An attractive detached period house. The accommodation, which has been substantially extended over the years, is well appointed and immaculately presented by the current owners. On the ground floor there is an entrance hall, three reception rooms including a formal dining room, a study/family room, with working fireplace and a sitting room with reclaimed pine boards and fireplace. The sitting room opens into a stunning farmhouse kitchen enjoying fine views over the gardens; with hand made units, wooden work surfaces and a range style cooker. Off the kitchen there is a separate utility room with adjoining shower/cloakroom. To the first floor there are three double bedrooms (two with Victorian fireplaces), a fourth bedroom (which is currently used as a dressing room) and a family bathroom.

The gardens and grounds, which amount to 0.29 acres, are also meticulously maintained and have been beautifully landscaped with areas of lawn, shrub borders and terracing. Additional benefits include a large detached garage/workshop with adjoining car port.

Situation
The property is situated in the popular village of Allington, some seven miles from Salisbury. There is a public house and church and, in the neighbouring village of Porton, about two miles away, there is a primary school (rated Good by Ofsted Feb 2013), newsagent, Post Office/Store for everyday needs. Newton Toney which is nearby also offers a primary school and award winning pub, The Malet Arms. The A303 is close by, allowing convenient access to Andover, Basingstoke, London and the West Country; and there are main line railway stations in the nearby village of Grateley (a ten minute drive away) and Salisbury - both providing regular services to London Waterloo ( 76 minutes ) and the West Country.