- Stunning principal bedroom +
- Large sitting room with ample space for entertaining +
- Underfloor heating +
- Practical boot room/office +
- garden bordering a Brook +
- Garage and off road parking +
- Nice Village Location +
A charming and sympathetically modernised mid terrace Grade II listed cottage believed to date back to the 1530s standing in a secluded garden and situated in the heart of the village
A deceptively spacious cottage, thought to be the central part of the original hall house (Grade II Listed), of mainly brick and lime mortar infilled timber framework elevations beneath a thatched roof. The charming and sympathetically modernised accommodation comprises of a large classic main reception room with attractive plaster infilled timber framework and exposed beams. Limestone flooring with underfloor heating and character open fireplace. There is a well appointed gallery kitchen and large boot room/office. To the first floor there is a very imposing principal bedroom with high vaulted ceiling and impressive timber framework and exposed beams. A second bedroom and bathroom conclude the accommodation on the first floor. The cottage enjoys a good-sized front garden which borders the Wallop Brook, landscaped rear garden with access to a single garage and off road parking. This property benefits from a recently installed oil fired central heating system and has been tastefully yet sympathetically restored throughout.
This property is situated in the village of Over Wallop (renowned for its many period houses and cottages) which has a post office/store, church, public house, a recreation ground with tennis court, active football and cricket club. The neighbouring village of Middle Wallop has a garage/shop and public house and there is a primary school and wine shop in Nether Wallop. Grateley mainline railway station is within a 5 minute drive and provides regular services to London Waterloo (1 hour 20 minutes). The picturesque town of Stockbridge, traversed by the River Test, is 10 minutes’ drive away and has local shops, Co-op with a post office, doctors and dental surgeries, schools and an abundance of pubs and restaurants. Andover, approximately 6 miles away, offers a comprehensive range of shopping, educational and leisure facilities, as well as a mainline railway station. The cathedral cities of Salisbury and Winchester are both within about 20 minutes’ drive and the A303 is close at hand allowing convenient access to London and the West Country.