Eastleigh Wood Lane, Bishopstrow, Bishopstrow, BA12

A charming four bedroom semi detached cottage that used to form part of the Eastleigh Court Estate. The home has had numerous improvements carried out over recent years by the present owners,  and is set in an enviable location along Eastleigh Wood Lane in the popular village of Bishopstrow, and has far reaching views. The home has generous grounds that extend to approx. 0.27 acres. The property is close to Woodland and countryside walks and viewing comes highly recommended.

Description

A charming four bedroom semi detached cottage that used to form part of the Eastleigh Court Estate. The home has had numerous improvements carried out over recent years by the present owners, and is set in an enviable location along Eastleigh Wood Lane in the popular village of Bishopstrow. The home has generous grounds and parking that extend to approx. 0.27 acres. The property is close to Woodland and countryside walks and viewing comes highly recommended.

Accommodation in brief

Boot room / porch, generous kitchen with a range of fitted units, Aga with brick surround, tiled flooring and doors to the rear garden, sitting room with brick fireplace and wood burner, utility room with sink and storage, laundry room. On the first floor a landing gives access to the four bedrooms and family bathroom.

Outside

At the front is a pleasing area of garden that is laid to lawn and enclosed with hedging. At the side is a gravel path along with a paved patio and gravel area and area offering an ideal space for alfresco dining. At the rear is a large level gravel area with gated access. This area provides parking and storage and is enclosed with fencing and hedging. The area of land behind could be used as an orchard or allotment.

Location

Bishopstrow is home to the Bishopstrow House Hotel, Bishopstrow College and the Wessex National Trust HQ, it also has a playing field, village hall and church and borders the Cranborne Chase and West Wiltshire Downs area of outstanding natural beauty. Warminster has an excellent range of shopping and leisure facilities from a recently built Waitrose supermarket, to more individual shops selling clothes, antiques and a variety of goods. There is a railway station with a link to London. Connections to the A36 and A303 are good with Bath, Bristol and Salisbury all within a commutable distance. Local schooling is good with Warminster having well respected Private and State schools, Westbury, Frome, Bath and Salisbury also have a good range of schools for all ages. The countryside around is a mixture of arable and pastureland with excellent leisure pursuits at Salisbury Plain, Longleat, Cley Hill, Shearwater and Stonehenge, all on the doorstep.