Nunton Drove, Nunton, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP5

An immaculately presented detached, three-bedroom bungalow in the popular village of Nuton set within beautiful gardens with garage and parking.

The Gables is a superbly presented detached bungalow, which we believe was originally built in the late 1950s/early 1960s but which has been the subject of a major refurbishment by our client. This lovely property sits in landscaped gardens on three sides and offers, if desired, the opportunity to extend around and upwards, subject to Planning consent. The accommodation, with oil fired central heating, double glazing and private drainage includes a T-shaped entrance hall, three bedrooms and a family shower room, a generous living room and an attractively fitted kitchen with utility room off. Outside the property is approached via a long gravel drive (in its ownership) with a right of access over for the single neighbour. At the front there is a generous gravel parking space suitable for a couple of cars or a larger vehicle and there is driveway parking at the side leading to the hand built single garage. The beautiful front garden extends to one side and to a similarly landscaped rear garden with large patio, manicured lawn with well stocked plant beds and children's play area. Features here also include a glass "Summerhouse", a greenhouse and a hand built garden store. We highly recommend an early viewing.

The property is tucked down a private drive on the edge of Nunton, which is surrounded by outstanding countryside, making it ideal for those seeking an idyllic rural retreat. The Ebble Valley and its neighbouring villages offer a range of local amenities, including public houses, primary schools (at Coombe Bissett or Longford), a children’s daycare facility, and public transport with links to Salisbury city centre. Additionally, the property is conveniently located just a few miles south of Salisbury District Hospital.
For commuters, Salisbury’s mainline railway station provides a direct service to London Waterloo in approximately 80 minutes. The city itself has a thriving community atmosphere, with a twice-weekly charter market, a renowned theatre, and an excellent selection of shopping and recreational facilities.
Salisbury offers convenient access to the south coast, as well as Bath, Winchester, and Southampton. The nearby A303 connects to the M3 for travel to London or westward towards Exeter and the West Country.