• Characterful cottage +
• Countryside views +
• Front and rear garden +
• Beautifully presented throughout +
• No onward chain +

A pretty semi-detached cottage with breathtaking south-facing views over rolling hills and open countryside. Believed to originally date from the 1890's, this characterful property is situated in a rural setting at the end of a no-through lane. With part tile hung and brick elevations under a tiled roof, the accommodation is arranged over two floors. The layout can be seen in the floorplan, but of paticular note is the large sitting room with a woodburner ideal in the winter months and an open-plan kitchen/dining area with doors leading out to a lovely patio. There is also a downstairs shower room on the ground floor. From the hall, stairs rise to the first-floor landing, off which are three double bedrooms and a family bathroom. The principle bedroom has a picture window and benefits from uninterupted views over the South Downs as well as a large built-in wardobe. There is also walk-in airing cupboard and the loft is full boarded making it great for storage. To the front, the house is approached via a pedestrian path flanked by lawn leading to the front door. The rear southerly facing garden can be accessed either through the house or via the side entrance where there is a seating area, a small brick-built outbuilding and a garden shed. Predominantly laid to lawn, the garden which is enclosed by a varierty of mature boarders and features an established apple tree and a small idylic pond which compliments the open views. This property needs to be seen to fully appreciate its situation and the array of countryside walks accessible from the door step.

Location:
The property is situated in a cluster of houses at Durford Abbey down a no-through lane, between Petersfield and Rogate within The South Downs National Park. Petersfield lies 3 miles to the west and offers a variety of amenities in a bustling town centre. Shops include Tesco, Waitrose, M&S Food, and there are numerous boutiques, cafes and further shops. The station provides a service to London Waterloo to the north (in approximately an hour) and Portsmouth to the south. The recently opened tunnel at Hindhead now provides congestion free travel north along the A3 to Guildford and London. The town has many active clubs and societies with golf available at Petersfield and Liphook, horse and motor racing at Goodwood, Polo at Cowdray Park and sailing along the South coast. There are many excellent state and independent schools including The Petersfield School (TPS), Churcher's College, Bedales, Ditcham Park, Charterhouse in Godalming and King Edward's School, Witley.