Snow Hill, Dinton, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP3

Dating from the 1950’s, Gwyers House has been imaginatively extended and completely refurbished by the current owner, the works being completed in 2016. The property stands in a quiet position with views over the sports field to the front and over open countryside to the rear. Works involved a major extension creating the drawing room, dining room and large open plan kitchen/sitting room all of which are well proportioned rooms with a delightful outlook over the gardens. The works have been undertaken with real attention to detail with high quality finishes used throughout. The kitchen is well design and equipped with a Miele induction hob and large oven under, and a further double oven and plate warming oven under Quartz worktops. The kitchen extends into a vaulted sitting room with French windows both to the side and rear leading directly onto the flagstone terrace overlooking the garden. Other attributes include limestone and oak flooring throughout the ground floor with underfloor heating, a pressurised water system, and a water softener. Additional plans were drafted for a garden office/studio measuring 22 ft x 9 ft (6.72m x 2.76m) with a cloakroom at the rear.

The property is accessed off Snow Hill through a timber gate onto a gravelled car parking and turning area with adjoining car port with store room behind (housing the boiler, water softener and pressurised water cylinder). The front garden is screened by tall hedging on two sides and is partly walled with well stocked flower and shrub borders along the front façade, also clad with wisteria. The majority of the garden is to the rear; there is a flagstone terrace extending along the width of the rear façade leading to the lawn, and is part walled and bordered by post and rail fencing and tall hedging. There are a variety of mature trees including apple, ash, oak and maple and well stocked flower and shrub borders with salvias, roses, hydrangeas and hostas amongst many others.
Services: Mains water, electricity and drainage. Oil fired central heating and pressurized hot water system

Tenure: Freehold with vacant possession on completion
Council Tax: Band G
EPC: Band E
Local Authority: www.wiltshire.gov.uk

Within the Conservation Area, Gwyers House is situated in the heart of the popular Nadder Valley village of Dinton which has its own primary and pre-school, a public house, the Grade I Listed St Mary’s Church, a village green and sports field. The village is approximately 5 miles west of the market town of Wilton which has a wide range of facilities, whilst the cathedral city of Salisbury is approximately 9 miles away with a comprehensive range of both arts and recreational facilities. Salisbury and Tisbury offer a mainline connection to London Waterloo, while the A303 approximately six miles to the north provides access to the south west and to London via the M3. There are international airports at Bournemouth, Southampton and Bristol (about 32, 34 and 55 miles respectively).