• just over quarter of an acre +
• 5 minute drive to Grateley mainline station +
• Waterloo - 74 minutes +
• open country views +
• large mature garden with room for outbuilding +
• pub - shop - church - country walks +
• open plan main living area - cozy sitting room with fire +

An attractive period cottage with a unique extension providing a stunning double height main living area with vaulted ceiling and glazed mezzanine placed in a large mature garden overlooking immediately adjoining countryside.

A charming brick and flint cottage forming the end of a short terrace of just three, set slightly back and perpendicular to the lane, enjoying attractive countryside views over a large open field behind the rear gardens. The property sits within a generous plot of just over a quarter of an acre, offering secluded and mature gardens divided into formal landscaped and more natural, wilder areas, with ample off-road parking and potential space for the addition of outbuildings subject to consent and reviewing a covenant. The present owners have significantly enhanced the cottage over the years, most notably by adding a beautiful extension constructed with sympathetic traditional materials, creating a spacious and characterful living area with exceptionally large windows and a high vaulted ceiling that floods the space with natural light.

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 and public house. The neighbouring village of Middle Wallop has a garage/shop a public house and village hall. There is a primary school 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, the A303 is close at hand allowing convenient access to London and the West Country.