Observing delightful views over neighbouring farmland is this rare semi-detached grade 2 listed period home, occupying a large plot ( 0.3 acre ), with driveway parking for multiple vehicles and a generous garden.
Situated on the edge of the highly sought after village of Upper Froyle, this family home is nestled between the towns of Alton and Farham both with mainline station with Bentley station being closest. This charming property has seen significant upgrades made by the current owner, including wooden framed double glazed windows and a new roof ( in 2023 and 2024 respectively ) .
The cottage enjoys a wealth of original features including exposed beams, traditional latch doors and a beautiful inglenook fireplace, inspiring a character home to be truly proud of.
The accommodation is as adaptable as it is inviting and has potential for extension subject to the correct planning permissions. A spacious sitting room enjoys excellent views over the front garden, while the basement offers scope for a variety of purposes and is fully tanked. The kitchen is fitted with a Belfast sink, a gas-fired range cooker and a range of eye and base level cabinets, offering both a classic aesthetic and modern functionality. A three piece family bathroom suite completes the downstairs.
Upstairs there are three bedrooms (two doubles and a single ), with the principle room measuring at approx. 15”9 x 13”5.
The front and rear gardens / grounds deliver an ideal setting and compliment the charm and history of the cottage. A shingle driveway provides ample parking and continues to the rear garden area. The extensive rear garden is primarily laid to lawn with flower and shrub borders together with a raised area of decking providing an attractive space for outdoor entertaining. There are also two useful timber sheds.