• Semi-detached +
• Three bedrooms +
• 60m Rear garden +
• Requires updating +
• Potential to extend ( STPP ) +
• No onward chain +

A well-proportioned three-bedroom end-of-terrace home with a generous rear garden, offering exciting potential for modernisation and extension (STPP), in a sought-after village location.

Situated on the edge of the ever-popular village of South Newton, this spacious three-bedroom, end-of-terrace house presents a fantastic opportunity for those looking to put their own stamp on a property. Requiring modernisation throughout, 4 West View offers ample scope for improvement and personalisation, making it ideal for first-time buyers, investors, or growing families.
The accommodation is arranged over two floors and includes an entrance hall, a generous sitting room with a feature fireplace and under-stairs storage and a spacious kitchen/dining room to the rear, with a larder cupboard and doors leading to the garden. Upstairs, a the landing provides access to three well-proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom.
Note: There is open-cell spray foam insulation in the roof. This will not be removed and buyers will need to check with their mortgage provider before proceeding. A quote for the removal can be provided upon request.

SITUATION
South Newton is a charming village comprising a mixture of property styles and sizes. Located alongside the River Wylye and A36, the village has a bustling commercial area and a public house. Community life centres around the village hall, home to the cricket club, junior football club, fitness classes, and the 14th century, St Andrews Church. A popular farm shop is located at Chilhampton ( 1 mile ). All your daily amenities can be found at the Cathedral city of Salisbury ( 4 miles ) including a hospital with A&E, Waitrose with John Lewis, weekly market and ample shops and restaurants library and leisure centre.
There is a choice of good state and private primary and secondary schools within the area. Leisure activities include local walking and cycling routes plus from the village, rugby and football clubs plus public places of interest such as Wilton House, Stonehenge, and various National Trust sites.
Transport links are superb with the A303 leading to London and the south-west close by. There are regular bus services to Salisbury and Devizes. Mainline railway stations at Salisbury and Warminster provide direct services to central London.

OUTSIDE
Externally, there is a lay-by for parking directly in front of the house. The front garden features a central lawn with paths on either side, offering a charming approach. The substantial rear garden, currently overgrown, offers a blank canvas for landscaping and outdoor living, with ample room for an extension (subject to planning). A detached brick-built store provides useful additional storage.