Salisbury is one of England’s most complete small cities: a medieval street plan, the tallest cathedral spire in the country, a charter market that has traded since 1227, and the water meadows Constable painted. Loder Mews places you within it — Falcon House on the Rollestone Street frontage, and behind its gated archway a private courtyard of five further homes.
The Market Square, Salisbury Playhouse, the Guildhall and the independent shops of Fisherton Street are all a short stroll away; the mainline station reaches London Waterloo in about ninety minutes. Few new homes in the city are this close to everything, and fewer still are this private.
Every home has been built to a specification you would expect of a far larger house — and finished by craftspeople and designers chosen for their work locally.
Individually designed kitchens with integrated appliances, considered lighting and finishes selected to last.
Beautifully specified bathrooms and en suites, with quality sanitaryware, tiling and brassware throughout.
Handsome wooden double-glazed windows — warm, quiet and sympathetic to Salisbury’s conservation setting.
Private courtyard gardens designed by Winchester Fine Gardens, one of the region’s leading garden designers.
Falcon House on the Rollestone Street frontage, and five further homes within the gated courtyard — each with designer kitchens and bathrooms, timber double-glazed windows and a private courtyard garden by Winchester Fine Gardens.
3 bedrooms — 4 bathrooms
£685,000
The street-frontage home on Rollestone Street, Falcon House is a striking three-storey property with an open-plan lounge and dining space, wooden timber windows, and a private courtyard garden. Generous proportions and a flexible layout suit modern family living.
2 bedrooms — 2 bathrooms
£425,000
A thoughtfully designed two-bedroom, two-bathroom home set in the inner courtyard of this gated development. Loder Mews - House 1 enjoys open-plan living on the ground floor, with large floor-to-ceiling windows and timber windows bringing in natural light. A practical utility room and WC complete the ground-floor layout.
1 bedroom — 2 bathrooms
£295,000
One of just five homes in the gated, exclusive Loder Mews courtyard. A bright one-bedroom, two-bathroom home arranged across two floors with large open-plan living, floor-to-ceiling windows in both the kitchen and living area, and a courtyard garden. Loder Mews - House 2 also offers a useful ground-floor utility room and WC, plus potential for a large upper decked terrace.
2 bedrooms — 2 bathrooms
£525,000
One of just five homes in the gated, exclusive Loder Mews courtyard. A spacious two-bedroom home with generous open-plan living on the ground floor, flowing out onto a private walled courtyard. Loder Mews - House 3 also includes a practical downstairs WC and utility room, plus a downstairs study overlooking the courtyard. Large timber-framed windows fill the space with natural light.
2 bedrooms — 2 bathrooms
£475,000
One of just five homes in the gated, exclusive Loder Mews courtyard. A standout two-bedroom home with two bathrooms and a ground-floor utility room. Loder Mews - House 4 centres on generous open-plan living, framed by large floor-to-ceiling feature windows that flood the space with light.
From the gates of Loder Mews you can walk to the Market Square in around five minutes — twice-weekly market stalls, cafés, the Guildhall and the city’s independent shops. Continue on to the cathedral close, or out to the Avon water meadows for one of the finest walks in England. It is a way of living in Salisbury that very few new homes can offer.