10 Bemerton Farm enjoys a peaceful position towards the rear of this attractive development, with delightful views across open countryside towards Quidhampton. A charming archway framed by climbing plants creates a welcoming approach to this beautifully presented three-bedroom home.

The entrance hall leads to a bright sitting room, where windows on three sides bring in plenty of natural light and French doors open onto a terrace overlooking the communal gardens. A feature fireplace provides a welcoming focal point, while double doors connect to the separate dining room, offering flexibility for entertaining.

The well-appointed kitchen features wooden Shaker-style units, integrated appliances and a breakfast bar. Two windows offer attractive views towards the countryside and the development’s distinctive dovecote. A downstairs cloakroom also provides space for a washing machine and useful storage.

Upstairs, the main bedroom benefits from fitted wardrobes and an en-suite shower room. Two further bedrooms provide flexible space for guests, hobbies or home working, complemented by a family bathroom.

A garage is situated in a nearby block, with visitor parking available within the development. Residents can enjoy the extensive communal grounds, including a picturesque walled garden and frontage onto the River Nadder.

Bemerton Farm is converted from the model farm built for the Dowager Countess of Pembroke in 1863. The buildings were designed to be beautiful as well as useful, making it unusual although pleasant to look at. There is an enclosed courtyard of stone cottages, a farmhouse and gatehouse, a lovely circular dovecote and even a WWII pill box. A nine-hole golf course runs partly around the estate and across the road is a private walled garden on the River Nadder, with open countryside beyond.

Bemerton is a quaint yet vibrant village with a lively social scene, including film nights and a local history group. It has a beautiful small church, St Andrews, a post office and village store. In contrast to village life, just to the east is the cathedral city of Salisbury with excellent shops, an acclaimed theatre, a cinema and many fine pubs and restaurants. To the west are Wilton and the ancestral seat of the Earls of Pembroke. The beautiful scenery of the New Forest National Park is also easily accessible.

Services include a visiting estate manager, making this property ideal for a ‘lock up leave. Buildings insurance, window cleaning, garden maintenance and the security alarms, to be found in all properties, are provided as part of an annual service charge.

125 year lease (from 2001), no ground rent and 55+ age covenant.

For viewings please contact the Estate Manager 01722 328391