Chapel Hill, Salisbury

About the property

A Characterful Period Village Home of Generous Proportions This attractive period home is arranged over three floors and offers well-balanced accommodation, combining the inherent charm of a traditional property with the practicality required for modern living. The house retains many features associated with its era, including high ceilings, exposed fireplaces and polished hardwood flooring, creating a sense of warmth and authenticity throughout. Together with ample parking, a detached garage and an appealing rear garden, the property represents an excellent opportunity to enjoy village living within easy reach of Salisbury and key commuter routes. The accommodation is thoughtfully arranged and includes three generous bedrooms, with the principal bedroom occupying the second floor and benefiting from a contemporary en-suite shower room. The remaining bedrooms are well-proportioned and served by a characterful family bathroom. On entering the property, the entrance hall immediately sets the tone, with stripped wood flooring and pleasing ceiling heights. The sitting room features an exposed brick fireplace with a wood-burning stove, creating an inviting focal point, while an understairs cupboard provides useful storage. The kitchen and dining room is fitted in a classic Shaker style, with painted cabinetry, wooden worktops and a ceramic Belfast sink. Integrated appliances include an electric oven and gas hob with extractor above, and there is ample space for a family dining table. A stable door leads through to the conservatory, which overlooks the rear garden and offers flexible additional living space. The first floor provides two double bedrooms, both retaining period fireplaces, together with a well-appointed family bathroom. The bathroom is fitted with a roll-top bath with claw feet and a separate corner shower cubicle, complementing the traditional character of the house. The second floor is dedicated to the principal bedroom suite, offering a sense of privacy along with a modern en-suite shower room. Outside, the property is approached via a shingle driveway providing parking for two vehicles and access to the detached garage. A stepped flagstone path leads to the front door, with the plot enclosed by a low-level brick wall. To the rear, the west-facing garden is laid mainly to lawn and enclosed by established shrubs, providing a pleasant and private outdoor space. A five-bar gate opens to the rear garden, and there is a right of way along one side of the plot providing vehicular access for a neighbouring property. The house benefits from gas-fired central heating and mains drainage, an uncommon advantage for a property in a rural village setting. Location West Grimstead enjoys a strong sense of community and offers a village hall and church, with further amenities including a Post Office and convenience store available in the neighbouring village of Alderbury. Despite its rural surroundings, the village is well placed for commuters, with easy access to the A36 and M27, providing routes to Romsey, Southampton and beyond. The historic cathedral city of Salisbury lies approximately five miles away and offers a comprehensive range of retail, cultural and leisure facilities.

Services

The property is connected to mains services.

Material Information

Under current legislation, as set out in the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008, estate and letting agents have a legal obligation not to omit material information from property listings. Part A: - Price, tenure, and council tax. (Included) Part B: - Physical characteristics, number of rooms, utilities, and parking. (Included) Part C: - • Building safety, e.g., unsafe cladding, asbestos, risk of collapse - we understand the property is safe. • Restrictions, e.g. conservation area, listed building status, tree preservation order - we are not aware of any restrictions. • Rights and easements, e.g. public rights of way, shared drives - we are not aware of any rights of access. • Flood risk - We understand the property is not in a flood risk area. • Coastal erosion risk - we understand the property is not at risk of coastal erosion. • Planning permission – for the property itself and its immediate locality - we are not aware of any nearby planning permissions. • Accessibility/adaptations, e.g. step-free access, wet room, essential living accommodation on entrance level - step free access is not available. • Coalfield or mining area - We understand the property is not in a mining area.

Directions

At St Mark's Roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Churchill Way E/A36, then at College Roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Southampton Rd/A36. Take the exit towards The Grimsteads/Farley Whaddon/Alderbury/West Dean, then turn left towards Grimstead Rd. Continue onto Grimstead Rd, then tern left onto Chapel Hill.