New Street, Salisbury

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The property is constructed of brick under a tiled roof and occupies a magnificent position in the City and, situated on the boundary of the Cathedral Close, offers magnificent views of Britain’s finest 13th Century Gothic cathedral.
Whilst occupied by one family at present, there is scope to reconfigure the layout to suit multigenerational living. No.33 forms the main part of the house. As befitting a house of this provenance, the house itself is rich in period detail and finishes and boasts large south-facing windows. On the ground floor the accommodation comprises four formal reception rooms; two are of particular note, overlooking the beautiful rear garden, with extraordinary ceiling heights, floor to ceiling windows and generous proportions. There is a charming family room and a study with shower room just off. A wine cellar is tucked discreetly alongside the dining room. The kitchen/breakfast room is fitted with traditional units and a gas-fired Aga, with a pantry just off. A walkthrough utility room links to the recently refurbished conservatory, a ground floor WC and link room to a storeroom and the garden. Upstairs, the two principal bedrooms on the first floor have a spectacular view over the pretty walled garden to the cathedral beyond. The principal bedroom has an adjoining bathroom and dressing room. There is a separate family bathroom, whilst to the front of the house are two further bedrooms, with three more bedrooms and a family bathroom on the top floor.
The adjoining coach house at No. 35 can be reached either by its own front door or via the first floor of the main house. This property again retains many of its original features, including parquet brickwork and fireplaces. The accommodation here is currently arranged as a suite of spare rooms that would naturally arrange as a two bedroom flat (see floor plans). There is also a study, with additional access via a secondary staircase from the rear of the main house.

Situated in the heart of Salisbury, the house is a definitive townhouse, with access to the house directly off New Street.
The garage to the front has access off New Street itself. Access to the garden is from a blue gate off the street, down a passage and through a courtyard to the rear garden. The garden abuts the walls of The Cathedral Close itself, with spectacular views of the Cathedral itself, particularly from the upper floors of the house. A brick terrace wraps around the back of the house, with an elegant greenhouse which was comprehensively refurbished in March 2026. The majority of the garden is down to lawn, with an area of kitchen garden with raised beds to one side. There is also a small brick outhouse to the rear, ideal for garden stores.