"A traditional 1930's semi-detached family home with superb family accommodation and impressive rural views located on the sought after Countess Road. The well-proportioned accommodation includes an entrance porch and hallway, a fitted kitchen with a breakfast bar, sitting room with a gas fire, dining room with a gas fire, a conservatory which overlooks the garden, utility room and cloakroom. On the first floor is the master bedroom which has a delightful bay window, a further two double bedrooms and the family bathroom which has a shower head over the bath. At the front of the house is an excellent sized driveway which provides ample off road parking. To the rear of the property there is an extensive mature garden which provides a glorious private outdoor space. The garden backs onto National Trust farmland, which provides excellent views from the rear of the property. The property also benefits from a converted garage space which would make a practical office or workshop, elegant tall ceilings, solar panels with fed-in tariff and UPVC double glazed windows. An internal viewing of this property is essential to appreciate what it has to offer. EPC: D

Location
The historic town of Amesbury is located in the heart of the Salisbury Plain and has all the local amenities you need including supermarkets, dentists, doctors and schools, as well as a range of local shops, butchers, bakeries and restaurants. Pubs include The Bell Inn and The George. The rural countryside provides miles of walking, riding and cycling. Amesbury also has a veterinary surgery, pet shop, leisure centre, library, a choice of gyms and a Holiday Inn Hotel. Local events include a weekly market as well as The Great Amesbury Duck Race, Amesbury Carnival and the nearby Durrington Festival which take place annually. Situated to the south is the Cathedral city of Salisbury which provides a comprehensive choice of schooling, further shopping, restaurants, leisure facilities and a theatre. The city has a range of supermarkets as well as 5 Park & Ride services for ease of access into the city centre. A303 (London/Exeter) 0.5m, Salisbury 9m, Andover 13m. Trains to London Waterloo: Salisbury (85 mins), Andover (75 mins), Grateley 8m

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Outside
At the front of the house is an excellent sized, gated driveway which provides ample off road parking.To the rear of the property there is an extensive mature garden which provides a glorious private outdoor space.The garden backs onto National Trust farmland, which provides excellent views from the rear of the property.

Directions
From our Amesbury office on Salisbury Street continue to the crossroads. At the crossroads turn left towards the A303. At the roundabout take the second exit onto Countess Road. Continue up Countess Road and you will find 105 on your left hand side, indicated by a Bassets 'for sale' board.

Local Information
Schools - www.schoolguide.co.uk News and Events - www.salisburyjournal.co.uk and www.spirefm.co.uk Facts, Figures and History - www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amesbury Stonehenge - www.english-heritage.org/daysout/properties/stonehenge Stamp Duty Calculator - http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/tools/sdlt/land-and-property.htm

Services
All mains and services are connected.

Council Tax
Wiltshire Council Tax Band D.

Viewings
An internal viewing of this property is essential to appreciate what it has to offer. Viewings are strictly by appointment with Bassets only. To arrange a viewing please call 01980 676722.

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