Davids Garden, Pitton, SP5 1ER

Occupying a peaceful tucked-away position within the sought-after village of Pitton is this good-sized four-bedroom detached house with adjacent one-bedroom self-contained annex.

The property offers a well-proportioned accommodation with ample scope to cater and reconfigure to a prospective buyer’s requirements, creating an ideal opportunity for those looking to establish their perfect family home within a rural village setting.

The ground floor comprises a welcoming entrance which gives access to the homely dual-aspect sitting room with central fireplace with stone surround and timber mantlepiece above, a separate dining room, the convenient cloakroom, and the kitchen with integrated appliances.

Upstairs there are four well-proportioned bedrooms, offering a range of built-in storage, which are served by the shower room with luxury walk-in shower unit.

The current vendors have converted the double garage into a one-bedroom self-contained annex.

This is made up of the open-plan kitchen/reception room with the kitchen offering integrated appliances, a double bedroom, and a contemporary shower room.

Externally, the plot offers a driveway which is set before the annex, and has an adjacent lawn area with capacity for flower beds at its perimeter.

To the rear, the door from the kitchen open to an introductory area of hardstanding which wraps around the property for access to the side.

This is set before an enclosed laid-to-lawn garden with a variety of flora and greenery at its perimeter.

The property occupies a secluded position within Pitton - surrounded by rolling Wiltshire hills with access to pleasant countryside walks.

Pitton lies within a collection of villages situated east of Salisbury, these include the nearby Firsdown, Farley, The Grimsteads, and the Winterslows which provide a range of local daily amenities.

Pitton offers a post office, the well-renown Silver plough pub, and the bus stop with connections into Salisbury.

Pitton also has its own preschool and primary school, and boasts an annual ‘carnival’ (fete) along with a range of village groups and events such as the yearly pantomime.

If you want to get stuck into village life, this could be the place for you. Salisbury lies approximately five-miles west and offers a wide variety of amenities.

These include, but are not limited to, high street shops, super markets, excellent primary and secondary schools, leisure facilities, and a plethora of restaurants, pubs, and bars to suite all tastes.

The Salisbury train station provides direct links into London Waterloo as well as connections into the West Country.

The area is also well positioned for routes down to the coastal cities of Bournemouth and Southampton, as well as having the New Forest Nations Park nearby for those who enjoy outdoor pursuits.