Property description

Detached 3 bedroom bungalow
Superb location
Masses of potential
Large plot
Double garage


Built in 1962, Woodside is a modern, detached bungalow which has been within the ownership of the current family since its construction. The property enjoys a wonderful position at the top of an unadopted lane with a large mature garden and excellent views.

Although dated, the bungalow is offered for sale in good order; it is centrally heated to radiators by a gas fired boiler and is double glazed. The accommodation is generous in proportion with a large, comfortable living room, three bedrooms, a good sized kitchen and family bathroom. The only addition to the property is the entrance porch which gives access from the side and drive to the kitchen.


There is a substantial detached double garage with a pair of electric double doors and electric light and a large inspection pit.

The plot is generous in its size with gardens extending to all sides of the property. To the front is a mature garden and picket fence boundary with a gated drive affording parking for several vehicles and access to the detached garage. The main area of garden is located to the rear with the large lawn bordered by numerous specimen shrubs and trees, There is also a large seating/patio area.

Woodside undoubtedly offers immense potential and scope for updating, general improvements and enlargement, subject to obtaining the relevant consents.


LOCATION
Located a little over 6.5 miles to the south east of Salisbury, the parish of Redlynch lies on the edge of the New Forest National Park. Neighbouring Woodfalls offers amenities including a church, primary school and a village shop/post office. There is also an 18th c. pub in Redlynch called The Kings Head. The countryside around affords excellent opportunities for walking, cycling and riding. The nearby larger village of Downton, located on the River Avon, offers a more comprehensive range of everyday facilities with local shops including a supermarket, three local Public Houses and the hugely popular Trafalgar co-ed school for pupils aged 11-16. The medieval city of Salisbury has an extensive range of restaurants, city centre shops, city centre supermarkets and a twice weekly market. Social and educational amenities nearby include the theatre, arts centre, cinema, medical facilities and both private and state schools for all ages within and outside the city boundary. Leisure and recreational facilities include the Five Rivers Leisure Centre, private members gymnasiums, golf club and recreation ground and three tennis clubs. There are good road links with the B3078 linking to Junction 1 of the M27 for Southampton and beyond. The A338 links with Salisbury (approx. 7 miles) which also has mainline rail services to London (Waterloo) and a road network closely linked to the A30 and A303. There are airports at Southampton and Bournemouth.


DIRECTIONS
From the cathedral city of Salisbury proceed in a southerly direction along the A338 Salisbury Road to Downton. At the traffic lights (with the The Bull pub on the left) turn left into The Borough (B3080) and continue through Downton into the High Street still following the A3080. After about one and a half miles turn left opposite the Sherekhan Tandoori Balti House into Bowers Hill. After a short distance turn right into Princes Hill (The Kings head Public House is on your left). Follow Princes Hill (which becomes Quavey Road) until, reaching the four way fork in the road and take the right hand spur into Harthill Drove. Proceed up the unadopted lane, Woodside the third from last property on the right hand side. Look for the Baxters For Sale board.


TENURE AND SERVICES
Tenure: Freehold. Local Authority: Wiltshire. Council tax band - D £1,538.05 for year 2016/17. All mains services connected. Gas central heating. Fully double glazed.

Property Features :

• Detached 3 bedroom bungalow
• Superb location
• Masses of potential
• Large plot
• Double garage