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290 TOR WILTSHIRE. [KELLY'S Torrance Mrs. Norton house, Norton Usher Ephraim, Ethandune, Hilper- Warburton Rev. Mark D.D. Rectory, Bavant, Warminster ton road, Trowbridge Kilmington, Bath Townsend Edward, The Common, Usher Jacob,29 Hilperton rd. Trowbrdg Ward Rev. A. Oxford st. Malmesbury Broughton Gifford, Melksham Usher James, Spa road, Melksham Ward .dlhan M.B.Codford St.Marr S.O Townsen.:i Hy.F. Wroughton, Swindon UsherL.Ormonds,Victoria rd.Trowbrdg Ward Miss, 39 St. Ann st. Salisbury Townsend Miss, The Close, Salisbury Vaisey Miss, St. Joseph's pl. Devizes Ward Mrs. 6 .A.vonfield terrace, 'frow- Tranter Edwin, Inglenook, Wingfield Valluet Rev. Louis (Catholic), Cross bridge road, Bradford-on-Avon road, Trowbridge Hayes, Malmesbury Ward Mrs. I Clifton villas, Bath road, Trask James John J.P. Leigh house, Varnon Rev. F.Sutton Yeny,Warmnstr Devizes Westbury Leigh, Westbury Vaughan-Williams Rev.E.Fraser M . .A.. Ward William Henry, Woodbine cot- Treacher William Bolland, Baynton ho. Rectory, North Tidworth, Marlboro· tage, Preshute, Marlborough East Coniston, Westbury Vaux Miss, The Close, Salisbury Ware Rev. Douglas Powell M . .A.. St. Tregloan Miss, Whitley, Melksham Veitch John L. Lansdowne, Manor rd. Paul's vicarage, New Swindon Trt>nt M.H. Berry cot.Holt, Trowbridge Salisbury Ware Edward, 2 Somerset villas, Elm Trethowan William James, Dominie Venn Mrs. Hillside, Elm gro. Salisbury grove, Salisbury house, Bourne avenue, Salisbury \ 7 ennell Frederick Joseph, The Retreat, Ware Hubert Gale, Chumleigh, Elm TrE"velyan E. Heddington ho. Calne White hill, Bradford-on-.A.von grove, Salisbury Trew Rev. Charles Ousby M.A. Vicar- Venner Francis William, Manningford Warman Charles, Bodenham, Salisbury age, Alvediston, Salisbury Bobune, Pewsey \.Yarm::m Henry, Liddington, Swindon Trill Mrs. The Vinery, Downton,Salsbry Veysey Rev.J.Vicarage, Purton,Swindn Warman Mrs. Lydiard, Swindon Trite \Yilliam, 89 Exeter st. Salisbury Vezey J. Quarry hill,Box,Chippenham Warner Rev. Stephen Mortimer, Vicar- Trow .A.. V. I7 Market pl. Devizes Vezey T. Quarry hill, Box,Chippenham age, Cadley, Marlborough Trueman Rev. Henry J., M.A. St. Vicary George Thomas, East end,Bore- Warre Rev. Canon Francis M.A. The Mark's lodge, Bourne av. Salisbury ham road, Warminster Rectory, Bemerton. Turk E.Newall,3oLandsend,Chippnhm Vincent ~Iajor Jn. .A.lbert, 3 Hughen- Warren Mrs. Latimer lodge, West Tucker Surg.-Major Thos. John, Dean den terrace, Wyndham pk. Salisbury Kington, Chippenham house, Hindon, Salisbury Vine Misses, Seend Head house,Seend, Warrilow J. B. New road, Ohippenham Tucker Rev. George 'Vindsor M. A. Melksham W arrilow William .Austin, Stratford Vicarage, Burton hill, Malmesbury Vines Charles, West street, Great house, Marsbfield road, Chippenham Turker Rev. William Philip, Holloway, Somerford, Chippenham Wassell Mrs. 49 St. Margaret street, Malmesbury Vockins Edwd. Lyneham ho.Chippnhm Bradford-on-Avon Tucker .A. Hillcote,Manor rd.Salisbury Wacldington Col. William J.P. Fig- Waterfall Rev. George Howard M.A. 'l'urker .A.rthur,Hamilton villas,London heldean house, Salisbury Rectory, Tollard Royal, Salisbury road, Salisbury Wade Rev. Sedborough Mayne M . .A.. Waters C.Stratford-sub-Castle, Salsbry Tucker George, Seend, Melksham St. Thnmas Vicarage, Trowbridge Waters E. Heathfield, Elm gro.Salsbry Tucker Jonn. Brixton Deverill, Bath Wade Miss, Portland house, Manor rd. Waters George, Rollington house, Tucker Manoah,I6Cross st. Trowbridge Salisbury Redlyncb, Salisbury Tucker Mrs. 93 Bedwin st. Salisbury WadleyF.Brewery st.Highworth,Swndn Waters John, Market pl. Salisbury Tucker Mrs. 85 Exeter street, Salisbury \Vaister W.H. Clifton ho.New Swindon Waters John, Merton, Swayne's close, Tucker Mrs.27Hilperton rd. Trowbridge Waite Mrs. Potterne, Devizes Salisbury Tucker Mrs. 4I Newtown, Bradford- Wakeham Herbert John, I Boreham Waters Joseph, Gomeldon, Salisbury on-Avon villas, Warminster Waters Miss, Glenroy, Fowler's road, Tucker Mrs.H.E.Brixton Deverill,Batb Wakeman George Herbert, I Borebam Salisbury Tucker T.J. Dean ho.Hindon,Salisbury villas, Warminster Wates Edwin, Wavertree, Wingfield Tucker Wm . .A.lfred,London rd. Calne Waldron .Tames, Marridge hill, Rams- road, Trowbridge Tudor Miss, 72 St. Ann st. Salisbury bury, Hungerford Watkins Charles G. Clifford house, 'l'udsbery-Turlsbery Rev. Francis Wm. Waldron Mrs. Hilldrop, Ramsbury, Junction road, Bradford-on-Avon B.A. Rectory, Tetbury Hungerford Watkins F. Hillside, Wardour,Salsbry Tunstall Wm. G. Castle st.Mere, Bath Waldron Thomas White, Eastridge, Watkins Mrs.4 Milton rd.New Swindon Turnbull Mrs. Fowler's rd. Salisbury Ramsbury, Hungerford Watkins R. .A..Castle Combe,Cbippnhm Turner Capt. I. Broad Chalke,Salisbry Walke Rev. N., B.A. Redlynch,Salisbry Watkins William, Rose villa, St. Paul Turner Rev. Becher Freeman, Urch- Walker Rev. Richard Zouche M.A. street, Chippenham font, Devizes Rectory, Boyton, Upton Lovell S.O Watney Vernon J. Littlecote park, Turner Rev. John Richard M.A. Walker Joseph, Westfield house, Wing- Ramsbury, Hungerford Wroughton, Swindon field road, Trowbridge Watson Alfred, Bowerhill, St. :Mark's 'fnrner .A.rthur Charles M.B. Fisberton Walker Mrs. 1 Millbrook, Milford hill, avenue, Salisbury House lunatic asylum, Salisbury Salisbury Watson Mrs. D. Box ho. Chippenbam Turner Herbert William,I Beaconsfield Walker W. ·Gloucester rd.Malmesbnry Watson-Taylor George Simon Arthur ter.Trowbridge rd.Bradford-on-.A.von Walker William J.P. I36 Mortimer st. M.A., J.P. Erlestoke park & Tils- Turner J . .A.lbion cot. West st.Warmnstr Trowbridge head lodge, Devizes Turner .T.Houghton vil. Wick, Devizes Walker-Heneage Major Clement V. C., Watson-Taylor John Arthur J.P. Erie. Turner John, Hill house, Sladesbrook, D.L., J.P. Compton house, Compton stoke park, Devizes Bradford-on-.A.von Basset, Calne Watson-Taylor Simon M . .A.., D.L., J.P. -Turner Mrs. Amesbury Wall .A.rthur Henry B..A.. Marlborough Erlestoke park, Devizes Turner T. Grove ho. Drove rd.Swindon college, Marlborough Watts Edward, Io Landsend place, Turner Thomas,Seend Cleeve,Melkshm Wall J. 5 Wellington st. New Swindon Marshfield road, Chippenham Turner Col. Wyatt William J.P. Pink- Wall John Tyler, Avon villa, Melksham Watts Henry, Wittonditch, Ramsbury, ney park, Malmesbury Walling N. Victoria rd. Trowbridge Hungerford Tuthill Rt.17Bath rd.Bradford-on-.A.von Wallington Col. Sir John Williams Watts Mrs. 98 Clifton st.New Swindon Tutton Alfred J.Bo .Avenue rd.Swindon K.C.B., J.P. Manor house, Keevil, Waugh Rev. William Lawrence D.A. Twine Adam, High st.Wootton Bassett Trowbridge St. Martin's Clergy house, Elm Twining Rev. John Harrington M.A. Wallington .Albert, I Stanley villas, grove, Salisbury Middle Woodford, Salisbury Junction road, Bradford-on-Avon Waugh R. Longcroft, Purton,Swindon Tydeman W.Up.Wanborough,Swindon Wallis William, King street, Melksham Way G. 6I St. Mark's rd. Salisbury Tylee Charles Edward, Beechwood, Walmesley Jn. J.P. Lucknam, C<>lerne, Wayet Rev . .Sidney William, Vicarage, Marlborough road, Salisbury Chippenham Winterbourne Stoke, Salisbury Tyler Mrs. V ere de Lone cottage, Walmesley Mrs. Lucknam, C<>lerne, Waylen George, Swithin .A.dee, 41 Long Boreham, Warminster Chippenbam street, Devizes Tyler Roper Kingscote, Little Somer- Walsh Rev. Hy. W. Rollstone, Devizes Waylen Hector, Carlyle house, Claren- ford, Chippenham Waiters Rev. John Vodin M.A.Rectory, don gardens, Trowbridge Uncles Miss, Melksham road, Holt, Cherhill, Calne Waylen Miss, 3 Northgate st. Devizes Trowbridge Waiters Geo. IO Park la. New Swindon Waylen Mrs. I Lansdowne gro.Devizes Underhill Mrs. The Cottage, Ludgers- Waiters H. J. 26 High st. Marlboro' Wearing Wm. Brewer, 3 Gloucester hall, .A.ndover Waiters Mrs. 27 Frome rd. Bradford- villas, Bath road, Swindon Underwood Rev. Charles Harry, The on-Avon Weaver Chas. 4 Sladesbrook, Bradford- Manse, .A.shton Keynes, Cricklade Walton J. The Market pi. Mere, Bath on-Avon Underwood Rev. William James, 44 Walton J. jun. Salisbury st. Mere,Bath Webb Arthur, 27 Bridewell st. DE"vizes Harcourt terrace, Salisbury Walton Miss, Heytesbury S.O Webb C. 35 Hilperton rd. Trowbridge Upcott Lewis Edward M.A., F.S . .A.. Walwyn E. I3 The Green, Marlboro' Webb John, Gloucester house, High Upcot, Preshute, Marlborough Wansbrough Miss, Highfield ho.Shrew- street, Highworth, Swindon Upbam W. .A. Sloperton, Chitloe, ton S.O Webb Miss, 4 Roundstone st.Trowbrdg Chippenham Webb Mrs. Market place, Melksham .
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  • The Old Stores Donhead St

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    The Old Stores Donhead St. Mary The old stores Church Hill, Donhead St. Mary, Shaftesbury, DORSET, SP7 9DQ A charming period property in popular village location Entrance hall • Sitting room • Dining room • Kitchen • Utility/cloak room 4 bedrooms • Bedroom 3/study • Balcony • Bathroom • Garden EPC rating = D Situation The Old Stores is situated in the heart of the ever popular village of Donhead St. Mary on the Wiltshire/Dorset border, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The award winning Ludwell village stores and post offi ce are close by, with Tisbury and Shaftesbury a short drive away, both providing excellent everyday shopping facilities, including Post Offi ce, Chemist, Doctor and Dentist. Tisbury off ers a mainline Station with trains to London Waterloo. The larger cities of Salisbury and Bath provide a more extensive range of shopping and recreational facilities. The neighbouring village of Donhead St Andrew has an excellent pub called The Forester and Pythouse kitchen garden and The Beckford Arms at Fonthill are nearby. Communication links by road are good with access to the A303 a few miles to the north. The area is known for its superb range of schools both state and private. Including Port Regis, Sandroyd, Hanford, Bryanston, Clayesmore, St Marys Shaftesbury and Sherborne. The nearby village of Semley has a primary school. Secondary Schools can be found at Gillingham and Shaftesbury, with Bishops Wordsworth and South Wilts Grammar schools in Salisbury. For sporting and recreation, there is Racing at Wincanton, Salisbury and Bath. Golf at Sherborne, Tollard Royal and Blandford Forum. Walking, riding and cycling in the surrounding countryside.