Mead End House is a charming detached family home, thought to date back to the 1830s, with a recent extension in 2007. The property stands on the edge of the village, with gardens and the River Chalke on its boundary, and is located in a Conservation Area. The house has a great balance of rooms on the ground floor, including a sitting room with a log burner, a kitchen with an induction hob, and a glazed dining room with a vaulted ceiling and bi-folding doors. There is also a family room, study, and shower room on the ground floor. The first floor has four bedrooms and a family bathroom. The property also features an oak-framed outbuilding with a garage, carport, and studio/home office above. The gardens are approximately 0.4 acres and include a raised area of terrace, lawned garden, and a covered log store. The property is located in the picturesque village of Bowerchalke, near Salisbury, and has excellent access to schools, shops, and amenities.