• Peacefully located on Gravel Close, opposite the village band hall +
• Just a short walk from Downton’s local shops and amenities +
• Charming former worker’s cottage with scope to modernise +
• Two reception rooms, including one with a character fireplace +
• Two first-floor bedrooms and a well-proportioned bathroom +
• Generous rear garden with excellent landscaping potential +

Tucked away on peaceful Gravel Close, directly opposite the village band hall and just a short stroll from Downton’s local amenities, this delightful former worker’s cottage offers an exciting opportunity for modernisation.

Inside, the property features two welcoming reception rooms, one with a characterful fireplace and two first floor bedrooms served by a well proportioned bathroom.

The generous rear garden is a standout feature, offering excellent potential for landscaping. With ample room for planting, formal flower beds, and outdoor seating areas, it’s an ideal canvas for enthusiastic gardeners. A shared rear passage provides convenient access for recycling and refuse bins.
Please note, the property includes an element of flying freehold

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Materials used in construction: Brick and chalk mix

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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, dentist, 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 school and it lies within catchment of the highly regarded Salisbury grammar schools (Bishops for boys and South Wilts for girls).