• ENTRANCE HALL +
• LARGE MAIN RECEPTION ROOM INCORPORATING DINING ROOM AND KITCHEN +
• REAR LOBBY/UTILITY AREA, CLOAKROOM +
• PRINCIPAL BEDROOM WITH DRESSING ROOM AND EN SUITE BATHROOM +
• THREE FURTHER BEDROOMS, FAMILY BATHROOM +
• PARKING, GARDENS +

An individually designed split level house, offering spacious open plan living accommodation with a contemporary feel, situated on the edge of this highly sought after village.

A large detached modern house with a contemporary feel built in 2006; constructed of painted rendered elevations beneath a slate roof with the benefit of aluminium faced double glazed windows, LPG fired central heating and contemporary stainless steel guttering. The light and airy accommodation comprises a spacious reception hall with ceramic tiled floor with solid oak treads rising to the upper floor and also descending to the lower level. The main reception room has a magnificent vaulted ceiling with two central oak columns, casement windows on two aspects and oak flooring throughout. Within this area there is a beautifully fitted kitchen comprising maple units, granite work surfaces and integrated appliances. On the lower floor there is a passageway with doors leading to the principal bedroom with dressing area and en suite, three further bedrooms (one of which could be used as a study) and a family bathroom.

The property is situated on the corner of Station Road on the outskirts of Chilbolton. The village offers a variety of local amenities including a Post Office/store, church, village hall and public house. A second public house ‘The Mayfly’ sits on the bank of the River Test and is just a few minutes’ walk away. There are many charming walks from Joys Lane, in the centre of the village, to Chilbolton Common – a designated Area of Special Scientific Interest and a renowned local beauty spot particularly noted for its rich flora and traversed by the River Test. West Down also a short walk away is ideal for dog walking. There is a reputable primary school in the neighbouring village of Wherwell, approximately 1½ miles away, and the picturesque town of Stockbridge is some four miles distant. Andover (also four miles) offers a comprehensive range of shopping, educational and leisure facilities, as well as a mainline railway station providing fast services to Waterloo. The cathedral cities of Winchester and Salisbury are about fifteen and twenty five minutes’ drive respectively, and the A303 is close at hand allowing convenient access to London and the West Country.