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No. 34 Queen Alexandra Road is an outstanding five bedroom detached home with exceptional space both inside and out, perfect for a large family and for those who love to entertain. This is the first time this property has been available to purchase, having been built in 2003 by the current owners. The substantial house offers approximately 3223 ft² of well-proportioned accommodation arranged over three storeys all told, with a generous south facing and level garden to the rear. 

The front door opens to a generous central entrance hall, from which all the principle reception rooms are accessed. The well-appointed farmhouse-style kitchen includes space for an AGA or range cooker, with a number of integrated appliances included, plus ample room for a breakfast table and chairs. The sitting room is a spacious, bright and welcoming room that is semi-open to the dining room, which in its current arrangement comfortably seats up to 20. There is a further reception room on the ground floor, which is ideal as an office, snug or family room. Completing the ground floor accommodation is a good-sized utility room and downstairs shower room.

On the first floor are the five bedrooms, three of which are doubles with en-suite bathrooms and a fourth with its own shower. Additionally, there is the family bathroom and a boiler room. Stairs lead up to a second floor, which has two generous loft rooms.

At the front of the home is a spacious driveway offering off-road parking for four vehicles, plus side access down both sides of the property to the garden. The attractive South-facing garden can be accessed via French doors off the sitting and dining rooms, plus the utility room. The garden is predominantly laid to lawn, with a smart patio area and a covered barbeque area which is perfect for garden parties or al-fresco dining. There is a good-sized shed at the bottom of the garden, providing plenty of storage for gardening/outdoor equipment plus a small wood store.

Queen Alexandra Road is located on the north-western side of central Salisbury, within walking distance of the city and train station, and within easy reach of the historic market town of Wilton via car. Salisbury boasts a well-thought of Playhouse and twice-weekly charter market, with a plethora of restaurants, shopping, and leisure facilities. There is a number of primary and secondary schools, both private and state, including boys and girls grammar schools. Salisbury has excellent road links to London and the West Country, Southampton and Bournemouth, and provides direct trains to London Waterloo, Bristol and Bath from Salisbury mainline station.