This charming, early 18th century, Grade II listed detached period cottage is situated in the heart of a small village northeast of Salisbury. The property boasts flint and brick elevations under a thatched roof and offers driveway parking for two vehicles, a large single garage, and a good-sized garden. The cottage requires modernization, but the thatch appears to be in good condition, and it features gas central heating by radiators. The interior includes a half-glazed front door leading to a hallway with a staircase to the first floor and doors to the dining room and sitting room. The sitting room features a ceiling beam, brick fireplace, and copper hood, while the dining room has an understairs cupboard, brick fireplace, and shelves. The kitchen has a sink unit, work surfaces, built-in oven and hob, and space for a washing machine, as well as a conservatory with doors to the garden. The first floor features three bedrooms, two with built-in wardrobes and cast-iron fireplaces, and a bathroom with a bath, hand basin, and airing cupboard. The property also includes a pedestrian access gate leading to the garden, which is larger than expected with a lawn, flower beds, shrubs, trees, an ornamental fishpond with bridges, and part-walled and fenced areas.