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£225,000 High Street, Tilshead High Street, Tilshead £225,000 Lavender Cottage High Street, Tilshead, Wiltshire SP3 4RX ·Period Thatched Cottage ·Salisbury Plain Village Location ·Two Double Bedrooms ·Good Sized, Westerly Facing Rear Garden ·Sitting Room with Inglenook ·Good Sized Kitchen ·Large Bathroom plus Downstairs WC ·Off Road Parking ·No Chain ·EPC: D LOCATION Tilshead is a small rural village situated in the heart of Salisbury Plain. The village hosts a Village Hall, petrol station with a convenience shop, primary school, nursery and the Rose & Crown pub. The neighbouring village of Shrewton is a popular, friendly village which provides further local amenities including a local butcher, doctors, convenience store, hairdresser, recreation ground and a choice of pubs. The local town, Amesbury has a good range of facilities including a choice of supermarkets, doctors, dentists, a library, restaurants and plenty of local shops, including a butcher, bakeries and pubs. There is also a comprehensive choice of schools for all ages and leisure facilities. Situated to the south is the local Cathedral city of Salisbury which provides a comprehensive choice of schooling, further shopping, restaurants, leisure facilities and a theatre. The city has a range of supermarkets as well as 5 Park & Ride services for ease of access into the city centre. A303 (London/Exeter) 5.5m, Amesbury 11m, Salisbury 15m, Warminster 12m. Trains: Salisbury (London Waterloo 85 mins). DESCRIPTION OUTSIDE Delightful semi-detached thatched cottage set in Front: Wrought iron gate with a path leading a village location on Salisbury Plain. Period up the side of the cottage past the side door features include exposed beams and an and into the rear. Inglenook fireplace. The property has a sitting room, kitchen, two double bedrooms, spacious Rear: Good-sized, private, westerly facing bathroom and downstairs WC. The cottage also garden enclosed on both sides with wood benefits from oil fired central heating and a good panel fencing. The garden has a patio area, sized, private, westerly-facing rear garden with and is then gravelled with several shrub parking for two cars at the top. No chain. borders and a shed. There is then another area of garden currently used for keeping chickens and at the top of the garden, there is parking for two cars which is accessed up a nearby lane. STAMP DUTY To calculate the stamp duty payable on this property visit www.hmrc.gov.uk/tools/sdlt/land-and- property.htm TENURE Freehold. DIRECTIONS From our office in Amesbury continue round to the right into High Street and turn left at the traffic lights. When you reach the Countess roundabout go straight ahead (second exit) onto Countess Road. Continue until you reach the roundabout and take the first exit left. This road will then take you through Larkhill and once you have the left the village continue straight ahead until you reach Shrewton. Continue through the village and follow signs to Tilshead. Lavender Cottage is the first thatched cottage on the left as you enter the village, marked with a For Sale board. There is a small lay-by slightly beyond and on the opposite side of the road to the cottage which we would recommend for parking when viewing. LOCAL INFORMATION Schools: www.schoolguide.co.uk News and Events: www.salisburyjournal.co.uk and www.spirefm.co.uk Facts, Figures and History: www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilshead Stonehenge: www.english- heritage.org/daysout/properties/stonehenge SERVICES Mains electricity and drainage are connected. Heating is via an oil fired boiler and radiators. COUNCIL TAX BAND Band D. VIEWINGS Strictly by appointment only with Bassets. Important Notice These particulars do not constitute or form part of an offer or contract, nor may they be regarded as representations. All interested parties must themselves verify their accuracy. All measurements and the proportions of the floor plans provided are approximate. 26 February 2018 Bassets Property Services Limited Registered in England No. 5040076 41 Castle Street Salisbury Wiltshire SP1 3SP Tel 01722 415141 Email [email protected] .
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