Description This handsome Grade II listed double-fronted village house offers beautifully proportioned and versatile accommodation, complemented by a detached annexe, generous gardens and ample off-street parking. Approached via a gated gravel driveway, the property enjoys an attractive frontage and a welcoming first impression. The accommodation is centred around a spacious reception hall, with a delightful dual-aspect drawing room situated to the left-hand side, featuring French doors opening onto the rear terrace and gardens beyond. To the opposite side of the house is a cosy snug, formerly the dining room, with a useful study/home office located beyond. The heart of the home is the impressive kitchen/breakfast room, fitted with a traditional Aga and additional oven, providing a superb space for both everyday family life and entertaining. A walk-in larder adds valuable storage, while a practical utility and boot room sits beyond the kitchen, opposite a cloakroom/WC, with direct access to the garden. On the first floor, the principal bedroom enjoys an en suite bathroom and an extensive walk-through dressing room, which could alternatively be incorporated into the neighbouring bedroom to create a Jack and Jill arrangement if required. There are four further bedrooms, including a generous second bedroom overlooking the front of the property and a further bedroom currently arranged as a twin room, which benefits from access to a shower room. In addition to the main house, a detached annexe provides excellent ancillary accommodation, complete with its own en suite shower room, making it ideal as guest accommodation, a home office, hobby space or for those seeking additional flexibility. Outside The property is approached through gated access onto a large gravel driveway providing ample off-street parking. To the rear, a generous terrace spans the rear elevation and offers an ideal space for outdoor dining and entertaining. Steps rise to an expansive and highly private garden, predominantly laid to lawn and interspersed with mature planting. A substantial garden outbuilding provides excellent storage and workshop potential. Situation Netheravon is a quintessentially English village situated approximately five miles north of the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Stonehenge and surrounded by the rolling countryside of Salisbury Plain, renowned for its chalk downland, ancient woodland and far-reaching rural scenery. The village offers a thriving community atmosphere and a comprehensive range of day-to-day amenities. These include the award-winning Dog & Gun public house, village shop with Post Office, independent coffee shop, library, community hall and garage facilities. All Saints C of E Primary School is located within the village and the area is particularly popular with families due to its strong sense of community and excellent schooling options. Netheravon falls within the catchment area for the highly regarded Salisbury grammar schools and is also served by school transport links to both Marlborough College and Dauntsey's School. The village is well connected, with regular bus services and mainline railway stations available at Pewsey, Grateley and Salisbury, providing direct services to London Paddington, London Waterloo and other regional centres. The A303 is approximately four miles away, offering excellent road connections to London, the South West and the wider motorway network. Services and Material Information - Freehold - Oil fired central heating Mains water, electricity and drainage. - Council tax band: F - Energy efficiency rating: tbc - Local Authority: Wiltshire Council - Broadband and mobile coverage. Please refer to Ofcom website for further details