• ELEVATED POSITION AND COUNTRY VIEWS +
• WALKING DISTANCE TO STOCKBIRDGE HIGH STREET +
• RECENTLY EXTENDED AND MODERNISED +
• OPEN PLAN LIVING - KITCHEN BREAKFAST +
• LARGE PRINCIPAL BEDROOM SUITE +
• OFF-ROAD PARKING AND GARAGE +

AN EXTENDED AND BEAUTIFULLY PRESENTED SEMI DETACHED FOUR BEDROOM FAMILY HOUSE WITH OFF ROAD PARKING, GARAGE AND OPEN VIEWS TOWARDS FARMLAND AND COUNTRYSIDE SITUATED ON THE EDGE OF STOCKBRIDGE WITHIN SHORT LEVEL WALKING DISTANCE OF THE HIGH STREET

A recently extended and completely modernised semi-detached house, built in 1928 and constructed of brick elevations beneath a tiled roof. The beautifully presented and tastefully appointed accommodation comprises an entrance porch and reception hall, sitting room with log burner and bay window, open plan triple aspect living/dining room linked to a well-appointed kitchen/breakfast room/ There is also a spacious utility/boot room and shower room with WC on the ground floor. To the first floor there is an excellent large principal bedroom with large en suite, three further bedrooms and family bathroom. All of the front facing rooms look out toward farmland and countryside which is enhanced by the elevated position. Outside the property has off-road parking and a garage, front and rear gardens and patio/terrace seating areas to the front and rear of the house. The salient feature of this property is being able to walk into Stockbridge in a few minutes whilst living away from the busy High Street, in addition to the off road parking and garage there is generally plenty of unrestricted extra parking outside on London Road if entertaining.

The property is situated on the edge of the town within a short level walk of the High Street and all local amenities, including the Test Way. Stockbridge offers a variety of shops, a Post Office, hotels and public houses, tea rooms/restaurants, churches, a doctors’ surgery and primary and secondary schools. The cathedral cities of Salisbury and Winchester and the abbey town of Romsey are all within a twenty minute drive, and the A303 is close at hand allowing convenient access to London and the West Country. There are also mainline railway stations in Winchester and Andover (both about fifteen minutes’ drive away) as well as Grateley (about ten minutes’ drive) with fast trains to Waterloo. There is also an excellent choice of private schools in the area: Farleigh, Cheam, St Gabriel’s, Winchester College, St Swithun’s and Pilgrims as well as Peter Symonds College in Winchester.