A superbly refurbished & extended period cottage situated in a spectacular elevated rural setting near Tisbury

Property
This is a rural gem understood to date from around 1700. Some seven years ago the property underwent extensive renovation to an excellent standard, using high quality materials including locally made hardwood windows and French limestone floors.
The interior is accessed via an entrance hall with wc while an extension to the east now forms on the ground floor, an impressive kitchen/dining room which has underfloor heating and integral appliances. The dining area has French doors at the rear opening on to the terrace and takes advantage of the morning sun. Above this are well proportioned bedrooms with vaulted ceilings, a further bedroom and well fitted bathroom. The cosy, beamed sitting room with its inglenook fireplace sits centrally and stairs rise from here to the first floor.

Outside
A particular feature of this property is the wonderful terraced garden of just over 0.5 acre with woodland containing fine broadleaf trees and carpeted with seasonal flora, including bluebells and foxgloves. Seating positions take full advantage of the spectacular westerly vista. There is a terrace on two levels, a tarmac parking area provides space for two cars and a timber garage has a useful woodstore to the rear.

Situation
The Cottage is situated in the most idyllic location in a small hamlet on the edge of the village of Sutton Mandeville. This is a hugely attractive and sparsely populated rural area in the Nadder Valley with a clutch of properties and facilities including the village Church and the historic and highly regarded Compasses Inn conveniently close by in Lower Chicksgrove.
Tisbury is only a few miles away and offers a rich variety of shopping for everyday needs, including a deli, bottle shop and butcher while further amenities include a sports centre, doctor’s surgery, dentist and professional services. Tisbury Station provides services to London Waterloo from 1 hour 50 minutes. Access to the A303 is about 6 miles to the north, which brings the M3/M25 within commuting distance and for a more comprehensive range of shopping facilities the cathedral city of Salisbury lies about 12 miles to the east and Shaftesbury about 10 miles to the west, both of which easily accessible via the A30.
Sporting facilities in the area include golf courses at Rushmore and South West Wilts, racing at Salisbury or Wincanton. There is an extensive network of bridleways and footpaths from the house with superb walking. The popular Jurassic coastline in South Dorset is within easy reach and the area is also renowned for its excellent schooling locally, both state and private.

Services
Mains water, mains electricity supplemented by solar panels,
private drainage, oil fired central heating.

EPC Currently 51 (E)

Wiltshire Council Tax Band D

Broadband
Wessex Fibre

Mobile Signal Likely (Ofcom checker)

Floorplans

3 bedroom detached house for sale