- Reception hall, living/dining room, conservatory +
- Kitchen/breakfast room, inner hall, utility room +
- Three double bedrooms, bathroom, cloakroom +
- Summerhouse/home office with studio, kitchenette and shower room, gazebo +
- Double garage, extensive parking, landscaped gardens and grounds extending to about 0.35 acres +
A DETACHED 1930's FAMILY HOUSE WITH SCOPE FOR EXTENSION (SUBJECT TO PLANNING PERMISSION) OFFERING CHARACTERFUL ACCOMMODATION TOGETHER WITH A LARGE LEVEL ATTRACTIVELY LANDSCAPED GARDEN OF ABOUT A THIRD OF AN ACRE, PLENTY OF OFF-ROAD PARKING, DOUBLE GARAGE, SUMMER HOUSE/STUDIO AND STUNNING OPEN VIEWS TO THE FRONT ACROSS FARMLAND AND COUNTRYSIDE
A detached 1930's house with painted brick elevations and a tiled roof standing in a plot of about 0.35 acres that has been divided into interesting areas of garden. There is an extended drive leading to a large detached double garage, a substantial and versatile summerhouse/studio and a recently built gazebo with surrounding natural areas and orchard. The house comprises a central reception hall, open plan living room with dining area, large conservatory overlooking the main garden, kitchen/breakfast room, utility and a ground floor bathroom with shower. To the first floor there are three bedrooms and a cloakroom. Stunning far reaching views are enjoyed from the front of the house over farmland and toward the Downs.
The property is located in a semi-rural area within the parish of Nether Wallop in Hampshire and close to the Hampshire/Wiltshire border, between the cathedral cities of Winchester and Salisbury, and only seven miles from the picturesque town of Stockbridge. Local facilities including Post Offices, public houses, primary schools and churches can be found in the neighbouring villages of Broughton and The Wallops in Hampshire and Middle Winterslow in Wiltshire. Salisbury and Andover offer a more comprehensive range of shopping, educational and leisure amenities, as well as mainline railway station providing fast services to London. (There is also a railway station at Grateley, within about 15 minutes’ drive). The A303 is easily accessible allowing convenient access to London and the West Country.