Dolphin Street, Salisbury
£285,000
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Bedrooms: 2
A well presented and light two bedroom Grade II Listed terraced period property, believed to date back to the 16th Century that is full of charm and character, with good Cathedral views.
With origins dating back to circa 1600, this appealing period house retains a wealth of charm, character and period features including exposed bricks and beams. The front door opens into a welcoming dining hall, with space for a table and chairs, and this gives access to the well proportioned and light sitting room, as well as the kitchen. On the first floor are two bedrooms, both of which are of a good size and with lovely, clear views of the Cathedral, a well-appointed bathroom and a useful store room. The loft space is of a very good size with plenty of space for storage, and it is felt that there is the possibility of converting this to living accommodation, subject to the necessary consents. The property also benefits from a small, private, courtyard at the rear, with space for a table and chairs and pots for plants. The property has been successfully let for a number of years and it is felt that this could make an excellent investment or pied-a-terre.
Dolphin Street forms part of the mediaeval chequer system of Salisbury, and as such is located in an area with an excellent array of architecture and is an exceptionally popular residential area that is a level walk from all of the city s excellent range of facilities, including shopping, educational, cultural and leisure as well as a mainline station with trains to London Waterloo (journey time approximately 90 minutes). Salisbury has excellent road links to London (A303), Southampton (A36) and Bournemouth (A338).
With origins dating back to circa 1600, this appealing period house retains a wealth of charm, character and period features including exposed bricks and beams. The front door opens into a welcoming dining hall, with space for a table and chairs, and this gives access to the well proportioned and light sitting room, as well as the kitchen. On the first floor are two bedrooms, both of which are of a good size and with lovely, clear views of the Cathedral, a well-appointed bathroom and a useful store room. The loft space is of a very good size with plenty of space for storage, and it is felt that there is the possibility of converting this to living accommodation, subject to the necessary consents. The property also benefits from a small, private, courtyard at the rear, with space for a table and chairs and pots for plants. The property has been successfully let for a number of years and it is felt that this could make an excellent investment or pied-a-terre.
Dolphin Street forms part of the mediaeval chequer system of Salisbury, and as such is located in an area with an excellent array of architecture and is an exceptionally popular residential area that is a level walk from all of the city s excellent range of facilities, including shopping, educational, cultural and leisure as well as a mainline station with trains to London Waterloo (journey time approximately 90 minutes). Salisbury has excellent road links to London (A303), Southampton (A36) and Bournemouth (A338).
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