Property description

Church Lane Cottage is a charming Grade II listed cottage constructed of local Chilmark stone with a tiled roof. The original part of the cottage is believed to date back to the early 18th century, a more recent addition has been sympathetically built to compliment the original fabric of the home.

In recent decades this quintessential stone cottage has undergone extensive and comprehensive renovation with meticulous care having been paid to retaining and promoting character features in all principal rooms.

The light and flowing accommodation provides a combination of modern family living with traditional design. The thoughtfully arranged ground floor living areas include three reception rooms, the front two rooms boast lovely views across the roof tops of the village and have gorgeous open fireplaces, a hand crafted kitchen, utility room and shower room. On the first floor there are four well proportioned bedrooms, a en-suite bathroom to the master bedroom and a family bathroom.

Church Lane Cottage enjoys a elevated position at the top of the lane leading to the parish church and boasts lovely roof top views across Chilmark village. The front gardens are accessed by stone steps, a path leads to the front entrance. The attractive stone walled gardens are mainly laid to lawn with floral borders. The rear of the property offers further enclosed gardens with lovely church views and offers a great degree of privacy. Immediately to the rear of the property is a stone terrace ideal for entertaining and dining, stone steps then lead up to the remaining formal gardens. The formal gardens have been thoughtfully arranged into several useful areas including a productive kitchen garden, Yew hedged secret garden and open mature lawned areas with a summer house and rear access to Church Lane.

Situation
This charming home is located in the heart of the attractive village of Chilmark, within the Nadder Valley and about 12 miles west of the cathedral city of Salisbury. Chilmark lies about 3 miles south of the A303 which provides good road links to London via the M3 and to the West Country and is surrounded by some of the most picturesque countryside in this part of South Wiltshire with fine walking, riding and cycling all around. There is a church, primary school (OFSTED rating Outstanding) and excellent local pub, The Black Dog. Tisbury, which is 2 miles away, has a mainline railway station to London Waterloo (109 minutes) and offers a variety of local shops and amenities. Salisbury has excellent shopping, educational, cultural and recreational facilities. Along with the excellent village primary schools, Salisbury offers good state secondary schools, the popular grammar schools, South Wilts and Bishops Wordsworth and highly regarded private schools, Godolphin, The Cathedral School, Chafyn Grove and Leaden Hall, St Mary's Shaftesbury, Sandroyd, Port Regis and Clayesmore, are all close by.

Property Features :

• Four Bedrooms
• Three Reception Rooms
• Two Bathrooms
• Kitchen/Breakfast Room
• Open Fireplaces