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Burcroft, Church Street, Bowerchalke, Salisbury BURCROFT, CHURCH STREET, BOWERCHALKE, SALISBURY, PRICE: £499,950 WILTSHIRE, SP5 5AY AN EXCELLENT MODERN FOUR BEDROOM DETACHED HOUSE LOCATED IN THE CENTRE OF THIS POPULAR VILLAGE IN THE HEART OF THE CHALKE VALLEY DIRECTIONS: From Salisbury proceed south west along the A354 Blandford Road until you reach Coombe Bissett. Here turn right and continue along the Chalke Valley road into Broad Chalke and turn left opposite the Queens Head public house. Continue through the village of Broad Chalke and on to Bowerchalke and continue into Church Street. Go past the church on the left hand side and after approximately one hundred yards turn right into the shared driveway and Burcroft will be seen on the right hand side. DESCRIPTION: Burcroft is one of three handsome modern houses built around the mid 1980s of brick elevations under a tiled roof. Burcroft has the benefit of a liquid gas central heating system as well as double glazing and offers very good spacious accommodation. On the ground floor there is a large hall, sitting room, study, excellent family kitchen/dining room as well as a cloakroom and utility room. On the first floor there is a master bedroom with en-suite bathroom, three further good sized bedrooms and a family bathroom. At the side of the house there is a garage as well as private parking and ample turning area. To the rear there is a good sized fenced garden with patio, lawn and shrubs. There are lovely views over open fields from the garden. LOCATION: The property is located near to the centre of the village within reach of the church and the Chalke Valley Cricket Ground. Bowerchalke also has a village hall with weekly markets and the village is surrounded by lovely countryside with good walks and rides available. Broad Chalke some three miles away has a primary school as well as church, excellent pub, village shop/hub, recreation ground and hall and there is also a good local bus service which goes through the village. The city of Salisbury is some ten miles away with its good facilities including main line railway station, shops and supermarkets, schools and leisure facilities. Bowerchalke is also within reach of the well known Salisbury Racecourse as well as golf courses at Tollard Royal and South Wilts. The accommodation comprises: LONG AND SPACIOUS RECEPTION HALL: With two radiators and stairs with oak staircase leading off to first floor with cupboard. CLOAKROOM: With WC, wash hand basin and radiator. SITTING ROOM: 5.77m x 3.54m (18' 11" x 11' 7") With oak surround open fireplace, television aerial point, two radiators and doors to garden. KITCHEN/DINING ROOM: 5.79m x 3.44m (18' 11" x 11' 3") An excellent family room with double bowl sink unit, drawers and cupboards below, range of built in wall cupboards, fitted Neff dishwasher, fitted electric oven with microwave, induction hob with extractor, fitted larder cupboard, space for fridge/freezer, tiled floor, part tiled walls, radiator and BEDROOM 1: 3.88m x 3.41m (12' 8" x 11' 2") With full range recessed ceiling/rail spotlights with additional wall and under of wardrobes to one wall, further double wardrobe and radiator. counter LED lights. EN-SUITE BATHROOM: With panelled bath, wash hand STUDY: 2.27m x 1.98m (7' 5" x 6' 5") With radiator and basin, WC, heated towel rail, fitted mirror with light and recessed extensive shelving. lights. UTILITY ROOM: With single drainer sink unit, drawers and BEDROOM 2: 3.43m x 2.55m (11' 3" x 8' 4") With double cupboards below, plumbing and drainage for washing machine, wardrobe and radiator. Worcester gas boiler and space for fridge. BEDROOM 3: 3.25m x 2.75m (10' 7" x 9' 0") With wardrobe FIRST FLOOR LANDING: With access to loft which is three and radiator. quarter boarded with light, airing cupboard with lagged hot water tank and immersion heater. BEDROOM 4: 2.72m x 2.33m (8' 11" x 7' 7") With double wardrobe and radiator. BATHROOM: With panelled bath with shower attachment, further shower cubicle, wash hand basin, WC, part tiled walls, fitted mirror and heated towel rail. OUTSIDE: Adjacent to the house there is a single garage 5.42m x 2.82m (17' 9" x 9' 3") with up and over door, access to loft space, power, light, pedestrian door and with access to the utility room. There is side access on both sides of the house to the rear garden which is fenced and here there is a terraced patio area, lawn and shrubs. SERVICES: Mains water and electricity are connected to the property. here is a private septic tank and liquid gas central heating. COUNCIL TAX BAND: F (£2,654.04 for 2020/2021) COUNCIL TAX BAND: F (£2,654.04 for 2020/2021) Viewing By confirmed appointment only with the vendor’s agent. Telephone 01722 414747. 7432/DM/12/3/2021 Agent’s note Every effort has been made to prepare these particulars as carefully as possible. However, intending purchasers should be aware that their accuracy is not guaranteed, nor do they form part of any contract. Please note that the quoted room sizes are approximate and we advise you to verify the dimensions carefully, especially when ordering carpets, fittings, or any built in furniture. Where heating and electrical equipment is included, please be aware that we have not tested the appliances. We strongly recommend purchasers obtain legal advice and a survey. t 01722 414747 44 Castle Street, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP1 3TS e [email protected] www.mckillopandgregory.co.uk M593 Printed by Ravensworth 01670 713330 .
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