Fine & Country are delighted to present Wayside, a beautifully presented, three bedroom, detached cottage with off street parking and 0.25 acres of private gardens.

Accommodation Summary:

Wayside is a quaint, Grade II listed cottage believed to date back to the early 19th Century. Beautifully presented throughout, the property has been sympathetically renovated by the current owners to offer light and versatile accommodation over two floors.

The cottage is quietly situated in the village of Enford, a picturesque and desirable village comprising a range of individual houses in the heart of the Pewsey Vale. The village boasts an award-winning, community-owned public house and church, whilst nearby Netheravon has a shop, post office, church and primary school. The market towns of Marlborough and Devizes have a good range of shops and Salisbury has extensive cultural and commercial amenities.

Ground Floor:

The older part of the cottage is full of character including a large inglenook fireplace with a log burner and an old bread oven. The two principal reception rooms are linked together via a striking, open beam divider and feature beautifully restored exposed beams, brickwork and oak flooring.

At the rear of the property, the fitted kitchen has been refitted to offer a range of useful cupboard space, an integrated dishwasher, Belfast sink, Belling range oven and space for a tall Fridge/Freezer, washing machine and tumble dryer.

Leading from the kitchen, the rear boot room has ample space for fitted storage, further plumbing and space for white goods and direct access out onto the rear gardens.

Accessed externally and completing the ground floor accommodation, the original garage has been converted into an additional reception room which could also be used as a bedroom or office space.

First Floor:

The first floor offers two spacious double bedrooms, a further single bedroom and the recently fitted four-piece bathroom suite. The principal and main guest bedrooms both have generous built-in storage cupboards and lovely views to the front aspect over Longstreet, towards the church and surrounding countryside. The third bedroom could also be used as a useful second office space if required.

Outside:

The grounds at Wayside have been well-maintained and offer a peaceful and private outdoor setting whilst making the most of the surrounding views over the village and countryside. The majority of the 0.25 acre gardens are south facing and the different areas allow for multiple uses for all the family to enjoy. The main area enjoys the sun throughout the day and into the evening. There are secluded seating areas, ideal for outdoor entertaining, level lawns and a lovely variety of fruit trees.

To the side of the property, there is off-street driveway parking for two cars. Nearby, additional parking could be available through the parish council.

Location:

The attractive village of Enford lies in the Avon Valley, 10 miles southeast of the market town of Devizes and approximately 16 miles north of the cathedral city of Salisbury. Enford has its own award winning, village-owned pub, The Swan and the Grade I Listed All Saints church. Nearby Upavon has a shop, public houses, garage, doctors' surgery and golf club; Pewsey has a supermarket, sports centre with swimming pool and a mainline railway station.

The village is surrounded by fabulous countryside with access to wonderful walks and bridlepaths. There is a selection of schools for all ages within easy reach including Dauntsey's and Marlborough College. Salisbury offers a more comprehensive range of recreational and cultural amenities, shopping facilities, a twice weekly market and a wider range of schooling, both state and private, including Leehurst Swan, Goldolphin, Chafyn Grove, two grammar schools and a college of further education to name but a few.

The adjacent village of East Chisenbury is home to the Red Lion and Troutbeck Guesthouse, a Michelin plate gastro pub and Wiltshire's sole AA 3-rosette awardee. The newly refurbished Dog & Gun in Netheravon is building a solid reputation as a place to visit while within a 5-miles radius there are numerous other pubs and eateries to cater for just about every taste.

Train services run from Grateley (Waterloo 80 minutes), Pewsey (Paddington 70 minutes) and Salisbury (Waterloo 90 minutes). There is a bus stop in the lane to Salisbury and Swindon and the A303/M3 provides good road access to east and west.