Amesbury Road, Shrewton
£425,000
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Bedrooms: 5
A seldom available opportunity to purchase a former pub, that has been converted for use as a residential dwelling. Situated within the attractive village of Shrewton.
The Royal Oak offers substantial detached accommodation amounting to circa 2,555 sq ft, which comprises a two storey building with a cellar, ample off road parking, a detached garage with store and a large rear garden.
Formally the Royal Oak Public House, the property was converted for use as a residential dwelling in 2013. The property has since been partially converted into a four bedroom home, with the majority of the works completed on the first floor. There's enormous potential for the remainder of the building, which requires further development and conversion.
The ground floor of the pub remains largely unchanged from it's historic use as a Public House, with the bar, kitchen and dining area having most of the fixtures and fittings still in place. Planning exists to remove the bar and open up the dining area into a substantial 49ft open plan living area. Accessible from both outside of the property and behind the bar area is the cellar, a well-proportioned and useful storage space.
The first floor has already had conversion and modernisation works completed, with four attractive and generously proportioned double bedrooms. The primary bedroom has a large Jack and Jill en-suite bathroom, which opens into a dressing room and out onto the first floor landing. The family bathroom, which is fitted with a modern walk-in shower, completes the first floor accommodation.
There is a detached outbuilding which houses a single garage and store, adjacent to the main house. The store is fully fitted with electrics and has been painted and carpeted, lending itself perfectly for use as a home office. There are three original horse troughs that remain in the store, a lovely feature which highlights the history of the property.
Externally there is off road parking for several vehicles directly across from the property. To the rear is a substantial garden that's approaching 1/4 of an acre, the grounds surrounding the property have not been utilised in recent years, offering fantastic potential for landscaping.
Shrewton is a thriving and large village about 11 miles north of Salisbury and a little over two miles from the World Heritage Site and ancient wonder of the world Stonehenge. Shrewton itself has a good range of day to day services including a local convenience store, post office, public house, primary school, doctor s surgery, petrol station and a garage. Further afield in Salisbury there is an excellent range of shopping, educational and leisure facilities as well as the mainline railway station with trains to London Waterloo, journey time approximately 90 minutes. Shrewton is ideally placed on the edge of the Salisbury Plain which is an excellent spot for walking, riding etc.
The Royal Oak offers substantial detached accommodation amounting to circa 2,555 sq ft, which comprises a two storey building with a cellar, ample off road parking, a detached garage with store and a large rear garden.
Formally the Royal Oak Public House, the property was converted for use as a residential dwelling in 2013. The property has since been partially converted into a four bedroom home, with the majority of the works completed on the first floor. There's enormous potential for the remainder of the building, which requires further development and conversion.
The ground floor of the pub remains largely unchanged from it's historic use as a Public House, with the bar, kitchen and dining area having most of the fixtures and fittings still in place. Planning exists to remove the bar and open up the dining area into a substantial 49ft open plan living area. Accessible from both outside of the property and behind the bar area is the cellar, a well-proportioned and useful storage space.
The first floor has already had conversion and modernisation works completed, with four attractive and generously proportioned double bedrooms. The primary bedroom has a large Jack and Jill en-suite bathroom, which opens into a dressing room and out onto the first floor landing. The family bathroom, which is fitted with a modern walk-in shower, completes the first floor accommodation.
There is a detached outbuilding which houses a single garage and store, adjacent to the main house. The store is fully fitted with electrics and has been painted and carpeted, lending itself perfectly for use as a home office. There are three original horse troughs that remain in the store, a lovely feature which highlights the history of the property.
Externally there is off road parking for several vehicles directly across from the property. To the rear is a substantial garden that's approaching 1/4 of an acre, the grounds surrounding the property have not been utilised in recent years, offering fantastic potential for landscaping.
Shrewton is a thriving and large village about 11 miles north of Salisbury and a little over two miles from the World Heritage Site and ancient wonder of the world Stonehenge. Shrewton itself has a good range of day to day services including a local convenience store, post office, public house, primary school, doctor s surgery, petrol station and a garage. Further afield in Salisbury there is an excellent range of shopping, educational and leisure facilities as well as the mainline railway station with trains to London Waterloo, journey time approximately 90 minutes. Shrewton is ideally placed on the edge of the Salisbury Plain which is an excellent spot for walking, riding etc.
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