• Convenient Central Alresford Location +
• Grade II Listed Georgian House dating from 1815 +
• Mature and Established Gardens on 0.7 Acre Plot +
• Completely Private and Tranquil Location +
• Property in Need of Updating +
• No Onward Chain +

Brandy Mount House is a unique period property dating from 1815, tucked away in the heart of Alresford. This intriguing Grade II listed home retains many charming features characteristic of its Georgian heritage. The delightful gardens, extending to 0.7 acres, have been cherished and nurtured over the years, and are renowned locally as well as further afield. Surrounded by lawns, mature planting and trees, this unique property is a private oasis, ideal for anyone who enjoys country living, with the benefit of being just moments from the shops and facilities in the centre of Alresford.   Approaching the house across the driveway, the front door opens to a spacious entrance hall, with stairs to the first floor, and a door with steps down to a long, dry cellar. The drawing room has sash windows overlooking the magnificent garden, and a fireplace with an open fire. A door links through to the well-proportioned dining room, with another door back onto the entrance hall. In addition, there is a kitchen with a walk-in larder, a utility room, store room, bathroom and sitting room on the ground floor.      Upstairs, there is a large landing, with views of the garden, as well as a cloakroom and airing cupboard. The main bedroom has sash windows, allowing glorious views over the garden. There are two further double bedrooms and a bathroom.   Alresford is a picturesque Georgian market town renowned for its independent shops, charming restaurants, and traditional inns. Located on the edge of the South Downs National Park, it offers abundant opportunities for enjoying the outdoors, including walking and exploring the beautiful surrounding countryside. The town also boasts excellent schools for all age groups and a vibrant community atmosphere. Nearby attractions include the Watercress Line heritage railway. The cathedral city of Winchester is approximately 8 miles away, offering a wider range of amenities and mainline rail services to London Waterloo. Excellent road links provide easy access to the south coast and beyond. **SERVICES
**Mains electricity, gas, water and drainage are connected. **COUNCIL TAX INFORMATION
**Winchester City Council
Council Tax Band: G **DIRECTIONS
**From East Street, in the centre of the town, proceed up Brandy Mount, where Brandy Mount House will be found ahead of you, behind wrought iron gates.