Pretty thatched cottage for sale in Wiltshire
This pretty thatched cottage near Durrington has been extended and refurbished, and has charming family accommodation

Riverside Cottage is a wonderful period property located in the hamlet of Hackthorne near the River Avon in Wiltshire. The house has been extended and refurbished in recent years and has attractive, flexible accommodation including a fantastic family room for informal dining, and a large kitchen which has been extended and has a stable door leading out to the back garden. The drawing room has a triple aspect, an open fire, and double doors also leading out to the garden, as does the dining room.
Upstairs the master suite offers a stunning bathroom and bedrooms two and three are reached by stairs up from the family room; bedroom four is currently used as a study.
There is also planning permission to further extend the cottage.
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Outside the partly walled gardens are laid to lawn with a variety of shrubs and well-stocked gardens and the stone terrace is a wonderful place to eat outside.
Hackthorne is a Wiltshire hamlet in a conservation area which is also a Site of Special Scientific Interest. Durrington village is close by and offers an extensive range of local amenities and Salisbury is only ten miles.
The guide price is £597,500. For further information please contact Savills on 01722 426 821 or visit www.savills.co.uk.
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