Inside the Georgian townhouse in Tisbury with its own wine cellar

The Chantry is a Grade II listed stone house with four bedrooms in the centre of the village offering spacious accommodation.

The "delightful faded grandeur" of this semi-detached home lend this property a particular charm and offers "huge potential to renovate and update, whilst still preserving the wealth of period detail it retains" according to Savills.

The entrance hall, with flagstone floor, offers direct access to all the rooms on the ground floor.

The property’s drawing room, with high ceilings and wooden floor-boards, has an open fire with a stone hearth and working shutters.

Meanwhile the dining room opposite, also with high-ceilings, wooden floor-boards, fireplace and shutters, benefits from wood panelling.

From the far end of the hall, a glazed arched door leads into the library - a double-height room, with a large curved window on the west elevation and a circular feature window.

A half-glazed stable-door opens onto a sheltered courtyard.

The kitchen/breakfast room, with oil-fired Rayburn, has flagstone floors and fitted wooden cupboards.

Completing the ground floor is a rear hall/boot room, with flagstone floor, leading from the kitchen out into the courtyard, and a cloakroom with quarry tiled floor.

A spacious wine cellar sits below the dining room.

The principal bedroom on the first floor has a fireplace, wooden floor-boards and far-reaching views to the countryside beyond. It also has an en suite bathroom.

The second bedroom, also has a fireplace, with a family shower room.

The second flight of stairs leads up to a landing, providing access to two double attic bedrooms which benefit from long views over the village and beyond.

Debbie-Anne Taylor, property agent at Savills in Salisbury said: “The Chantry is a real hidden gem in the centre of the village with a surprisingly spacious and enchanting garden.”

Viewings are strictly by appointment only. For more information, contact Savills Salisbury 01722 426820.