Built in the year 2000, this fabulous detached residence offers approximately 3,452 square feet of spacious and versatile accommodation. The property has been fitted to a high specification and is exceptionally light and airy throughout. The accommodation comprises of three double bedrooms upstairs. The master bedroom benefits from an en-suite bathroom. There is a family bathroom, and located on the ground floor is a fourth bedroom with en-suite shower room. The ground floor accommodation also comprises of a spacious sitting room, formal dining room, cloakroom, study and an impressive ‘live-in’ style kitchen/breakfast/family room with a separate utility room. Outside, the property is tucked away along a private no through country lane, enjoying countryside views both front and rear. Set in approximately 3.6 acres of mature grounds, paddocks and woodland. There are a range of outbuildings which includes garaging, stabling and storage. If ancillary accommodation is required, the outbuildings lend themselves for conversion, subject to the relevant planning consents. Situated in the highly sought-after location of Whiteparish, which is ideally placed for road and rail connections.

Vendor comments
'' Want space to breathe, not be overlooked, and surround yourself with an abundance of wildlife?… From wild deer, buzzards, badgers, herons, to the humble blue tit, the busy green woodpecker and enough bird species to keep any twitcher happy! Our house gives that and more, with the natural pond in summer alive with its darting dragonfly’s and its amphibians swimming deep. You can walk through your own wood and up onto the Pepperbox overlooking field to the spire of Salisbury, on the way pick walnuts, wild garlic and blackberries. Enjoy the bluebells in Spring and snowdrops in Winter… And I haven’t even mentioned the attractions of our village of Whiteparish on the doorstep, with its abundance of clubs, societies and social groups. Its pubs, shop, surgery, church, village hall and highly acclaimed School. Your only downside moving here could be the amount of friends and family who will want to stay…!''

Preliminary details
The property is lovely and spacious and boasts high ceilings and solid oak wood internal doors throughout plus the ever-essential wood burning stove. You are greeted by a welcoming reception hallway, which benefits from wooden flooring and leads to all the main principle reception rooms. The downstairs accommodation is versatile and will suit various buyers’ requirements. The ‘live-in’ style kitchen/breakfast/family room is most certainly ‘the-hub-of-the-house’ and overlooks the rear garden, paddock and woodland. French doors lead out onto the entertainment patio terrace and the kitchen has been attractively fitted with wooden cabinets and work surfaces and centres onto a centre breakfast island with granite work top. The kitchen benefits from built-in appliances which includes a Neff dishwasher and a double Britannia range oven. There is a separate utility room which is accessed from the kitchen. Also, on the ground floor is a study, fourth bedroom with en-suite shower room, formal dining room, cloakroom and sitting room. The sitting room is of an excellent size and enjoys a dual aspect and centres onto a wood burning stove with natural stone surround. There are french doors that lead from the sitting room onto the garden patio terrace.

Upstairs a delightful galleried landing leads to three good sized double bedrooms. The master bedroom benefits from an en-suite bathroom and a further family bathroom serves the remaining two bedrooms. Both the en-suite and family bathroom have been fitted with white gloss sanitary ware and modern contrasting ceramic tiling.

Outside

The approach to the property is charming along the long country track/lane which is surrounded by trees leading to the property. The property is accessed off a large driveway with ample parking for numerous vehicles and there is a detached double garage. The front and rear garden are well-stocked and predominantly laid to lawn.  The front garden enjoys views of the fields and woodlands and benefits from a magnificent natural large pond with jetty, making it a beautiful focal point and attracting rare wildlife.   The rear garden enjoys a large patio entertainment terrace and hot tub area and has a variety of mixed mature shrubs, trees and planting.  There is an enclosed fenced paddock and a circular path through to the woodland area. Theoutbuildings are impressive and have been well maintained, which includes the large double garage with storage above and two purpose-built stables currently being used as a workshop.  If ancillary accommodation is required, then the outbuildings certainly lends itself for conversion, subject to the relevant planning consents.  The property is set in approximately 3.6 acres made up of garden, paddock and woodland.

Summary of accommodation

Ground floor

Entrance hall * Study * Bedroom four with ensuite * Sitting room * Dining room * Cloakroom * Kitchen/breakfast room * Utility room

First floor

Master bedroom with ensuite * Two further double bedrooms * Family bathroom

Summary of features

Built in the year 2000 * Offering approximately 3,452 square feet of spacious and versatile accommodation * Fitted to a high specification * Exceptionally light and airy throughout * Impressive ‘live-in’ style kitchen/breakfast/family room * Tucked away along a private no through country lane * Enjoying countryside views both front and rear * Set in approximately 3.6 acres of mature grounds, paddocks and woodland * A range of outbuildings which includes garaging, stabling and storage * Scope for ancillary accommodation, subject to the relevant planning consents * Highly sought-after location                       

General information:
Wiltshire County Council - Tax Band G.
EPC rating C.
Services - Mains water, electricity and gas. Gas fired central heating. Private drainage. 

Situation:
Brickworth Down is a country lane/track located in a tucked away position off the A36. The property is enjoying countryside views both front and rear and offers a lovely peaceful setting and is situated next to Pepper Box Hill, which is owned by the National Trust.  The Pepperbox, an octagonal brick tower, is on the brow of Brickworth Down giving wide views to the east and west and was built in 1606 by Gyles Eyre, a local landowner.  Whiteparish is a thriving village and offers a range of facilities that include church, village hall, village shop, an outstanding primary school, two public houses and an excellent doctor's surgery. Located midway between Romsey and Salisbury, each being approximately 8 ½ miles distant, both offering an excellent range of schools, both state and private  for all ages are readily available in the area, including Winchester College, Bryanston, Canford, Sherborne, Millfield, Marlborough, Bishops Wordsworth and South Wilts grammar schools in Salisbury.  Romsey is well known for its Abbey in the quaint town centre and provides an excellent range of facilities. Whiteparish is conveniently located for the airport connections at Southampton Parkway and main line rail connections from Southampton, Salisbury, Grateley and Winchester, all offering direct train services to London Waterloo. The Cathedral City of Salisbury is easily accessible and offers a wide range of facilities to include Restaurants, leisure facilities, train station and the open-air market twice week.  

Mileages:
Alderbury 2.9 miles * Salisbury 6.9 miles * Romsey 9.9 miles * Southampton 16.4 miles * Stockbridge 16.5 miles.

Directions:
From Romsey take A27 at the Cromwell Arms public house. Continue the A27 for its entirety and turn right onto the A36. Go past Brickworth Lane and take the next turning on the right-hand side into Brickworth Down, which is before the speed camera sign and located by our For Sale board (opposite the bus stop and lay-by).