WILTSHIRE is becoming an increasingly more popular area to live in as people look for a change of scenery.
It is fair to say there is plenty to see and do in Wiltshire and we are blessed to live in such a stunning county.
The coronavirus pandemic has also caused a rethink about people working from home - people are less willing to live in larger areas in order to commute to offices if their jobs can be effectively carried out at home.
As people look for places to live, there are a number of properties easily being snapped by buyers, but there are some that just don't seem to sell.
One Wiltshire house has been on the market for a number of years and it could be down to several reasons, including its price, location, or size.
Here is the property that is waiting to be bought on Rightmove.
Parkhouse Mews, Cholderton - £205,000
This two-bedroom house was first listed on December 2018, according to Zoopla, making it the oldest listing in the county.
In a bid to attract more offers, the price was reduced to £205,000 in February 2019.
The house is located in a converted mews development in the rural village of Cholderton - close to Newton Toney and Shipton Bellinger.
The property could be perfect for investors, as it is currently rented out to tenants.
It features two spacious reception rooms and the living room even has a multi-fuel log burner, which could be ideal for couples looking to spend a cosy night in together.
Parkhouse Mews, Cholderton. Photos: Rightmove
Some of the other features include two double bedrooms, a dining area, allocated parking, garage and a private enclosed courtyard garden with a path leading to the front door.
For anyone who is looking to commute to work, the house is close to the train station and there is a mainline service from Grateley to London Waterloo.
If you're looking to explore other nearby areas, the A303 is easily accessible from the property, where you will find routes to London and the West Country.
Amesbury town centre is also a short drive away, offering a variety of supermarkets, doctors, schools a library and more.
Parkhouse Mews, Cholderton. Photos: Rightmove
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