Bower Gardens, Salisbury

About the property

Situated in a quiet cul-de-sac within a reasonable walking distance of the Salisbury city centre is this well-maintained two-bedroom property. This end-of-terrace home boasts a garage space and lovely verdant outdoor areas within its low-maintenance exterior. The ground floor comprises a kitchen with integrated appliances, a welcoming and spacious sitting room, conservatory, and a convenient cloakroom. Upstairs there are two well-proportioned bedrooms which are served by a wet-room style shower room. Externally, the property boasts a naturally secluded approach offering practical side access. To the rear, double doors from the conservatory open to a private patio garden with verdant greenery and a peaceful pond at its surround. There is also a raised decking with ample room for an al fresco table and chairs.

Approach

When travelling from the centre of Salisbury, travel east on Milford Street and continue under the A36 up Milford Hill. Continue ahead at the roundabout and proceed along Shady Bower. After passing over the train tracks, take the next right onto Shady Bower, follow the road to the right where the property will be become apparent on the left-hand side.

Entrance Hall

Front door opens to the entrance hall with timber flooring. Gives access to the sitting room, kitchen, and the cloakroom, as well as stairs to the first-floor landing.

Sitting Room 17' 6'' x 14' 9'' (5.33m x 4.49m)

Continuation of the timber flooring with window to the rear and door through to the conservatory. Offers an under-stair cupboard and a feature fireplace.

Kitchen 8' 9'' x 7' 4'' (2.66m x 2.23m)

Tiled flooring with window to the front. Offers a range of high and low cabinet units with adjoining solid worktops incorporating a one and a quarter sink basin with drainer unit, and surrounding splashback tiling. Integrated appliances include a Neff oven with four-ring electric hob and extractor hood above. Offers space for a full-height fridge/freezer and washing machine.

Conservatory

Tiled flooring with double patio doors to the rear garden.

Cloakroom

Window to the front. Offers a WC and a wash hand basin, and houses the Worcester Gas boiler for heating and hot water which as installed in 2022.

First Floor Landing

Stairs ascend from the ground floor to the first-floor landing. Gives access to the two bedroom and the shower room.

Bedroom One 14' 9'' x 11' 9'' (4.49m x 3.58m)

Wood-effect laminate flooring with two windows to the rear aspect.

Bedroom Two 13' 1'' x 8' 8'' (3.98m x 2.64m)

Wood-effect laminate flooring with window to the front aspect.

Shower Room 7' 9'' x 5' 3'' (2.36m x 1.60m)

Fully tiled shower room with window to the front aspect. Offers a walk-in shower unit with glass screen and Mira electric shower, a WC, wash hand basin with cabinet below and vanity mirror above, and a heated towel rail.

Exterior

At the property's approach there is on-street parking. To the front, there is pleasant frontage with established greenery and side access to the rear of the plot. To the rear, double doors from the conservatory open to a very private patio garden with a range of verdant flora at its perimeter and a pond. The patio extends towards a raised decking with ample space for an al fresco table and chairs and further foliage surrounding it.

Garage

A single garage space located in a block away from the property.

Location

Situated within a mile of The Cathedral City of Salisbury, prospective buyers will be able to benefit from the extensive range of amenities the city has to offer. These include, but are not limited to, high-street shops, supermarkets, cafes, copious restaurants, pubs & bars, ample leisure facilities including gyms and leisure centres, and a great range of schooling. These include South Wilts Grammar School, Bishop Wordsworth's School, Godolphin boarding school, and Leehurst Swan. Additionally, Salisbury has great commuter links to London Waterloo and the West Country via the train station. The area is also well connected for good road links down to the coastal cities of Southampton and Bournemouth, and routes into the New Forest.