Family home in Bowerchalke on the market for £825k

Verulam House is a traditional-style detached house set back from the village lane.

Designed by local architect, Mike Lyons, the house was built by the owners in 2009, constructed of locally quarried Green Sandstone, under a clay tiled roof.

The central front door opens into a dining hall, with engineered oak floorboards, leading through to a garden room, with French doors onto the terrace and galleried landing above.

The wooden floors extend into the sitting room, with lovely garden views, which also boasts a Green Sandstone fireplace.

The dual aspect kitchen, with a 4-oven Aga, has oak cupboards and worktops and a fossil-set sandstone floor.

It continues through to the utility/boot room, with adjacent walk-in larder and door to the driveway. Also on the ground floor is a double bedroom with adjacent shower room.

With the exception of the utility room, the ground floor has underfloor heating.

The stairs lead up on to a wide galleried landing, with space for a study area. There are three further double bedrooms, one with en suite bathroom, and a family bathroom.

Double gates lead onto a gravel driveway in front of the house, with lawn to one side and a vegetable garden to the other.

The terraced lawn also features a variety of shrubs and trees, including pink magnolia, white magnolia and fig. The garden boundary consists of mature beech hedging and mixed native hedge, such as hawthorn and hazel.

James McKillop, head of residential sales at Savills in Salisbury said: “Verulam House is a great example of a thoughtfully designed property. It’s a great village house offering flexible accommodation and a lovely outlook over its rear garden and grounds.”

Verulam House is being marketed by Savills for a guide price of £825,000.

For more information, contact Savills Salisbury on 01722 426 820.