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" Positioned within a sizeable corner plot, The School House, constructed in 1912, is a former Edwardian School Masters house located in the popular village of Shipton Bellinger. The property was built, along with the current village school to replace the old school rooms and was in use by successive heads until the 1990s when it first became a private family home.

Extended in recent years, The School House offers generously proportioned characterful accommodation over two floors.

The ground floor is accessed via an open porch to the reception hall which then leads to two large reception rooms both with impressive bay windows and fireplaces; off the dining room is a good size kitchen and a double glazed conservatory. Off the first floor landing are four double bedrooms and a large family bathroom.

The gardens extend around the house with the majority of the formal lawned areas located to the front and rear. The front garden is well screened with a tall mature hedge offering a high degree of privacy, there is a gated drive to one side and excellent off road parking and, the remaining garden is well enclosed with avariety of shrubs, trees and mature hedges.

DIRECTIONS From the A303 exit signposted Marlborough, Tidworth and Shipton Bellinger and proceed to the roundabout off the exit road. Take the first exit onto the A338 towards Marlborough, upon entering Shipton Bellinger, turn left into the High Street. At the end of the High Street turn left onto Bulford Road, follow the road round to the left, opposite the village hall, into Parkhouse Road and the property is the first on the left, clearly identified by the Baxters For Sale sign.

LOCATION Surrounded by the Salisbury Plain, Shipton Bellinger is a village and civil parish in Hampshire about 5 miles north east of the town of Amesbury and 12 miles north east of the Cathedral City of Salisbury with good access to London and the West Country via the A303. Village facilities include a village shop, mobile post office, primary school, village hall and the Norman Church of England parish church of Saint Peter. The attractive cathedral city of Salisbury has extensive shopping facilities, a thriving, twice weekly market and a good range of social and educational amenities including restaurants, theatre, arts centre, cinema and both state and private primary and secondary schools within and outside the city boundary. Leisure and recreational facilities include the Five Rivers Leisure Centre, private members gymnasiums, golf club, recreation ground and three tennis clubs. Salisbury has good road links to London A303 , Southampton A36 , and Bournemouth A338 and the mainline railway station at Grateley serves London Waterloo journey time 73 minutes and the West Country.

TENURE AND SERVICES Tenure Freehold. Local Authority Test Valley Borough Council. Council Tax Band E £2,459.04 for year 2023 24. Mains Electricity, Water and Drainage. LPG Central Heating. Partial double and secondary glazed.




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