• Converted Period Property +
• Options to Create Unique and Bespoke Home +
• Two Bedrooms +
• Large Open Plan Living Space +
• Desirable Location +
• Offers Invited +

Interact with the virtual reality tour and contact Forest Marble 24/7 to discuss this exciting opportunity to acquire this one of a kind single storey home set in the heart of Mere. This former family butcher's shop has been sympathetically converted and significantly improved to create a modern property with notes of the history and character of the period building. The internal accommodation offers two double bedrooms, that will be serviced by a generous bath/shower room along with an impressive open plan main living space. This main hub will include modern fitted kitchen with the scope to configure lounge and dining space to the tastes of the potential buyer. The owners have reached the final stages of the conversion and now make the property available for sale with the option to design your own finish and specification. The sellers are content for the property to be sold in the current state of completion or will engage with a buyer to complete the conversion and finish the home bespoke to the desired specification and style of the buyer's choosing. Negotiations will open to these variables and we feel that this flexibility will prove attractive to a range of potential new owners, including kitchen and bathroom fittings, flooring and decor. To view the virtual tour please follow this link:  Situation Mere, is a historic small town adjacent to the A303, nestling beneath the South Wiltshire Downs. Mere has its own library, doctors surgery, post office store, small supermarket, independent stores, public houses, restaurants and first-rate museum. You will find a local pre-school and primary school  which in turn feeds into the Senior school in Gillingham. The A303 provides easy access to Exeter and London. The nearby cities of Bath, Bristol and Salisbury are all within the hour by car. Gillingham is the nearest train station offering regular services to London Waterloo. To the north is an Area of outstanding Natural Beauty providing a wealth of interest, including strip lynchets formed by ancient ploughing, and White Sheet Hill Nature Reserve. The near by National Trust Stourhead Estate is a popular local attraction with its stunning architecture and outstanding gardens. Nearby you can try your hand at clay pigeon shooting, angling, or golf, while younger people may enjoy the Falconry and the Bison Farm. There is excellent walking and horse riding along woodland tracks and open downland, while local cycle routes provide for both leisurely and more challenging expeditions. what3words: hovered.units.merge