Virginia House is a wonderful family property in the popular village of Netherhampton. The house was built of old stone quoins under a clay tiled roof in 1974 and provides flexible accommodation over two floors.
The property comprises an entrance hall, drawing room, dining room, sitting room, kitchen/breakfast room, utility room, cloakroom and three/four bedrooms and two bathrooms.
Outside the garden at the front is mainly laid to lawn with a variety of trees and well stocked flower and shrub borders while to the rear a wide terrace abuts the house which in turn leads to a large lawn garden and a box hedge garden; there are also fruit and vegetable cages.
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The boundary to the rear is a thick hedge with wonderful views beyond over the Wilton Estate and garage space also to the rear. All in all the land is around 0.74 acres.
The house is situated in the pretty village of Netherhampton with its church, pub and nursery school and which is only three miles from Salisbury in Wiltshire which also has trains to London in around an hour and a half.
The guide price is £795,000. For further information contact Strutt and Parker on 01722 344010 or visit www.struttandparker.com.
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