A detached thatched period cottage in need of modernisation, set down a quiet no through lane and backing onto open fields in the heart of this diverse, popular village Bourne Valley village. Rosemary Cottage is a pretty, quintessential period property that is a blank canvas ready for the next owner to create their dream home. The cottage is accessed from the front with a generous entrance hallway leading to the kitchen/breakfast room, sitting room and dining room beyond. The kitchen has space for a breakfast table and has fitted storage space and a walk in pantry. The dual aspect sitting room has a Inglenook fireplace. The dining room beyond is a good size. A cloakroom completes the ground floor accommodation. On the first floor there are two generous bedrooms serviced by a family bathroom. The home has no onward chain. A viewing is highly recommended.

Outside

Set down a quiet no through road, the home occupies a wonderful rural setting with open field on three sides. The private, roll on, roll off driveway is to the front allowing parking for multiple vehicles and giving access the detached modern timber garage. The cottage style gardens are predominantly to the front and side, set behind ornate fencing. The central Rose lined pathway if flanked by mature lawn with pretty established floral and herbaceous borders running down the boundaries. There is a currently a redundant kitchen garden to the side, a green house and useful storage shed. The lawn continues round to the rear where there are gorgeous views across the neighbouring fields.

Situation

The property is situated in the popular Bourne Valley village of Porton which has a good range of local facilities including a convenience store, public house, church, village hall and a doctors' surgery. Salisbury is approximately 5 miles to the south and offers an excellent range of recreational, leisure and shopping facilities as well as a twice weekly farmers market. A mainline railway station can be found in Salisbury with a direct line to London Waterloo (approx. 83 minutes) or Grateley and nearby Amesbury or Cholderton provides access to the A303 and then onto the M3 to London. Porton has a popular primary school, St Nicolas' (CE) Primary School.