The Property

Accommodation

Inside

Ground Floor
The cottage is approached from the road via a timber gate that opens to a path leading to the main entrance. Here, a stable door opens into a reception area that leads into the day room. The floor is laid in a practical tile. The day room has double doors opening out to a sheltered seating area and windows, which overlook the front garden. The room enjoys plenty of natural light and has space for settees and armchairs. The floor is laid in engineered oak that adds warmth and character. From this room another door opens to a good sized snug with window to the front, exposed painted ceiling beams and a fireplace with a multi-fuel burner and recesses to either side of the chimney breast. A charming room for cosy winter evenings.

Stairs rise to the first floor and doors lead off to bedroom two and the kitchen/dining room. The ground floor bedroom has a window to the side aspect, feature fireplace and exposed beams. A very characterful room that lends itself to other uses to suit your own needs.

The kitchen area has a window to the side and two skylights to the rear. It is fitted with a stylish modern soft closing units consisting of floor cupboards, separated drawer units and eye level cupboards, plus a built in storage cupboard. You will find a generous amount of 'Minerva' work surfaces with a tiled splash back and a Butler style sink with a swan neck mixer tap. There is space for a fridge/freezer and tumble dryer, and space and plumbing for a washing machine. The eye level double electric oven is built in and there is a gas hob with an extractor hood above. For practicality, the floor is tiled. Feature stone steps rise to the dining area, which has a skylight to the rear, painted brick floor and built in shelf and bottle rack. Throughout the kitchen/dining room there are many attractive features with some exposed brickwork and some painted brick plus a stone shelf and exposed timbers.

First Floor
On this floor you will find two bedrooms and the bathroom. The main bedroom is double sized, enjoys an outlook over the front garden. It has a built in cupboard and exposed elm floorboards. The other bedroom is a generously sized single bedroom and retains an original fireplace and exposed floorboards. The bathroom is fitted with a modern suite consisting of a pedestal wash hand basin, WC and bath with a mains shower above. The floor is laid in a practical vinyl.

Outside

Parking and Double Garage
At the end of the garden there is a parking space for one car in front of the garage. The garage is timber construction, blending to the environment, double doors open out and the garage has light and power. It measures - 4.90 m x 4.90 m/16'1'' x 16'1''. The property owns the drive to the front and side with the neighbours having a right of way.

Garden
From the parking a timber gate opens onto a meandering stone path that continues through the garden to a pergola where steps lead down to the front door. To either side of the path there are areas of lawn and borders planted with a variety of shrubs and flowers. There is a large timber cabin, a sheltered seating area to the side of the cottage where there is also a log store. The garden is perfectly sized for enjoyment and easy maintenance. It has a good amount of sunshine and is partly enclosed by a mature hedge and stone wall.

Useful Information

Energy Efficiency Rating tba
Council Tax Band B
uPVC Double Glazing
Gas Fired Central Heating from a Combination Boiler - some traditional style radiators
Mains Drainage
Freehold

Location and Directions

Mere is a picture perfect village that lies at the south-western tip of Salisbury Plain close to the borders of Dorset and Somerset. Nestling beneath the South Wiltshire Downs, large parts of the surrounding countryside are "Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty" - just three miles away is the National Trust property, Stourhead with its famous landscaped gardens. Mere is also full of history with lots of beautiful and fascinating buildings.

Mere also benefits from having a good community spirit with many facilities such as, a museum, library, pharmacy, dentist, post office, and fire station. There are also a good selection of shops and village pubs. Salisbury is approximately 25 miles away., and there is a main line station in Gillingham, which is about a 10 minute drive plus a Waitrose and various other shop.
Postcode - BA12 6HP
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