A 'WELCOMING' family home in Idmiston that sits alongside a medieval church is on the market.
1 Rectory Court, a four bedroom home set within the village, was constructed in the style of a barn conversion by a local building firm more than 17 years ago and comes with a guide price of £800,000.
The entrance hall, with full-height vaulted ceiling, offers access to the main reception rooms, including a sitting room with wood-burning stove and two sets of bi-fold doors onto the terrace and a separate dining room.
The kitchen/breakfast room has integrated Neff appliances, marble worktops and benefits from a glass timber-framed extension, with a lantern skylight and window seats overlooking the garden.
An adjacent utility room in the property has a walk-in cupboard, a stable door opening on to the garden and also an internal door through to the garage which is currently being utilised as a gym and storage area.
Also on the ground floor is a study and a cloakroom.
Upstairs is a spacious principal bedroom, with oak doors onto a large balcony overlooking the garden and an en suite shower room.
There are three further double bedrooms, one with an en suite shower room. All the bedrooms have fitted wardrobes, while the family bathroom benefits from both a free-standing roll-top bath and separate rainfall shower.
Matt Orchard, property agent at Savills in Salisbury, who is handling the sale, said: “1 Rectory Court is a really warm, welcoming family home. Deceptively spacious too, I love the quality kitchen and the rear extension most of all but also the how the space flows and works for family living.”
Viewings are by appointment only. For more information, contact Savills Salisbury 01722 426820.
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