- 17th Century Grade II listed Cottage +
- Large driveway +
- Mature private gardens +
- Two reception rooms +
- Country style cottage +
- Utility room +
- Three Bedrooms +
- En-suite shower room and family bathroom +
- Previous planning permission to extend (now lapsed) +
Occupying a desirable position within the Abbots Worthy Conservation Area, this distinguished period cottage is believed to date back to the early 17th century. Offering a wealth of historical character combined with considerable scope for enhancement.
The accommodation is arranged over two floors and is introduced via a welcoming entrance into a well-appointed kitchen, with an adjoining utility room. Two generously proportioned reception rooms are situated at the front of the cottage, each featuring attractive wood-burning stoves, contributing to the property’s warmth and traditional charm.
A central staircase ascends to the first floor, comprising a spacious principal bedroom with en-suite shower room, two additional double bedrooms, and a family bathroom. Of particular note are the unusually high ceilings on the upper floor, an uncommon feature in properties of this period, which contribute significantly to the sense of space and natural light.
Furthermore, the property benefits from a previously granted (now lapsed) planning permission and listed building consent for a side extension, presenting a valuable opportunity for prospective purchasers to enhance and tailor the accommodation to their individual requirements, subject to the reinstatement of relevant approvals.
This rare offering combines the grace and heritage of a 17th-century dwelling with the amenities and potential required for modern country living.
Outside
Externally, the property is complemented by mature and expansive gardens to both the front and rear, providing ample space for outdoor enjoyment and well-suited to family life or gardening enthusiasts. A detached summer house, situated at the rear of the garden, offers potential for use as a home office, studio, or ancillary accommodation, subject to the necessary consents.
A substantial private driveway allows off-road parking for up to four vehicles.
Situation
Located on the outskirts of Winchester and within the tranquil surroundings of the South Downs National Park, the property enjoys a most idyllic and sought-after setting. There are delightful walks along the River Itchen in one direction to Winchester and to the nearby village of Easton in the other.
Local facilities including a church, two public houses (including the well regarded Cart and Horses), with a more comprehensive range of amenities in the cathedral city of Winchester within two miles, together with a mainline station with services into London Waterloo (about an hour). There is an excellent range of both state and private schooling for all age groups in the area.
Property Ref Number:
HAM-60274
Additional Information
Services: All mains connected
Local Authority: Winchester City Council
Council Tax Band: E