- 3 bedrooms +
- 2 reception rooms +
- 2 bathrooms +
- Period +
- Garden +
- Semi-Detached +
- Village +
- Cottage +
A characterful semi-detached Grade II listed cottage dating back to the 16th Century. Originally, a single cottage known as Hyde Farmhouse was divided approximately 15 years ago into two separate cottages, each benefiting from a private garden. Welcoming you into the property is an open plan kitchen/breakfast room including an integrated dishwasher and fridge with a new induction hob and a ground floor shower room with a separate cloakroom. To the south of the accommodation is a dual-aspect sitting room with an inglenook fireplace featuring a log-burning stove with a door to gain access to the dual aspect and spacious dining room. A feature of the accommodation is the impressive, exposed framework, beams and timbers throughout.
The property's first floor features a good-sized principal bedroom with built-in wardrobes, two further double bedrooms, one with limited access from the second bedroom or via a ladder stair from the kitchen, and a family bathroom.
The rear, south-westerly-facing garden has mature laurel on two sides and a tiled rendered wall on the third side, benefiting from an enclosed and private garden. A tiled patio creates an outdoor entertainment space, and a paved path leads to a double oak frame carport at the rear of the garden. Access from the garden is a utility room which houses the newly installed combi boiler.
Recently approved planning permission has been granted for an approximate 7 x 5 metres single storey extension to the side, replacing existing downstairs bathroom/utility. Plans are available through TVBC website
The house is located in a sought-after village with excellent local amenities, including a Post Office and shop, doctor's surgery, primary school, church and pub or to enjoy the excellent countryside walks. The nearby market town of Stockbridge from 4 miles offers a wide range of boutique shops, restaurants and pubs, as well as a hotel and local butcher. The cathedral cities of Salisbury to the west from 13 miles with trains to London Waterloo from 71 minutes and Winchester to the east from 13 miles with direct trains to London Waterloo from 58 minutes both offering more comprehensive facilities. The closest train station is located in Grateley from 7 miles with direct trains to London from 74 minutes. Broughton Primary School and Test Valley Secondary School are the catchment area schools. Other excellent schools in the area include Farleigh, Embley, Godolphin, St. Swithun's, Winchester College, and Salisbury Cathedral School. (Distances and times approximate.).