Maddington Street, Shrewton, SP3 4JL

A characterful three/four bedroom detached cottage set in the heart of the popular village of Shrewton, a thriving community set on the south edge of Salisbury Plain.

The interior boasts a charming period feel which has been lovingly enhanced by practical modern features, creating a convenient, rural accommodation.

With added benefits of off-street parking, and a versatile configuration, in coming to the market this property presents a fantastic opportunity for prospective buyers who are looking to establish their ideal home in a quaint village location.

The ground floor comprises a large yet homely sitting room with inglenook fireplace housing a wood burner, a dining room with feature exposed brick and flint wall and further fireplace, the study/ground floor bedroom with Velux window above and sliding door to the rear, the lovely farmhouse-style kitchen with Shaker units and adjoining timber worktops - this flow through to a boot room with cloakroom.

Upstairs there are three well-proportioned bedrooms which are served by the contemporary family bathroom with both bath and shower facilities.

Externally, the property enjoys as broad frontage with a driveway to the side extended towards a single garage.

To the rear, the doors from the kitchen and the ground floor bedroom/study open to an introductory patio with space for a variety of al fresco seating and other outdoor ornaments.

This is set before a south facing, enclosed, laid-to-lawn garden with a walled perimeter.

The garden is also home to a variety of flora and greenery, with capacity for further flower beds and mature shrubs.

Residents will look to benefit from the property’s excellent position within the village.

Shrewton offers a range of amenities which include a shop, the garage, the well-renown Plume of Feathers pub, as well as great connections to surrounding countryside walks - with nearby access to Salisbury Plain.

The village also benefits from a great community spirit, with a doctor’s surgery and thriving sports clubs, as well as a good local primary school.

Further afield, the historic city of Salisbury lies approximately eleven miles to the south and offer a great range of day-to-day amenities.

These include, but are no limited to, excellent primary and secondary schooling, supermarkets, high street shops, and a plethora of restaurants, pubs, and bars to suit all tastes.

Salisbury train station offers excellent commuter links into London Waterloo and towards the West Country. EPC Rating: E