• Peacefully located in a quiet cul-de-sac with direct access to scenic Barford Down +
• Attractive flint and brick elevations, built in 1994 within a popular residential area +
• Extended open-plan kitchen/breakfast room with double doors to the rear garden +
• Private, enclosed rear garden +
• Three well-proportioned bedrooms served by a modern family bathroom +
• A short walk to local village amenities, combining town and country living +
• Excellent commuter links to Southampton, Bournemouth, and Salisbury +

Tucked away in a peaceful cul-de-sac with access to scenic Barford Down, this charming three-bedroom home offers an idyllic blend of countryside living and modern convenience. Built in 1994 with attractive flint and brick elevations, the property enjoys a superb position on the edge of a popular residential area near a traditional village.

The well-presented interior begins with a welcoming sitting room, while the extended open-plan kitchen/breakfast room at the rear opens via double doors to a private, enclosed garden mainly laid to lawn.

Upstairs, the home offers three well-proportioned bedrooms served by a modern family bathroom, making it ideal for families or professionals alike. With countryside walks quite literally on the doorstep, yet just a short stroll to local amenities, the property also provides excellent commuter access to Southampton, Bournemouth, and Salisbury—offering a rare combination of rural tranquillity and town convenience.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Materials used in construction: Brick and Blockwork

Alterations/improvements carried out during the current ownership: Extension

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Downton Village is a thriving and long-standing community with a strong sense of identity. There are good local facilities in the village which include shops, doctors, dentists, a tennis club, the Borough Cafe, churches, schools and public houses, as well as the famous Cuckoo Fair held each May. There is easy access to the main regional centres of Salisbury and the B3078 provides access to the M27, onto Southampton and the M3 corridor. The wide-ranging opportunities offered by the New Forest are only two miles from the village. There is excellent schooling in the village with its own primary and secondary schools and it lies within the catchment of the highly regarded Salisbury grammar schools (Bishops for boys and South Wilts for girls).