Redlynch, Salisbury, SP5

The home is architecturally defined by the traditional brick elevations of the original 17th Century farmhouse, subsequently enhanced in the 1860’s by substantial extensions creating the substantial footprint you find today. The sellers embarked on a comprehensive schedule of renovation and refurbishment upon purchasing the farmhouse in 2017. The renovation has been executed with unrivalled, meticulous attention to detail and a peerless eye for design. The sheer quality and expert local craftsmanship used to restore this fine home is clearly evident through the promotion of spectacular character features, showcased beautifully for every era of building, yet seamlessly blending with the convenience and style of modern family living.

The composition of the accommodation is traditional and ultimately flexible, the living spaces have a seamless flow, optimising an excellent quality of natural light, which filters in throughout the course of the day. The grand entrance is positioned centrally to the front, central to the classic, symmetrical front elevation, where a stunning entrance hall forms the central axis to all the living areas which unfold across the ground floor. Designed with an elegant, modern touch, the interior follows a refined yet homely aesthetic.
The expansive accommodation, that extends to over 5000 Sq. Ft, balances exquisite formal receptions room, a drawing room and dining room, both with gorgeous fireplaces and more intimate, cosy everyday living spaces including a sitting room with an Inglenook fireplace and playroom or study.
A bespoke kitchen fitted by Harwoods is a true heart of the home, featuring an Aga, expansive central island, Miele appliances, including an oven, steam oven/microwave, coffee machine and wine cooler. The understated, hand crafted cabinets and counters are thoughtfully positioned and provide ample storage and ease of use. Beyond the breakfast room boasts views across the grounds and undulating farmland beyond. The vast utility area adjoins the kitchen, along with a boiler room.

The sleeping accommodation comprises six generously proportioned bedrooms, all individually decoratively designed and three of which have luxury ensuite bath or shower rooms fitted by Bathroom Elegance. The bedrooms are arranged around a beautiful gallery landing adding a sense of volume and space. The principal, dual aspect bedroom boasts a fully fitted dressing room and luxury en-suite bathroom. The remaining bedrooms are serviced by a stylish family bathroom.

In addition, the home embraces super eco credential and is fitted with a range of solar panels, EV car charging point and TESLA battery storage.

Outside

The home occupies a commanding yet discreet elevated position and offers simply glorious rural views. The home is approached via double electric gates opening onto a sweeping gravel driveway. The extensive grounds surround the home and extend to circa 10 acres, 1.6 acres of formal grounds, circa 2 acres of protected ancient woodland, Linchet’s Copse, and well-tended fenced paddocks beyond. The walled leisure area includes a refurbished tennis court, expansive entertaining terrace, perfect for barbecues and alfresco entertaining and an outbuilding used as a gym. The garage complex has a secondary access boasts two double garages. The garden and grounds boast a stunning degree of privacy and seclusion and offer a wealth of opportunity for those looking to keep livestock or just enjoy the seclusion and security of parkland grounds that wrap around the home.

Situation

The property enjoys a highly appealing countryside location on the edge of the New Forest National Park. The popular villages of Redlynch, Lover and Downton offer a friendly community atmosphere with several day to day amenities, while the nearby cathedral city of Salisbury and also Southampton offer a wide range of shopping and leisure options.

There are several well-regarded state schools in the area, as well as the independent Forres Sandle Manor School, Salisbury Cathedral School, Godolphin, Bishop Wordworth's and South Wilts Grammar Schools, all featured in The Good Schools Guide. Direct rail links to London can be found from Salisbury and Southampton, while the M27 is easily accessed for excellent road links nationwide. Airports can be found at Bournemouth and Southampton.

Property Ref Number:

HAM-59559

Additional Information

From Salisbury, head south on Castle Street (A345) towards the A36.Turn left onto the A36 heading east towards Southampton. Continue on the A36 for approximately 5 miles. Turn left onto the B3080 (Morgans Vale Road) towards Redlynch. After approximately 1 mile, turn left onto Langford Lane. Templeman's Old Farmhouse is located on the left-hand side.