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4 Faulston Barns, Faulston Lane, Bishopstone, Salisbury 4 Faulston Barns, Stone Wall Makes for an Interesting Feature 4 Faulston Barns, Faulston Lane, Bishopstone, Salisbury 4 Faulston Barns, stone wall makes for an interesting feature. The ceramic tiled floor on the ground floor Bishopstone, Salisbury, benefits from underfloor heating. There is also a Wiltshire SP5 4BD neighbouring utility room with garage access, a front aspect office and a cloakroom on this floor. An elegant turned wood and glass staircase, An award winning south-facing opens to the landing with access to the principal conversion of a remarkable bedroom with fitted wardrobes and an en-suite Pembroke estate barn in a peaceful bathroom. There are three further bedrooms, and picturesque edge of village one of which could be used as a study if location with beautiful views over the required. There is also a family bathroom. The property benefits from a surround sound system surrounding countryside throughout. Bishopstone 0.4 miles, Broad Chalke 2.6 miles, Outside Wilton 4.7 miles, Salisbury city centre and The property is approached through a 5-bar station 7.3 miles (London Waterloo 90 minutes), wooden gate that leads to a gravel driveway Bath 41.5 miles, London 98 miles offering parking for several vehicles and giving Reception hall | Sitting room | Kitchen | Dining access to the garage. The front lawn is laid to area | Utility | Study | Cloakroom | Principal level lawn with estate railings and hedging, bedroom with en-suite bathroom | Additional while the south-facing rear garden has a large bedroom with en-suite shower room | 2 Further paved terrace and lawn with direct access to the bedrooms | Shower room | Integral garage | communal courtyard, tennis court, feature water Ample parking | EPC Rating D fountain and Dovecote. The Dovecote which sits in the middle of the courtyard has a designated The property storage space for garden furniture and tools. 4 Faulston Barns is an attractive barn The property enjoys some of the finest views conversion, offering almost 2,600 sq. ft in total over the rolling Wiltshire countryside. of contemporary accommodation, designed to maximise the views over the picturesque Chalke Location Valley. The development was completed in 2018. Bishopstone is a charming village in the heart The ground floor accommodation flows from of the Chalke Valley. It has an active community a welcoming reception hall with space for with a church, village hall and public house coats and features an open-plan sitting room/ whilst neighbouring Broad Chalke has a village kitchen/dining area that creates an ideal family store with post office, a good pub and a range and entertaining space. There is also a library/ of sports facilities. Neighbouring Bowerchalke reading area with ample shelving for books. also has a cricket pitch. Surrounded by open Large windows, a Velux skylight and three sets fields and picturesque rolling countryside, there of bifold doors to the rear terrace provide the are excellent opportunities for walking and area with plenty of natural light. Bespoke blinds riding from the front door. The historic cathedral have been installed and will be left in situ as part city of Salisbury provides an excellent range of the sale. The spacious kitchen/dining area of shops, restaurants and leisure amenities. has a vaulted ceiling and enough space for a The A36 and A354 are easily accessible and good-sized family dining table, while the kitchen Salisbury station offers direct links to London presents a good range of wall and floor units and the West Country. Broad Chalke C of E including a large central island and integrated Primary School is rated outstanding by Ofsted Siemens appliances. There is ample storage whilst other well-regarded public and grammar functional working space too. An exposed schools can be found in Salisbury. Directions From Salisbury take the A338 and continue 4 Faulston Barns, Faulston Lane Bishopstone, Salisbury S straight onto Coombe Road/A354. At the Main House internal area 2,284 sq ft (212 sq m) E roundabout take the 2nd exit and continue on Garage internal area 304 sq ft (28 sq m) Total internal area 2,588 sq ft (240 sq m) W Coombe Road for 2.6 miles. Upon entering the For identification purposes only. village of Coombe Bissett, turn right onto Drove N Lane and then slight left onto Stratford Tony Road. After 2.5 miles, turn left onto Harvest Lane and then turn left onto Faulston Lane, Sky where the property will be found on the right. Dining Bedroom 2 No 4 is the first 5-bar gate on the left. Area 5.65 x 3.79 6.70 x 5.07 18'6" x 12'5" General 22'0" x 16'8" (Maximum) Kitchen Sitting Room Local Authority: Wiltshire County Council 8.99 x 3.79 Services: Electricity, mains water and private 29'6" x 12'5" (Maximum) drainage. Gas central heating. Telephone, communal satellite, broadband. Service charge of £2,000 p.a. Council Tax: Band G Principal Bedroom Fixtures and Fittings: Items regarded as fixtures 4.75 x 3.15 and fittings including carpets and blinds are 15'7" x 10'4" included in the sale. Wayleaves and easements: The property is sold subject to any wayleaves or easements, whether Hall mentioned in these particulars or not. Garage 5.71 x 5.00 18'9" x 16'5" Bedroom 4 Bedroom 3 3.30 x 2.78 4.05 x 3.79 Office 10'10" x 9'1" 13'3" x 12'5" 3.79 x 2.25 (Maximum) 12'5" x 7'5" Sky Sky Ground Floor First Floor Salisbury 41 Milford Street, Salisbury, Wiltshire SP1 2BP 01722 344010 The position & size of doors, windows, appliances and other features are approximate only. © ehouse. Unauthorised reproduction prohibited. Drawing ref. dig/8457214/OHL [email protected] struttandparker.com @struttandparker IMPORTANT NOTICE: Strutt & Parker gives notice that: 1. These particulars do not constitute an offer or contract or part thereof. 2. All descriptions, photographs and plans are for guidance only and should not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. All measurements are approximate and not necessarily to scale. Any prospective purchaser must satisfy themselves of the correctness of the information within the particulars by inspection or otherwise. 3. Strutt & Parker does not have any authority /struttandparker to give any representations or warranties whatsoever in relation to this property (including but not limited to planning/building regulations), nor can it enter into any contract on behalf of the Vendor. 4. Strutt & Parker does not accept responsibility for any expenses incurred by prospective purchasers in inspecting properties which have been sold, let or withdrawn. 5. We are able to refer you to SPF Private Clients Limited (“SPF”) for mortgage broking services, and to Alexander James Interiors (“AJI”), an interior design service. Should you decide to use the services of SPF, we will receive a referral fee from them of 25% of the aggregate of the fee paid to them by you for the arrangement of a mortgage and any fee received by them from the product provider. Should 60 offices across England and Scotland, including you decide to use the services of AJI, we will receive a referral fee of 10% of the net income received by AJI for the services they provide to you. 6. If there is anything of particular importance to you, please contact this office and Strutt & Parker will try to have Prime Central London the information checked for you. Photographs taken April 2021. Particulars prepared April 2021. Strutt & Parker is a trading style of BNP Paribas Real Estate Advisory & Property Management UK Limited.
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