A groundbreaking 1950s country house designed by Robert Townsend has come onto the market near Salisbury
This 1950s property designed by Robert Townsend is highly unusual and was inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright. The house is now Grade II listed and is located in Durrington, a village on the east of the Salisbury Plain just 10k north of Salisbury itself.
The property has an entrance hall, study, kitchen/breakfast room, master bedroom and family bathroom, dining area, living room, family room and five bedrooms, all of which have fabulous floor to ceilings with magnificent views.
Outside are a wealth of mature trees and shrubs, a large expanse of lawn and a productive vegetable garden.
The guide price is £625,000. Please contact Symonds and Sampson on 01722 336 944 or visit www.symondsandsampson.co.uk for further information.
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