The property is a Grade II listed Georgian village house located in Winterbourne Dauntsey, approximately 4 miles north east of Salisbury. The house was constructed in 1730 with additional extensions in the 18th and 19th centuries and provides spacious family accommodation of over 4,800 sq ft. The property features period features such as wood panelling, moulded cornices, open fireplaces, and moulded ceilings. The accommodation is arranged over three floors, with a classic Georgian façade and a central doorway with symmetrical windows on either side. The main front door leads to a secure paved and gated courtyard parking area, and there is also a family entrance from the courtyard into the inner hall. The inner hall provides access to the main staircase hall and all principal ground floor rooms, including the dining room, drawing room, study, and kitchen/breakfast room, with a butler’s pantry and a conservatory off the kitchen. The drawing room and dining room are particularly notable for their bay windows, tall windows, and beautiful period features. There is also a cloakroom with WC and stairs lead down to the cellar with games area and wine store. A door leads from the kitchen through to a suite of rooms used as a separate annexe with a garden room, kitchenette, and bathroom. Upstairs, there are five bedrooms on the first floor, a bathroom, and a separate shower room. The property is surrounded by beautifully maintained gardens, including a stunning Victorian conservatory, a summer house/garden store, and a kitchen garden. The property is located in a thriving community with a village hall, church, primary school, and local pub, and is approximately 4 miles from Salisbury with its wide selection of shops, restaurants, arts, and recreational facilities.