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This pretty end of terrace period house is believed to date back to c.1680 and retains an abundance of charm and character such as ‘braced and ledged’ wooden doors and exposed ceiling beams. There is an impressive sitting room with wood flooring and an inglenook fireplace with a wood burning stove set in. The kitchen is high-quality and leads through to the sympathetically extended dining room, which in turn provides access to the delightful rear garden. On the first floor there are two bedrooms and a modern shower room, with the principal bedroom featuring an en suite bathroom located on the second floor.

St Ann Street is known as one of the most architecturally interesting streets within Salisbury city centre. It forms part of the medieval chequer system of Salisbury and as such is a level walking distance from all of the city’s excellent range of facilities, including shopping, educational, cultural and leisure as well as a mainline station with trains to London Waterloo (journey time approximately 90 minutes). Salisbury has excellent road links to London (A303), Southampton (A36) and Bournemouth (A338). Salisbury has also been recently voted as the best place to live by The Sunday Times.