridge/freezer together with an integrated dishwasher, double oven, gas hob and washing machine.

The accommodation is exceptionally versatile, offering six bedrooms in total. Five are generous doubles, including a principal bedroom with en suite shower room, while the sixth is ideally suited as a study or child's bedroom. A beautifully presented, four piece family bathroom serves the first floor and comprises corner shower cubicle, bath, wash basin and toilet, while the second floor provides two further large double bedrooms, ideal for older children or guests.

The rear garden is a particular highlight. Expansive and private, it is mainly laid to lawn with mature hedging, established planting, and a wide variety of attractive flora. At the back of the house, a shingled terrace offers the perfect setting for outdoor dining and entertaining, while a garden pond, vegetable patch and timber shed are positioned at the end of the garden. There are also double gates with the property enjoying a right of access both pedestrian and vehicular with the opportunity to create private parking.

This rarely available period home combines generous room sizes, elegant original features, and a substantial garden plot within one of Salisbury's most desirable areas, offering a rare opportunity for those seeking both character and convenience close to the city centre.

Further benefits include timber framed, single glazed sash windows and gas fired central heating. Council Tax Band E

Additional Information

Tenure: Freehold

Parking: Private Parking at the rear, Permit parking to the front

Utilities:

Mains Gas

Mains Electric

Mains Water - Metered

Drainage: Mains Drainage

Broadband: Refer to ofcom website www.ofcom.org.uk/phones-and-broadband

Mobile Signal: Refer to ofcom website www.ofcom.org.uk/phones-and-broadband

Flood Risk: For more information refer to gov.uk, check long term flood risk www.gov.uk/check-long-term-flood-risk