An immaculately presented, detached four-bedroom property offering great family accommodation with a south facing garden built in 2017.

5 Clarendon Place is traditionally built with brick, block and flint, and slate roofs. Creatively designed and finished to an excellent standard, the property comes complete with high-performance double-glazed windows and doors, gas central heating and modern and stylish fittings.

Upon entering the property, you get a fantastic feel of the size and natural light due to the southerly aspect of the property. The kitchen has a built-in oven, fully integrated fridge/freezer and dishwasher and is finished with a stylish granite work tops. There is also attractive wooden flooring to the spacious living room and the study and cloakroom complete the downstairs accommodation.

Heading upstairs there are four well sized bedrooms, two bathrooms (en-suite to main and family bathroom) are tastefully finished with heated towel rails, chrome fittings, quality tiling and contemporary sanitary ware throughout.

Clarendon Place is only a short drive away from the centre of Salisbury which has a busy shopping area around the market square and an excellent range of leisure and recreational amenities including the playhouse theatre, cinema, and a wide selection of restaurants and bars. Salisbury has an excellent range of schools at all levels including Bishop Wordsworth Boys and South Wilts Girls Grammar Schools and independent schools such as Godolphin, Chafyn Grove and the Cathedral School. Being at the confluence of five lovely river valleys (the Ebble, Nadder, Wyle, Bourne and Avon), Salisbury is surrounded by some of the most picturesque countryside in the south of England with excellent areas for walking, riding and cycling. There are golf, rugby, tennis and football clubs nearby, racing at Salisbury and Wincanton, and motor racing at Thruxton. The New Forest National Park and the South Coast are both within easy reach. Clarendon Place is well positioned for those who commute to work or travel outside of the area on a regular basis. The A36 allows quick access to Southampton (from 25 minutes by car) and the coast. The A303/m3 are reasonably close by (approximately 11 miles) bringing the business centres along the m25 corridors and the West Country within easy driving distance. Salisbury station has a fast regular service to London Waterloo.

The rear garden has a patio area and large area laid to lawn which is complemented by gravel surrounds and mature boarders. Moreover, the patio offers the opportunity for outdoor dining and there are two garden sheds and multiple well established vegetable beds. There are also lovely rural views over the neighbouring fields. To the front of the property there is driveway parking for four cars.