The Portway with 2 acres of land, Stratford-sub-Castle
£870,000
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Bedrooms: 6
An impressive six bedroom detached family home, with a nearby 2 acres field nestled below Old Sarum.
A much loved family home for many years, providing extensive and versatile living accommodation amounting to 2,019 square feet. To the ground floor there is a 20ft bay-fronted reception room, well-proportioned dining/family room, a separate kitchen, utility room and the conservatory which overlooks the garden. Over the first floor there are four good-sized bedrooms and two family bathrooms with an additional two double bedrooms up on a second floor. To the rear of the property there is manicured lawned garden with well maintained hedges on the boarders. There are very pleasant views from all rooms facing the rear of the property over the green open spaces of Hudson's Field. The property also features a garage and ample off road parking, for least four or five vehicles.
This exciting home also has a field moments away, nestled below Old Sarum. In total about 2.08 acres.
Within the field stands the famous Parliament Tree, which was set up to commemorate the site of the old elm tree where the Old Sarum borough Members of Parliament were elected. This site was used until the passing of the Reform Bill of 1832.
The field is also thought to be the historic site of an old roman road passing through the field. Five important Roman roads pass or meet very close to Old Sarum. It is possible that the whole area at the east end of Old Sarum was a Roman posting-station, much like a modern day motorway service area.
Stratford-sub-Castle is a well-established residential area on the edge of the city with easy access to the centre of Salisbury via safe and scenic footpaths. Salisbury s provides an excellent range of facilities shopping, leisure, cultural, educational (Salisbury maintains both boys and girls grammar schools) and the main line station to London Waterloo (90 minutes). Equally accessible is the attractive Woodford Valley, with delightful walks and many other country pursuits available, including fishing and riding, as well as popular public houses/restaurants. Within Stratford-sub-Castle is a church and primary school and there is a regular bus service into the city centre.
Council Tax Band: F
Tenure: Freehold
A much loved family home for many years, providing extensive and versatile living accommodation amounting to 2,019 square feet. To the ground floor there is a 20ft bay-fronted reception room, well-proportioned dining/family room, a separate kitchen, utility room and the conservatory which overlooks the garden. Over the first floor there are four good-sized bedrooms and two family bathrooms with an additional two double bedrooms up on a second floor. To the rear of the property there is manicured lawned garden with well maintained hedges on the boarders. There are very pleasant views from all rooms facing the rear of the property over the green open spaces of Hudson's Field. The property also features a garage and ample off road parking, for least four or five vehicles.
This exciting home also has a field moments away, nestled below Old Sarum. In total about 2.08 acres.
Within the field stands the famous Parliament Tree, which was set up to commemorate the site of the old elm tree where the Old Sarum borough Members of Parliament were elected. This site was used until the passing of the Reform Bill of 1832.
The field is also thought to be the historic site of an old roman road passing through the field. Five important Roman roads pass or meet very close to Old Sarum. It is possible that the whole area at the east end of Old Sarum was a Roman posting-station, much like a modern day motorway service area.
Stratford-sub-Castle is a well-established residential area on the edge of the city with easy access to the centre of Salisbury via safe and scenic footpaths. Salisbury s provides an excellent range of facilities shopping, leisure, cultural, educational (Salisbury maintains both boys and girls grammar schools) and the main line station to London Waterloo (90 minutes). Equally accessible is the attractive Woodford Valley, with delightful walks and many other country pursuits available, including fishing and riding, as well as popular public houses/restaurants. Within Stratford-sub-Castle is a church and primary school and there is a regular bus service into the city centre.
Council Tax Band: F
Tenure: Freehold
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