• No Onward Chain +
• Drawing Room +
• Open-Plan Kitchen/Dining Room +
• Office & Utility Room +
• Ground Floor Double Bedroom & Shower Room +
• Master Bedroom Suite +
• Three Further Bedrooms, Bathroom & WC +
• Extensive Practical Rear Garden +
• Integral Garage & Driveway Parking +
• Proximity to Mainline Railway Station +

Available to the market with No Onward Chain, this impressive, detached, four-bedroomed family home sits in a generous plot in the village of Grateley, on the eastern edge of Salisbury Plain. The property has a unique and practical layout, well-presented and spacious throughout, with the accommodation comprising an entrance lobby, a dual-aspect drawing room, an open-plan kitchen/dining room, a utility room, an office, a light and airy ground-floor double bedroom and a ground-floor shower room. The first floor offers a master bedroom suite, two further bedrooms, one of which has an ensuite washroom with WC, a family bathroom and a separate WC. Outside, the property frontage is set aside for generous driveway parking in front of an integral garage, whilst an attractive rear garden of very good size, mature and practical in many ways borders open countryside.

The front door of the property sits under a recessed porch which also provides personal access to the garage. The front door opens into the entrance lobby, which includes some clever shoe storage, with then stairs to the first floor separating the main living areas of the property. The drawing room occupies the very front of the ground floor, with a dual aspect including a bay window to the front plus a modern wood-burning stove set on a granite hearth. The open-plan kitchen/dining room is also of dual aspect with windows to the side and to the rear plus French doors opening out to the rear garden. The dining room is currently used as living space and has access to the office, which has a well-positioned window to the front. The kitchen includes its own dining space plus worksurfaces with matching upstands and attractive subway-tiled splashbacks, a matching coffee bar as well as an eye-level double oven/grill, halogen hob, ceramic sink and drainer. There is space and plumbing for a dishwasher, whilst the adjoining utility room includes space and plumbing for washing appliances and an American-style fridge freezer. A separate inner hallway provides access from the kitchen to not only the utility room but also the second bedroom, a very good-sized double with French doors and full-height glazing, providing access and views to the rear garden. Alongside this double bedroom is a modern, contemporary shower room with WC and vanity hand wash basin.

The first floor provides three individual bedrooms with the master to the front with a bay window and bespoke fitted wardrobe storage with the adjoining ensuite including a recessed shower enclosure, close-coupled WC, hand wash basin and a radiator. Bedroom three is a double with a front aspect and includes wall-to-wall fitted wardrobe storage along with an ensuite washroom with a WC, whilst bedroom four, a good-sized single, is the only bedroom with a rear aspect and views over the rear garden to the open countryside beyond. The family bathroom and separate WC sit in between bedrooms three and four.

The rear garden, enclosed by mature mixed hedging on both sides, is arranged with a patio area adjacent to the rear of the property, framed by low-level retaining brick walls with then a lawn stretching back to a raised-decked seating area with views over the neighbouring countryside. In between are two other decked seating areas, one incorporating an attractive, mature garden pond, with the second including a plunge pool and a canopied seating area with heating. The rear garden also includes mature fruit trees and a garden shed, whilst there is gated side access back to the driveway at the front of the property.

The village of Grateley is located midway between the A303 and the A30, six miles west of Andover. Grateley has its own mainline railway station which provides access to London's Waterloo Station in just over an hour, with Salisbury station a few minutes away to the west. The village of Grateley has a primary school, a church and a public house now specialising in Nepalese cuisine. Nearby Andover offers a range of shopping, educational and recreational facilities, including a college of further education, a cinema, theatre and a leisure centre. The village lies just ten miles north-east of the City of Salisbury with the world-famous Stonehenge eight miles to the west. The property is located on the B3084 Cholderton Road, just over one hundred metres west of Grateley's Railway Station, whilst less than half a mile away, as the crow flies, is Quarley Hill Fort, a Site of Special Scientific Interest.