Abbey Lane, Amesbury, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP4

A beautifully presented detached four-bedroom family home in the heart of Amesbury, featuring an enclosed garden, garage and parking. Offered with no onward chain. EPC: C.

Originally built by our clients for their own occupation and now offered to the open market for the first time, this modern detached house is located within the town centre, within a private, gated, driveway serving just three properties. The accommodation, presented in excellent decorative order and with new carpets, double glazing and oil fired central heating, comprises an entrance lobby and hall, separate sitting and dining rooms and a large kitchen with utility and cloakroom off, on the ground floor. Upstairs, off a central landing, there is a principal bedroom with a walk-in wardrobe and en-suite shower room, three further well-proportioned bedrooms and a bath/shower room with a separate WC. Outside, the property has good driveway parking for two vehicles leading to a large garage with integral access to the house and an external, covered staircase to a superb, hobby room above. The landscaped rear garden is secluded and laid to small lawn and patio with raised side borders which continue around the side and to the front. The detached house is offered to the market with no onward chain. STRICTLY BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.

Amesbury is an historic town and civil parish in Wiltshire, England, best known as the home of the prehistoric monument of Stonehenge, which lies within its parish boundary. Believed to be the oldest continuously inhabited settlement in Great Britain dating back to around 8820 BC, Amesbury offers a rare blend of rich heritage and modern convenience, shops, restaurants and leisure facilities.
Just two miles from Stonehenge and 1.5 miles from Woodhenge, the town rests on the banks of the River Avon, surrounded by a landscape steeped in history, from ancient pathways to tranquil riverside walks.
Closer to the centre, the charming Lords Walk combines riverside views leading to the Abbey.
For commuters, Salisbury’s mainline railway station offers a direct service to London Waterloo in around 80 minutes. The nearby A303 provides excellent road links to the south coast, Bath, Winchester, and Southampton, as well as easy access to the M3 for travel to London or west to Exeter and the West Country. Salisbury itself boasts a vibrant community, with a twice-weekly charter market, a renowned theatre, superb shopping, and an abundance of leisure and recreational facilities.