- Project opportunity +
- Never previously sold +
- Church/ sunset views +
- Unrestricted on-street parking +
- Two receptions +
- First-floor lounge +
- Large workshop/store +
- Conservatory link +
- Salisbury Plain backdrop +
Virtual tour available
A substantial four-bedroom village house representing a once-in-a-generation renovation project. Bought in an auction by the same family in 1896, it offers generous rooms, front garden, and unrestricted on-street parking.
DESCRIPTION
West View is set out over nearly 1,800sqft set opposite west-facing views to St Barnabas Church and backing directly onto open land that rises to the Salisbury Plain. The accommodation offers generous rooms, a large first-floor living room, a ground-floor workshop/annexe space, front garden, unrestricted on-street parking.
The property clearly requires comprehensive refurbishment—kitchen, bathroom, wiring, heating, surfaces and roof coverings all call for attention—but the bones are excellent: proper room sizes, character features, two chimneys, parquet flooring, and that superb outlook. With imagination and investment, this could become a standout family home in a prime edge-of-village setting with countryside behind and community in front. Street parking is unrestricted along the High Street.
The house itself sits slightly elevated behind a walled front garden with steps up from the High Street. Inside, the traditional core holds a hall, twin reception rooms and a long galley kitchen leading to a conservatory and ground-floor bathroom. To the side is a broad 70’s extension projecting beneath a pitched roof; this contains a sizeable workshop/store with its own external door—ideal to re-imagine as studio, home office or additional living space. Upstairs are four bedrooms arranged around the landing and, strikingly, a 20'3 x 14'6 first-floor living room with parquet flooring and a wall of windows looking across the village to the church and sunsets to the west. The attic was a previous games room, which can easily be converted into a master suite with a fitted staircase if desired.
AGENTS NOTE
A survey is available to view, on request.
Council Tax Band D
EPC Rating E
Easterton is a friendly Wiltshire village at the foot of Salisbury Plain, twinned with neighbouring Market Lavington for day-to-day amenities. Between the two you’ll find a convenience store and post office, farm shop/bakery, primary school, GP surgery, pubs, café, takeaways, petrol station and sports facilities, while historic Devizes (about 5 miles) adds supermarkets, secondary schools, a bustling market, independent shops and the Kennet & Avon Canal. Road links put Marlborough, Salisbury and the A303/M4 within reach, while the surrounding Plain provides miles of walking, cycling and riding straight from the door.