• Spacious four bedroom detached home +
• Lovely quiet cul de sac location +
• Generous sized garden +
• Three bathrooms +
• Large sitting room +
• Kitchen/dining room +
• Garage and parking space +
• Close to local countryside +

Located in the centre of the beautiful Hampshire village of Durley, this spacious and very well presented four-bedroom detached family home is tucked away in a very private position in the corner of a quiet cul de sac.

The accommodation is arranged over three floors, with a large sitting room, a modern fitted kitchen/dining room, and a cloakroom on the ground floor.

There are three double size bedrooms on the first floor, with an en suite bathroom to one bedroom, and a family bathroom serving the other two. The large principal bedroom is situated on the second floor, complete with fitted wardrobes and an en suite shower room.

Outside of the property there is a garage and parking space to the front, and a lawned garden with side pedestrian access to the rear. The generously sized rear garden is mainly laid to lawn, with two separate patio seating areas, and all enclosed by a variety of mature trees and shrubs.

The property sits close to local countryside and enjoys paddock views from some of the bedrooms.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Materials used in construction: Brick and tile roof.

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The quiet unspoilt Parish of Durley has two highly regarded gastro pubs, The Farmers Home and The Robin Hood and a much sought-after primary school. Nearby are the pretty towns of Botley and Bishop's Waltham which have small local supermarkets, pubs and restaurants. Other nearby leisure activities include sailing on The Solent, golf at numerous local courses, fishing on the Rivers Itchen, Test and Meon and the home of Hampshire Cricket nearby at The Ageas Bowl. Durley is extremely well placed for commuters and shoppers alike. Nearby is the cathedral city of Winchester, filled with boutiques, contemporary bars and fine restaurants, and of course the cathedral itself. Southampton has a more comprehensive choice of shops, with one of the South’s largest indoor shopping centres, West Quay. Commuting by rail to London Waterloo is a relatively quick journey from both Winchester (approximately 57 minutes) and Southampton (approximately 65 minutes). Road links are copious, with easy access onto the M3, M27, A34 and A303 road networks. Southampton Airport is also easily accessible with its wide network of international and domestic flights.