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An open-style entrance porch leads into the central entrance hall, which provides access to all primary reception rooms and bedrooms. To the right, you'll find the extended kitchen, a double-aspect room offering plenty of natural light. The kitchen is fitted with a range of wall and base units and ample work surfaces, with plenty of built-in storage, including a cupboard housing a modern Worcester boiler. A door to the driveway and passage way to the rear garden.
The living room—a generously sized, rectangular double-aspect space that enjoys plenty of natural light. Sliding patio doors open onto a large patio area and the private rear garden, creating an excellent indoor-outdoor connection. From the lounge, a second set of sliding doors leads into a rear extension, which is single-skin and double-aspect, currently used as a dining area. The main bedroom is a spacious double with built-in wardrobes and a window overlooking the rear garden. The second bedroom is also a generous double, featuring built-in wardrobes. The third bedroom is a single room with built in cupboard, ideal as a guest room or office. The accommodation is completed by a shower room, fitted with a large double shower cubicle, wash hand basin set into a worktop with storage beneath, a WC, and a floor-to-ceiling built-in cupboard.

Outside
The front garden is low-maintenance, primarily laid to gravel and paving, with mature shrubs and small trees providing greenery and interest. A pathway and driveway run alongside the property, leading to a detached single garage of good size. There is side access between the house and the garage, leading to the rear garden. The rear garden is a real highlight, featuring a large level patio area—ideal for entertaining or outdoor dining—which leads up to a slightly elevated, predominantly lawned garden. The space is well-maintained, with established flower and shrub borders providing privacy and seasonal colour. Two wooden storage sheds offer additional practical storage solutions.

Location
St Ediths Close is situated in a quiet cul-de-sac close to the centre of the bustling historic market town of Wilton, which lies approximately 4 miles west of the cathedral city of Salisbury. There is a regular bus service between the two, with the nearest stop just a few steps away in Chantry Road. Wilton itself has good day to day amenities including a bakery, two convenience stores, a doctors, hardware store, post office, library, cafes, pubs, local schooling and restaurants as well as the weekly market held in The Square. Nearby Salisbury has an excellent range of facilities – shopping, leisure, educational and cultural, as well as a mainline station with direct trains to London Waterloo (journey time approximately 90 minutes).