luxury real estate for sale Stockbridge, United Kingdom

Located in the desirable village of Highclere, and within a 10-minute walk from Throngrove School, this detached family home on Tubbs Lane is ideal for families or those looking for generous living space. The home is thoughtfully designed with two reception rooms, a kitchen, dining room, a utility room, W.C. and a study, offering a cosy yet functional environment. Upstairs, there are five bedrooms, a dressing room and two bathrooms.The property boasts a wraparound garden, perfect for outdoor activities or relaxation. A single garage and driveway to accommodate up to five cars, providing convenient off-street parking. The home features oil heating, double glazing, and an EV charging point, all contributing to modern living standards.A Picturesque LocationLocated in Highclere, a picturesque village nestled in the North Wessex Downs. The village is best known as the setting for the iconic Highclere Castle and is situated near the Berkshire border in the Basingstoke and Deane district of Hampshire.While offering a tranquil setting, the property remains close to essential amenities. At the heart of the village is The Highclere Red House, a local pub and deli. For additional conveniences, the neighbouring village of Woolton Hill, just 1.6 miles away, has a Post Office, a convenience store, and The Rampant Cat pub. The surrounding countryside provides beautiful scenery and an abundance of walking trails.The area is well-served by a variety of schools, including St Thomas' CE Infant School, Woolton Hill Junior School, and the exceptional Thorngrove School, which is within walking distance.Excellent ConnectivityEdgewood offers excellent transport links for commuters. It has easy access to the A34, M4 (J13), and the A339 to Basingstoke and the M3. Nearby towns include Newbury (6 miles away), Andover (12 miles away), and Basingstoke (17.5 miles away).Rail connections are also convenient:• Newbury to London Paddington from 40 minutes.• Whitchurch to London Waterloo from 60 minutes.Edgewood balances peaceful village life with the practicality of swift connections, making it an ideal home for those who value both rural calm and accessibility.Quote Reference: 751640Quote Reference: 773709

PROPERTY SUMMARY An excellent opportunity to purchase an outstanding extended and modernised detached family home which provides 2913 sq ft of living space arranged over two floors, set back from the road behind a high hedge with front garden and 86' long driveway leading to a detached garage. The house has been extended to provide versatile living space for the growing family or those requiring space for an elderly relative. The living space comprises: hallway with Juliette balcony over, sitting room, 26' open plan kitchen incorporating the dining and family area with bi-folding doors leading to rear garden, there is also a separate utility room, study, cloakroom and bedroom with en-suite shower room on the ground floor. On the first floor are four double bedrooms, two with en-suite shower rooms and a family bathroom, from the master bedroom are doors leading to a roof top balcony which has far reaching views fields towards the Solent and Isle of Wight in the distance. The village of Titchfield sits at the western side of Fareham and although it is three miles inland from the sea it was an important Medieval market town and port, it is now a conservation area and the streets have many historic buildings with shops, pubs and houses set around a large square. Common Lane is located to the west of the centre of the village opposite West Hill Park School, the other attractions of the area are Titchfield Festival Theatre, Titchfield Mill, the Historic Abbey and having convenient road links nearby to the cities of Portsmouth and Southampton. Offered with no onward chain, double glazing, central heating and a southern facing rear garden, early viewing is strongly recommended in order to appreciate both the accommodation and location on offer.  ENTRANCE Lowered kerb leading to tarmac driveway extending approximately 86' in depth x 14'3 in width, to the left hand side of the property is a pillared brick retaining wall with fencing panelling over, paved hardstanding area to the front of the house with a wide pathway with lawned gardens to either side with borders of shrubs, evergreens and bushes, to the right hand side is a gateway leading to the rear garden, covered porch and main front door with T bar handle and full height frosted glazed panels to either side leading to: OPEN PLAN HALLWAY 19' 7 x 9' 8 increasing to maximum 12'10(5.97m x 2.95m) Feature vaulted ceiling with large skylight window and Juliette balcony over, ceiling spotlights, zoned lighting, balustrade staircase with glazed panels rising to first floor, wood flooring, two radiators, doors to primary rooms, feature display shelving with built-in cupboards to either side, one housing Gledhill hot water cylinder, smoke alarm. BEDROOM 3 13' 0 x 9' 11 (3.96m x 3.02m) Double glazed window to front aspect overlooking garden with radiator under, matching wooden flooring, ceiling spotlights, two built-in cupboards, one housing Vaillant boiler supplying domestic hot water and central heating (not tested), door to: EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM Fully ceramic tiled shower cubicle with sliding panelled door, drench style hood and separate shower attachment, wash hand basin with mixer tap and drawers under, tiled splashback, mirror with automated lighting over, concealed cistern w.c., chrome heated towel rail, double glazed frosted window to side aspect, ceiling spotlights, extractor fan, matching flooring. CLOAKROOM Concealed cistern w.c. with shelf over, wash hand basin with mixer tap and drawers under, double glazed frosted window to side aspect, extractor fan, ceiling spotlights, chrome heated towel rail, recessed storage area, matching flooring. STUDY 11' 11 x 9' 11 (3.63m x 3.02m) Twin double glazed doors leading to rear garden with far reaching views towards the Solent and Isle of Wight in the distance, ceiling spotlights, radiator, matching flooring.  SITTING ROOM 18' 11 x 12' 10 (5.77m x 3.91m) Double glazed window to front aspect with radiator under, ceiling pelmet lighting, twin Crittle style black doors leading to kitchen/family room, matching flooring, tall double glazed etched window to side aspect, central media wall with wiring and recess for T.V. with glass fronted radiator under, to the left hand side is a range of shelving with power points. KITCHEN / DINING / FAMILY ROOM 24' 2 maximum, decreasing to 14'1 x 26' 10 decreasing to 17'2 (7.37m x 8.18m) Full height double glazed etched glass window to side aspect, twin Crittle style doors to sitting room, matching door to hallway, radiator, matching flooring, door to utility room.Kitchen: Comprehensive range of dark grey fronted tall soft close units and granite work surface, breakfast cupbaord with pull-out cupboards below, work surface and space for kettle, microwave, eye-level Neff oven with slide away door and cupboards over and under, second Neff oven with hot plate under, tall integrated fridge and freezer with matching doors, further cupboard with pull-out shelving, range of shelving, pan drawers, integrated dishwasher with matching door, pull-out bin drawer, inset sink with Quooker tap and drainer to one side, bi-folding double glazed windows over, high ceiling with spotlights, smoke alarm, central island with matching granite surface, inset Neff hob with central extractor fan, range of pan drawers under and breakfast bar to one side. Dining / Family Room: Low level media wall with low level cupboards, radiator, matching flooring, sloping roof with four skylight windows with blinds, bi-folding doors leading tor rear garden and decked area with far reaching views over woodland, fields and towards the Solent and Isle of Wight beyond.  UTILITY ROOM 8' 11 x 8' 6 (2.72m x 2.59m) Range of tall storage cupboards and high level storage cupboards, work surface, plumbing for washing machine, space for tumble dryer, sink unit with mixer tap, glazed panelled door leading to kitchen, radiator, ceiling spotlights, extractor fan, matching flooring. FIRST FLOOR Landing with Juliette balcony with glazed panels overlooking hallway, high ceiling with spotlights, radiator, doors to primary rooms, large skylight window. BEDROOM 2 12' 10 x 10' 5 increasing to maximum 15'7 for door opening (3.91m x 3.18m) High vaulted ceiling with central lights, double glazed window to front aspect overlooking West Hill Park school grounds, radiator, zoned lighting, door to: EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM Fully ceramic tiled shower cubicle with drench style hood and separate shower attachment, sliding door and shelf to one side, wash hand basin with drawer under, mirror with automated lighting over, concealed cistern w.c., heated towel rail, extractor fan, circular natural light tunnel, ceiling spotlights. BEDROOM 1 16' 9 x 15' 6 (5.11m x 4.72m) Feature vaulted ceiling with spotlights to one end, radiator, sliding door leading to en-suite, twin double glazed door with window to one side leading to roof terrace with outstanding views over paddocks with far reaching views towards the Solent and Isle of Wight in the distance. EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM Large shower cubicle with drench style hood, separate shower attachment and sliding panelled door and shelf to one end, wood effect flooring, twin sinks with drawers under, mirror with automated lighting over, tiled splashback, concealed cistern w.c., heated towel rail, high level double glazed windows to rear aspect with matching views. BEDROOM 5 12' 8 x 9' 11 (3.86m x 3.02m) Feature vaulted ceiling and central light, double glazed window to front aspect overlooking West Hill Park school grounds, radiator. FAMILY BATHROOM White suite comprising: double ended panelled bath with central mixer tap and shelving to one end, tiled surrounds, concealed cistern w.c., corner shower cubicle with drench style hood and separate shower attachment, wash hand basin with drawer under, mirror with automated lighting over, heated towel rail, natural light tunnel, ceiling spotlights, extractor fan.  BEDROOM 4 14' 3 x 8' 7 increasing to maximum 10'8 (4.34m x 2.62m) Double glazed window to rear aspect with views over paddocks with far reaching views towards the Solent and Isle of Wight in the distance, radiator, ceiling spotlights. OUTSIDE To the rear is a lawned garden enclosed by mature hedges and bushes, raised composite decked area. GARAGE 20' 0 x 11' 10 (6.1m x 3.61m) Up and over door, access to loft storage space, separate consumer box, power points, fluorescent tube lighting, to one end is an opening leading to: STUDY / HOME OFFICE AREA 8' 1 x 6' 0 (2.46m x 1.83m) Double glazed window to rear aspect overlooking garden and far reaching views, double glazed door, power points. AGENTS NOTES Council Tax Band F – Fareham Borough Council Broadband – ADSL/FTTC/FTTP Fibre Checker (openreach.com) Flood Risk – Refer to - (GOV.UK (check-long-term-flood-risk.service.gov.uk) AML Checks - By Law and in compliance with HMRC regulations, all agents are required to carry out Anti-Money Laundering (AML) checks on any buyer(s) who submit a successful offer. A non-refundable administration fee of £60 inc. VAT to cover these costs is payable by the buyer(s) before the sales transaction can be progressed.

PROPERTY SUMMARY An excellent opportunity to purchase an outstanding extended and modernised detached family home which provides 2913 sq ft of living space arranged over two floors, set back from the road behind a high hedge with front garden and 86' long driveway leading to a detached garage. The house has been extended to provide versatile living space for the growing family or those requiring space for an elderly relative. The living space comprises: hallway with Juliette balcony over, sitting room, 26' open plan kitchen incorporating the dining and family area with bi-folding doors leading to rear garden, there is also a separate utility room, study, cloakroom and bedroom with en-suite shower room on the ground floor. On the first floor are four double bedrooms, two with en-suite shower rooms and a family bathroom, from the master bedroom are doors leading to a roof top balcony which has far reaching views fields towards the Solent and Isle of Wight in the distance. The village of Titchfield sits at the western side of Fareham and although it is three miles inland from the sea it was an important Medieval market town and port, it is now a conservation area and the streets have many historic buildings with shops, pubs and houses set around a large square. Common Lane is located to the west of the centre of the village opposite West Hill Park School, the other attractions of the area are Titchfield Festival Theatre, Titchfield Mill, the Historic Abbey and having convenient road links nearby to the cities of Portsmouth and Southampton. Offered with no onward chain, double glazing, central heating and a southern facing rear garden, early viewing is strongly recommended in order to appreciate both the accommodation and location on offer.  ENTRANCE Lowered kerb leading to tarmac driveway extending approximately 86' in depth x 14'3 in width, to the left hand side of the property is a pillared brick retaining wall with fencing panelling over, paved hardstanding area to the front of the house with a wide pathway with lawned gardens to either side with borders of shrubs, evergreens and bushes, to the right hand side is a gateway leading to the rear garden, covered porch and main front door with T bar handle and full height frosted glazed panels to either side leading to: OPEN PLAN HALLWAY 19' 7 x 9' 8 increasing to maximum 12'10(5.97m x 2.95m) Feature vaulted ceiling with large skylight window and Juliette balcony over, ceiling spotlights, zoned lighting, balustrade staircase with glazed panels rising to first floor, wood flooring, two radiators, doors to primary rooms, feature display shelving with built-in cupboards to either side, one housing Gledhill hot water cylinder, smoke alarm. BEDROOM 3 13' 0 x 9' 11 (3.96m x 3.02m) Double glazed window to front aspect overlooking garden with radiator under, matching wooden flooring, ceiling spotlights, two built-in cupboards, one housing Vaillant boiler supplying domestic hot water and central heating (not tested), door to: EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM Fully ceramic tiled shower cubicle with sliding panelled door, drench style hood and separate shower attachment, wash hand basin with mixer tap and drawers under, tiled splashback, mirror with automated lighting over, concealed cistern w.c., chrome heated towel rail, double glazed frosted window to side aspect, ceiling spotlights, extractor fan, matching flooring. CLOAKROOM Concealed cistern w.c. with shelf over, wash hand basin with mixer tap and drawers under, double glazed frosted window to side aspect, extractor fan, ceiling spotlights, chrome heated towel rail, recessed storage area, matching flooring. STUDY 11' 11 x 9' 11 (3.63m x 3.02m) Twin double glazed doors leading to rear garden with far reaching views towards the Solent and Isle of Wight in the distance, ceiling spotlights, radiator, matching flooring.  SITTING ROOM 18' 11 x 12' 10 (5.77m x 3.91m) Double glazed window to front aspect with radiator under, ceiling pelmet lighting, twin Crittle style black doors leading to kitchen/family room, matching flooring, tall double glazed etched window to side aspect, central media wall with wiring and recess for T.V. with glass fronted radiator under, to the left hand side is a range of shelving with power points. KITCHEN / DINING / FAMILY ROOM 24' 2 maximum, decreasing to 14'1 x 26' 10 decreasing to 17'2 (7.37m x 8.18m) Full height double glazed etched glass window to side aspect, twin Crittle style doors to sitting room, matching door to hallway, radiator, matching flooring, door to utility room.Kitchen: Comprehensive range of dark grey fronted tall soft close units and granite work surface, breakfast cupbaord with pull-out cupboards below, work surface and space for kettle, microwave, eye-level Neff oven with slide away door and cupboards over and under, second Neff oven with hot plate under, tall integrated fridge and freezer with matching doors, further cupboard with pull-out shelving, range of shelving, pan drawers, integrated dishwasher with matching door, pull-out bin drawer, inset sink with Quooker tap and drainer to one side, bi-folding double glazed windows over, high ceiling with spotlights, smoke alarm, central island with matching granite surface, inset Neff hob with central extractor fan, range of pan drawers under and breakfast bar to one side. Dining / Family Room: Low level media wall with low level cupboards, radiator, matching flooring, sloping roof with four skylight windows with blinds, bi-folding doors leading tor rear garden and decked area with far reaching views over woodland, fields and towards the Solent and Isle of Wight beyond.  UTILITY ROOM 8' 11 x 8' 6 (2.72m x 2.59m) Range of tall storage cupboards and high level storage cupboards, work surface, plumbing for washing machine, space for tumble dryer, sink unit with mixer tap, glazed panelled door leading to kitchen, radiator, ceiling spotlights, extractor fan, matching flooring. FIRST FLOOR Landing with Juliette balcony with glazed panels overlooking hallway, high ceiling with spotlights, radiator, doors to primary rooms, large skylight window. BEDROOM 2 12' 10 x 10' 5 increasing to maximum 15'7 for door opening (3.91m x 3.18m) High vaulted ceiling with central lights, double glazed window to front aspect overlooking West Hill Park school grounds, radiator, zoned lighting, door to: EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM Fully ceramic tiled shower cubicle with drench style hood and separate shower attachment, sliding door and shelf to one side, wash hand basin with drawer under, mirror with automated lighting over, concealed cistern w.c., heated towel rail, extractor fan, circular natural light tunnel, ceiling spotlights. BEDROOM 1 16' 9 x 15' 6 (5.11m x 4.72m) Feature vaulted ceiling with spotlights to one end, radiator, sliding door leading to en-suite, twin double glazed door with window to one side leading to roof terrace with outstanding views over paddocks with far reaching views towards the Solent and Isle of Wight in the distance. EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM Large shower cubicle with drench style hood, separate shower attachment and sliding panelled door and shelf to one end, wood effect flooring, twin sinks with drawers under, mirror with automated lighting over, tiled splashback, concealed cistern w.c., heated towel rail, high level double glazed windows to rear aspect with matching views. BEDROOM 5 12' 8 x 9' 11 (3.86m x 3.02m) Feature vaulted ceiling and central light, double glazed window to front aspect overlooking West Hill Park school grounds, radiator. FAMILY BATHROOM White suite comprising: double ended panelled bath with central mixer tap and shelving to one end, tiled surrounds, concealed cistern w.c., corner shower cubicle with drench style hood and separate shower attachment, wash hand basin with drawer under, mirror with automated lighting over, heated towel rail, natural light tunnel, ceiling spotlights, extractor fan.  BEDROOM 4 14' 3 x 8' 7 increasing to maximum 10'8 (4.34m x 2.62m) Double glazed window to rear aspect with views over paddocks with far reaching views towards the Solent and Isle of Wight in the distance, radiator, ceiling spotlights. OUTSIDE To the rear is a lawned garden enclosed by mature hedges and bushes, raised composite decked area. GARAGE 20' 0 x 11' 10 (6.1m x 3.61m) Up and over door, access to loft storage space, separate consumer box, power points, fluorescent tube lighting, to one end is an opening leading to: STUDY / HOME OFFICE AREA 8' 1 x 6' 0 (2.46m x 1.83m) Double glazed window to rear aspect overlooking garden and far reaching views, double glazed door, power points. AGENTS NOTES Council Tax Band F – Fareham Borough Council Broadband – ADSL/FTTC/FTTP Fibre Checker (openreach.com) Flood Risk – Refer to - (GOV.UK (check-long-term-flood-risk.service.gov.uk) AML Checks - By Law and in compliance with HMRC regulations, all agents are required to carry out Anti-Money Laundering (AML) checks on any buyer(s) who submit a successful offer. A non-refundable administration fee of £60 inc. VAT to cover these costs is payable by the buyer(s) before the sales transaction can be progressed.

Meonshore House is a beautifully maintained and modernised Edwardian home built in 1925 which has been sympathetically improved to cater for a modern lifestyle, and yet, has retained many of the period features associated with the Edwardian era. The coastal location is quite simply breathtaking with uninterrupted 180 degree views across the Solent towards Ryde and Cowes on the Isle of Wight and further west down towards Hurst Castle and also into Southampton Water. The view is never the same as the light is constantly changing creating a variety of cloud formations and amazing sunsets. In the foreground is the Bramble Bank, notorious amongst local boaters as a hazard, but also well known for an annual cricket match held in the summer on the bank at low water between the Island Sailing Club in Cowes and the Royal Southern Yacht Club in Hamble. Access to Hill Head and a short walk to Meon Shore is across Cliff Road down a flight of steps and is very popular with all forms of water sports from Paddle Boarding and Kayaking to Kite Surfing, Wing Foiling and everything in between. There is also the occasional sight and sound of a Spitfire based at Solent Airport that operates scenic flights around the Isle of Wight. If you are looking for a less energetic pastime there is Titchfield Haven Nature Reserve 5 minutes walk from the house which is home to a very diverse variety of native and migratory birds that include Oyster Catchers, Marsh Harriers, Egrets and Brent Geese. Access to marinas in Portsmouth Harbour and the River Hamble are both within easy reach by car. Hill Head is an exclusive and popular location home to the Hill Head Sailing Club and a small picturesque harbour that dries out at low water into which the River Meon, a well known Hampshire chalk stream, flows into the sea at this point. There is also a popular cafe and the Osbourne View, a very popular beach front pub, which was destroyed by fire in February 2024 is to be rebuilt in a modern contemporary style with a beach bar and more formal dining areas at street level all with views across the Solent. Stubbington Village is 1.5 miles away with a wide range of amenities including a small supermarket, greengrocers, bakery, coffee shops and hairdressers. There is also a pharmacy, a library and a medical centre. The historic village of Titchfield with its 7th century church, the oldest in Hampshire, the ruins of Titchfield Abbey and the Great Barn where it is thought that William Shakespeare first performed Twelfth Night is a delightful place to visit just 2.3 miles away. The accommodation which has been beautifully maintained and modernised has retained many of the original features associated with the Edwardian era such as the black and white tiled floor in the entrance hall, the internal doors to most rooms and the stairs that lead to the first floor. There is the addition of a porch at the front of the house that leads into the entrance hall which, in turn, gives access to a spacious sitting room that has a large bay window with views out to the Solent and through which the afternoon and evening sun streams and a very efficient Chesneys log burner for cosy winter evenings. To the other side of the hall is another reception room currently used as a study with identical views to the sitting room and which has a cast iron gas coal effect fire in an oak surround with a granite hearth. There are high quality hand built oak bookshelves incorporating storage cupboards to each chimney recess with a matching built in crescent shaped desk and cabinet. To the rear of the house there is a separate utility room housing a Bosch washing machine, Zanussi tumble drier and stainless steel sink unit and storage cupboards. A very comfortable open plan family living area that includes a luxury fully fitted kitchen installed in 2017 with Shaker style units and solid oak worktops, a double butler’s sink, a walk-in pantry with automatic lighting and a large breakfast bar. Kitchen appliances include a 5 ring gas Rangemaster 100 cooker, Bosch dishwasher and built in fridge. The dining area overlooks the beautifully landscaped rear garden and leads into the cinema room that has a large wall mounted screen (measuring 92 ins on the diagonal), a ceiling mounted Optima projector and surround sound (all available by separate negotiation) ideal for family film nights. Bi-fold doors lead from the kitchen into an impressive Amdega garden room also with views over the beautifully landscaped gardens. There is a cloakroom housing a Worcester Greenstar boiler, serviced annually with multi zoned Hive system for central heating and water and a water softener. Texecom multi-zone burglar alarm with remote access. On the first floor there are three double bedrooms, all featuring the original Edwardian cast iron fireplaces; the master bedroom benefits from fitted wardrobes and fitted dressing table together with luxury ensuite shower room fitted in 2019. A further guest bathroom also fitted in 2019 serves the 2 other guest bedrooms which also have adjoining dressing rooms with restricted ceiling height but which could easily be converted to ensuite facilities. The spacious landing features a picture window framing the waterside view and which would provide space to create another staircase giving access to the large roof space where a studio or similar could be created with a large apex window looking out to sea. The suggested alterations would all be subject to the necessary Planning and Building Regulations consent. Outside to the rear of the property is an enclosed and professionally landscaped garden that mixes the formality of well stocked herbaceous borders with the informality of a woodland area which contains a variety of specimen trees that include Himalayan Birch, Bay, Holly and Chestnut trees. There are terraced areas for entertaining and brick pathways that provide access to all areas of the garden including to an attractive cedar hexagonal summer house with power and light and an ornamental pond with a water feature, as well as an aluminium greenhouse and large timber garden tool shed constructed in 2023. To the front there is an integral single garage with electric roller shutter door and door into the house. The driveway is bricked paved featuring a compass rose and with ample parking for 4/5 cars and/or a small boat with space to turn and exit forwards onto Cliff Road. There is a small shrubbery and it is all enclosed by an ornamental brick wall and 5 bar gate. There is pedestrian access to the rear garden via both sides of the house. If you have a love of the sea there will not be a better opportunity to buy a home in such an enviable position so close to beaches and all that they have to offer. Notes: The Cinema Room was previously an annex that still retains all the plumbing and electrics so it could easily be returned to that use or converted to a Guest Bedroom Suite with an ensuite bathroom. The adjoining property, No 14 Cliff Road, was demolished earlier in 2024 and is being rebuilt with completion anticipated in April 2025. Plans of the design are available on request. Location: Gosport Marinas - 6.8 miles Gun Wharf Quays via Gosport Ferry - 6.4 miles Portsmouth Cross Channel Ferry Terminal - 12 miles Hamble - 12 miles Southampton Airport Parkway - 14 miles Southampton Airport - 15 miles Solent Airport (Private Aircraft) - 2.6 miles M27 J9 - 6.3 miles Titchfield - 2.3 miles Prep Schools: Boundary Oak Wickham West Hill Park Titchfield Meon Cross Stubbington Public Schools: Portsmouth Grammar Churchers Petersfield King Edward VI Southampton St Swithuns Winchester Primary Schools: Crofton Hammond Infant and Junior Stubbington Secondary Schools: Crofton School Stubbington For more information and an appointment to view please contact David Brierley at By Design on 07464 679875 or [email protected] Disclaimer All measurements are approximate and quoted in imperial and for general guidance only and whilst every attempt has been made to ensure accuracy, they must not be relied on.The fixtures, fittings and appliances referred to have not been tested and therefore no guarantee can be given that they are in working order. Internal photographs are reproduced for general information and it must not be inferred that any item shown is included with the property. Whilst we carry out our due diligence on a property before it is launched to the market and we endeavour to provide accurate information, buyers are advised to conduct their own due diligence. Our information is presented to the best of our knowledge and should not solely be relied upon when making purchasing decisions. The responsibility for verifying aspects such as flood risk, easements, covenants and other property related details rests with the buyer.

PROPERTY SUMMARY Pitt Hill is a detached family home which is situated within the South Downs National Park at the top of the hill with outstanding panoramic views on all aspects, it is set back from the road on a plot extending 1.62 acres with outbuildings extending 1378 sq ft incorporating stabling, garaging, storeroom and a pool room. The house itself provides 3142 sq ft of living space with six reception rooms, a large hallway, shower room, boot room and 17' kitchen on the ground floor with four double bedrooms, two with en-suites, a separate dressing room and feature family bathroom on the first floor. Situated approximately 1.1 miles to the north of the village of Denmead and approximately 11 miles south of Petersfield with its commutable road and rail links via the A3(M) and mainline to London Waterloo. Denmead has a vibrant community with two schools, Denmead Infant and Junior Schools, a community centre, King George's recreation grounds, where the village cricket, football, tennis and bowls clubs are all based. Approximately 1.8 miles north of Pitt Hill is the historic village of Hambledon, best known as 'The Cradle of Cricket' which has one of the oldest cricket clubs known, which was formed in the 1750's. Early internal viewing of this impressive detached home is strongly recommended in order to appreciate both the accommodation and location on offer.  ENTRANCE Brick pillared gateway leading to tarmac driveway to central circular turning area and parking, to the left hand side of the driveway are soldier railings and pedestrian gate to paved forecourt/frontage with brick inlay and borders leading to lawned garden, (the main front door can be found at the rear of the house with further parking), main front door with stained glass frosted panels opening to: HALLWAY 17' 3 x 13' 6 (5.26m x 4.11m) Original polished parquet floorboards, double glazed window to rear aspect with outstanding views over fields and woodland beyond, Scandinavian Jotul log burner, radiators, entry phone system, doors to primary rooms, balustrade staircase rising to first floor, large understairs storage cupboard, door to walk-in cloaks cupboard, controls for central heating, ceiling coving and spotlights. SHOWER ROOM Fully ceramic tiled to floor and walls, corner shower cubicle with curved doors and Triton shower, close coupled w.c., wash hand basin with cupboard under, mirror, heated towel rail, underfloor heating, double glazed frosted window to rear aspect, ceiling spotlights and coving.  STUDY 12' 10 x 10' 4 (3.91m x 3.15m) Double glazed window to rear aspect with outstanding views over fields and woodland beyond, double radiator, stripped and polished floorboards, ceiling coving. SITTING ROOM 20' 7 x 19' 3 into bay window (6.27m x 5.87m) Double glazed square bay window to front aspect overlooking driveway and garden with low sill and seating under, two radiators, double glazed door to front aspect, central chimney breast with log burner and built-in cupboards and shelving to either side, wall lights, ceiling coving, double doors leading to: DINING ROOM 11' 8 x 10' 5 (3.56m x 3.18m) Glazed panelling to one wall, light oak flooring, radiator, dimmer switch, double doors leading to sitting room, door to kitchen, tri-folding double glazed doors leading to conservatory. OPEN PLAN KITCHEN INC. BREAKFAST ROOM 17' 10 x 11' 11 increasing to 18'3 maximum (5.44m x 3.63m) Comprehensive range of matching wall and floor units, roll top work surface, built-in oven, ceramic tiled surrounds, space for American style fridge/freezer, door to utility room, vinyl flooring, door to dining room, square opening to breakfast room. Further range of matching wall and floor units with roll top work surface, inset double bowl stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap, double glazed window to side aspect overlooking garden and paddock, Bosch integrated dishwasher with matching door, range of drawer units, space for free-standing rangemaster electric oven, pelmet lighting, dresser style unit with glazed panelled doors to upper section and drawers under, peninsular unit with storage under and drawers to one side, matching flooring, ceiling spotlights and coving, large built-in larder with range of shelving, door to living room, radiator.  BREAKFAST ROOM 11' 11 x 8' 7 (3.63m x 2.62m) Ceramic tiled flooring, twin double glazed doors with full height windows to either side leading to front garden, radiator, ceiling coving and spotlights, twin double glazed doors leading to: CONSERVATORY 11' 0 x 10' 8 (3.35m x 3.25m) Glass roof, low brick wall with tiled sills and double glazed windows on three aspects overlooking front garden, tri-folding doors to dining room, radiator, tiled flooring. LIVING ROOM 11' 11 x 8' 10 (3.63m x 2.69m) Dual aspect double glazed windows to front and side aspects overlooking garden and paddock with far reaching views in both directions, radiator, ceiling coving. UTILITY ROOM 11' 7 x 8' 11 (3.53m x 2.72m) Space for tall fridge/freezer, tall larder style unit, ceiling coving, part-glazed panelled door leading to boot room, range of wall and floor units with roll top work surface, inset 1½ bowl stainless steel sink unit, free standing boiler supplying domestic hot water and central heating (not tested), double glazed window to side aspect, space for washing machine and tumble dryer. BOOT ROOM / REAR LOBBY Glazed panelled door to outside, radiator, double glazed window to side aspect, ceiling coving, large double doored built-in cupboard housing controls for solar panels and battery storage for solar power, electric consumer box and shelving. FIRST FLOOR Split-level landing with stairs leading to primary landing, large double glazed window to rear aspect with outstanding views over woodland and farmland beyond. LANDING 17' 2 x 13' 5 (5.23m x 4.09m) Primary area, double glazed window to rear aspect with matching views, radiator, ceiling coving and spotlights, doors to primary rooms, recessed opening leading to large built-in louvre doored airing cupboard with shelving and controls for device allowing excess solar power to heat water, pump for all power showers.  FEATURE FAMILY BATHROOM 11' 7 x 8' 11 (3.53m x 2.72m) Claw footed free standing double ended bath with telephone style mixer tap and shower attachment, corner shower cubicle with drench style hood, separate shower attachment and sliding panelled door, double glazed window to rear aspect, low level w.c., chrome heated towel rail, wash hand basin with cupboards under, shaver point with light over, roll top radiator. PRIMARY BEDROOM SUITE Arranged as two separate areas.  DRESSING ROOM 17' 10 decreasing to 7'5 x 12' 0 (5.44m x 3.66m) L shaped, waterproof laminate flooring, radiator, twin rectangular wash hand basins with cupboards, shelving and drawers under, mirror with automated lighting over, access to loft space, arched opening leading to bedroom, comprehensive range of floor to ceiling built-in wardrobes to two walls with hanging space, shelving and drawers under, window to side aspect overlooking garden and paddock, ceiling coving and spotlights, door to: EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM Double glazed window to side aspect overlooking garden, chrome heated towel rail, concealed cistern w.c., rectangular wash hand basin with mixer tap and cupboards under, large shower cubicle with drench style hood and separate shower attachment, matching flooring. BEDROOM 1 17' 10 x 11' 11 (5.44m x 3.63m) Twin double glazed windows to front aspect with outstanding views over paddock, farmland and woodland beyond, two radiators, ceiling coving. BEDROOM 4 12' 0 x 10' 5 (3.66m x 3.18m) Range of built-in floor to ceiling wardrobes to two walls with hanging space and shelving, double glazed window to front aspect with matching views, radiator. BEDROOM 2 15' 0 x 12' 10 (4.57m x 3.91m) Double glazed window to front aspect with matching views over paddock, garden and woodland beyond, radiator, ceiling coving, door to: EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM 11' 10 x 6' 4 (3.61m x 1.93m) Corner shower cubicle with panelled door, fully ceramic tiled to walls, low level w.c., pedestal wash hand basin, radiator, double glazed window to front aspect, vanity unit with cupboards and drawers under. BEDROOM 3 12' 10 x 10' 4 (3.91m x 3.15m) Double glazed window to rear aspect overlooking fields and woodland beyond, radiator, corner oval wash hand basin with cupboard under and tiled splashback, textured ceiling with coving. GARAGE 21' 0 x 20' 0 (6.4m x 6.1m) Not including further storage area measuring 11'6 x 5'5 power panel, pump and heating machinery for the pool, window to side aspect, remote control up and over doors, side pedestrian door, lighting and power. POOL ROOM 18' 8 x 11' 4 (5.69m x 3.45m) Endless pool (14'0 x 8'0), ceramic tiled surrounds, tiled flooring, raised area to one end, double glazed windows to side aspect with outstanding views over fields and woodland beyond, pitched roof with spotlights, to one end of the building, which was formerly two stables is a large workshop/store measuring 11'4 x 6'6 with tiled flooring, window to side aspect, internal borrowed light window with panelled wall. OUTSIDE The whole garden extends to 1.62 acres. To the side of the house is a lowered crazy paved patio with steps up to raised terrace leading to front of house and lawned garden, behind the garage is a further storage area with oil tank and outside cold water butt, lighting and power, greenhouse, paddock with fruit trees, vegetable patch, the garden is fenced off from the paddock with stable style fencing and small pond, to the edge of the garden on the boundary is a: STABLE BLOCK 23' 4 x 15' 0 (7.11m x 4.57m) Main open stabling to the front.  STABLE 1 14' 1 x 9' 7 (4.29m x 2.92m)  STABLE 2 14' 1 x 9' 7 (4.29m x 2.92m)  FIELD Fifteen solar panels, the field is enclosed by hedges and fencing on all sides with separate fenced off solar panelled area and farm gate, small pond with power, heating and seating pod closed on three aspects with windows open to the fourth with central bench and matching seats.  AGENTS NOTES Council Tax Band G – Winchester City Council Broadband – ADSL/FTTC Fibre Checker (openreach.com) Flood Risk – Refer to - (GOV.UK (check-long-term-flood-risk.service.gov.uk) Septic Tank - Emptied January 2026 - Recommended to be carried out once a year AML Checks - By Law and in compliance with HMRC regulations, all agents are required to carry out Anti-Money Laundering (AML) checks on any buyer(s) who submit a successful offer. A non-refundable administration fee of £60 inc. VAT to cover these costs is payable by the buyer(s) before the sales transaction can be progressed.

Fine & Country are delighted to present Old Camps, offering spectacular views towards Watership Down, this spacious, light-filled modern home features award-winning gardens and a separate 2-bedroom annexe. Old Camps also benefits from impressive energy efficiency, with the highest possible A rating.Seller Insight: What is your favourite room in the house and why?Downstairs - it has to be the dining room. Sitting under the double height atrium sky light is stunning. Even on the darkest of winter's days, the space always feels light, warm and airy.Upstairs - it has to be the master bedroom suite. A luxurious wet room, well-appointed dressing room and a master bedroom with sweeping views over the countryside and Watership Down. There is also access to the large balcony, to soak up the sunshine or to enjoy your breakfast.Who do you think will be the ideal new owner?The next owners could be a family who need multi-generational accommodation. The large, open plan and contemporary annexe provides luxurious living space for parents or children. The annexe can also house support staff if required.What do you love most and why?The contemporary design and intimate character of the house are one of the reasons we love our house. The integration between inside and outside living is sumptuous, with the courtyard garden providing a flexible entertaining space from early spring till late autumn. The views from upstairs are sensational, but when downstairs, the feeling of intimacy and privacy abounds.Garage space for 4 cars, a large workshop, well-appointed home office/studio provide flexible living.What do you love about the local community?The warm and welcoming community is very active, with villagers gathering for regular social events, at the coffee shop or with the surrounding villages of Kingsclere or Ashford Hill.How easy is it to commute from here?There is a regular bus service to Newbury or Basingstoke with direct trains to London Paddington or Waterloo in approx. 45 minutes. The local station at Thatcham is only a 7-minute drive.What made you choose this property over others?We purchased the property because of the stunning location.Accommodation Summary:Ground Floor: As you enter through the main door, the central atrium at Old Camps is flooded with natural light from the expansive roof lantern above. The atrium houses the dining area, which in turn leads to a snug seating area with log burner and through to the kitchen and utility via double doors. Beneath the limestone tiling is underfloor heating. The sitting room, with log burner, enjoys views over and access to the decked terrace and access through to what is currently a home office but is a very versatile space. A separate study and WC complete the ground floor.First Floor:An open staircase leads from the central atrium up to the galleried landing, again flooded with natural light. The layout allows excellent separation between bedrooms. The principal bedroom suite enjoys the best views of the house, with floor to ceiling windows and access to the roof terrace. In addition to the generous en-suite, there's a well-appointed dressing room. 4 further bedrooms and a family bathroom complete the first floor.Annexe:With a separate entrance and double garage, the self-contained annexe offers a great space for multi-generational living. With 2 bedrooms (one with ensuite), and WC on the ground floor, this makes way for a superb open-plan living room/kitchen on the first floor, with a feature log burner as a central focal point.Outbuildings:In addition to the garage with the annexe, there's a further double garage for the main house, which houses the Tesla power walls and gateway devices. This leads through to workshop space, ideal for a variety of uses including storage. Also, to be found in the grounds are a greenhouse and barn.Outside: The multi-award-winning garden has been landscaped by the current owner, and features a superb courtyard off the main house, a decked patio area with steps leading down to the formal gardens and productive fruit and vegetable area. In total the plot size is approximately 1.08 acres.Location and Setting:Perched on the historic grounds of a former Roman encampment, Old Camps enjoys a truly exceptional setting with far-reaching views across the rolling landscape of Hannington and the North Downs. This elevated position not only offers a rich sense of heritage, but also captures the timeless beauty of the surrounding Hampshire countryside.Nestled within a peaceful and picturesque village, the property is part of a close-knit rural community centred around a traditional village shop and Post Office, along with a charming parish church. The area is characterised by its tranquillity, natural beauty, and easy access to miles of unspoilt footpaths and bridleways—ideal for walking, riding, and enjoying the outdoors. Old Camps is perfectly placed for families seeking proximity to leading independent schools. Cheam School is just one mile away, while Elstree, Thorngrove, Bradfield College, Downe House, and St Gabriel's are all within easy reach, making this an ideal base for both prep and senior education. Despite its rural charm, the property benefits from excellent connectivity. The A339 links swiftly to the M3, while the A34 provides direct access to the M4, ensuring effortless travel by road. Rail connections are equally convenient, with regular fast services from Basingstoke to London Waterloo, and from Newbury and Thatcham to London Paddington.Just three miles away lies the popular village of Kingsclere, offering a selection of local amenities including a doctors' surgery, dentist, and traditional public houses. For a wider range of services, the bustling market towns of Basingstoke and Newbury are both within easy driving distance.Old Camps combines heritage, privacy, and connectivity in a setting that is both rare and remarkable—a truly special place to call home.Additional information and services:Mains water, electricity and drainage Air source heat pump Solar Panels 14.2kwh Solar Panels (Main House) 6.4 kwh Solar Panels (Annexe) X 2 Intelligent EV Chargers X 2 Tesla Powerwall 2 (26kwh) 3 Phase Electricity Supply to the main house and annexeLocal Authority: Basingstoke & Deane Band DWhat3Words: ///modifies.solar.policies

Located in the desirable Hampshire area of Baughurst, this spacious five bedroom, three bathroom detached home offers an ideal setting for family living, combining generous accommodation with a beautiful countryside outlook.The heart of the home is a charming eat-in kitchen, providing a warm and sociable space for everyday family life. With two large sitting rooms, there’s plenty of space to create both a more formal area as well as a comfortable snug or playroom for everyday living. Upstairs, the property features five well-proportioned bedrooms, served by three bathrooms, ensuring both comfort and practicality for a growing family.Further benefits include a substantial utility room, a gym area, and a garage providing useful storage space.One of the highlights of this home is the garden. The garden is a wonderful size, thoughtfully maintained and has a stunning outlook across a neighbouring vineyard, creating a peaceful and picturesque setting that is perfect for outdoor dining, entertaining, or simply unwinding.This is a fantastic opportunity to acquire a family home in a sought-after village location, close to some very popular schools and excellent rail transport into London, ideal for daily commuters.Quote Reference: 773721

Fine & Country are delighted to present Wharf House. A rare opportunity to acquire an exceptionally handsome Georgian 4 bedroom canal side home, just south of Marlborough, with wonderful interiors and superb views.Seller Insight: What is your favourite room of the house and why?The dining room has always been our favourite space. It feels wonderfully elegant and light, with dual aspect sash windows, high ceilings and beautiful original details including period shutters, wide floorboards and the fireplace. It's a room that lends itself perfectly to entertaining, from relaxed family meals to hosting friends, and has a real sense of occasion without ever feeling formal. Sitting at the table overlooking the canal and the original wharf crane is very special — it's a view that never gets old. Who do you think would be the next ideal owner?A family would absolutely thrive here. It's a very safe, welcoming setting with plenty of space to explore both inside and out, and there's a genuine sense of community on the wharf. Our daughter has grown up surrounded by friends and is genuinely heartbroken to be leaving — from Easter egg hunts and impromptu cricket matches to summer barbecues and time spent on the canal paddleboarding and rowing, it's been an idyllic place for her to grow up. What do you love most about the house and why?The combination of character, light and setting. The original period features have been beautifully preserved, the rooms are generously proportioned, and the large sash windows flood the house with natural light. The location is exceptional — with the canal at the front, open fields behind and Savernake Forest literally on the doorstep, it feels wonderfully connected to nature while still being incredibly well placed for day-to-day life. What do you love about the local community?There's a real sense of balance here between countryside living and community life. The surrounding area is perfect for walking, running and exploring, while Marlborough — just four miles away — offers a vibrant market town atmosphere with independent shops, cafés and restaurants. Our daughter attends Bedwyn Primary School, only ten minutes away, which has an Outstanding OFSTED rating and a lovely, nurturing feel. The wharf community itself is something very special, with children ranging from toddlers to young adults who have grown up together. How easy is it to commute from here?Commuting is very straightforward. Bedwyn and Pewsey stations are both around a ten-minute drive away, with free parking at Bedwyn, and offer direct trains to London Paddington in around an hour. Road links are also excellent, with the M4 easily accessible in around 15/20 minutes. What made you choose this property over others that were available at the time? It was the combination of space, period features and location that immediately set it apart. The size and layout worked perfectly for family life, the architectural character was exceptional and rare for the area, and the practicalities — including an easy London commute and proximity to Marlborough — made it an ideal long-term home.SummaryInternal Accommodation:Believed to have been constructed c1830, the Georgian proportions and double-fronted layout of the grade II listed Wharf House provides square rooms with excellent ceiling height.   All spaces have been wonderfully renovated, and offer light filled accommodation thanks to the large sash windows. A family room, sitting room and dining room are to the front of the house on the ground floor, with the kitchen, utility, boot room and home office to the rear. To the first floor are 3 generous double bedrooms, the principal suit benefitting from ensuite shower room and built-in wardrobes. A well-appointed family bathroom and 2nd floor bedroom complete the upstairs accommodation.Outside:The wharf comprises a small collection of properties accessed via a gated entrance and shared driveway. There is access directly onto the canal and the current inhabitants of Wharf House enjoy paddleboarding from here. To the left of the house is a wide parking area, perfect for several vehicles. A terrace adjoins the rear of the house and the elevated lawned garden offers great views south to the canal and beyond, and over the fields to the north. Location:The village of Burbage lies to the south of Marlborough, beyond the vast and beautiful Savernake Forest. The North Wessex Downs is designated as an area of outstanding natural beauty and when exploring many of the abundant footpaths and trails, it is not difficult to see why. The Kennet and Avon Canal passes just north of the village and can be a delightful place for a towpath walk all year around. Further afield, Pewsey offers a wider range of amenities, and the thriving market town of Marlborough (approx. 6 miles to the north) has a diverse range of shops from boutique outlets to national chains such as Waitrose.    The village itself benefits from a 24-hour garage with mini supermarket and post office, a public house and both a pre and Ofsted strong rated primary school, which is part of the Excalibur Academies Trust with close links to St John's Academy Marlborough. St Francis, Pewsey is close by and there are direct secondary school bus routes to Dauntsey's School and Rookwood, Andover. The village also has its own doctors' surgery and hosts annual events such as the very popular Christmas tree sale and Burbage & Easton Royal Cricket Club Beer Festival. The Cricket club is very popular and hosts not only top class cricket but events such as comedy nights. The nearby market town of Marlborough provides for almost all other amenities and access to London is made easy from stations at Pewsey, Great Bedwyn and Hungerford with direct services to Paddington taking around an hour.Services: Mains electricity & water, oil fired central heating, private drainage.What3Words: ///insist.inclines.photo

Located in Kintbury, this stunning country house blends period charm with modern luxury. The light entrance hall leads to a dual-aspect kitchen/dining room with bifold doors. Beyond an office is a sitting room with garden access, while a formal living room features an exposed brick wall and a wood burner. This floor also includes a library and a bedroom.Upstairs, the principal bedroom offers great storage and garden views, alongside three double bedrooms and a family bathroom. The versatile four/five-bedroom layout provides ample space for family living or hosting guests. Outside, a large block-paved terrace leads to lawns with mature trees and an established fruit and vegetable garden with a greenhouse. Plentiful off-street parking sits to the front.Set in the North Wessex Downs, Kintbury offers a post office, primary school, two pubs, the Dundas Arms & The Blue Ball, along with sports facilities including tennis, bowls and football clubs, as well as an indoor leisure centre. Nearby Hungerford and Newbury provide further amenities. With London Paddington reachable in under an hour, this home is a perfect lifestyle investment.Quote Reference: 626091

For the first time on the market in over 40 years, is the Harrow Country Estate. Comprising three primary properties, with accommodation nearing 12,000 SqFt plus outbuildings. Situated on a parkland setting, with beautiful, landscaped gardens in the centre of approx. 10 acres in the New Forest.The location The Harrow Country Estate is situated in the New Forest in a private but accessible location, surrounded by paddocks and woodland. The nearby village of Bransgore offers a range of local amenities, with plenty of New Forest Pubs and scenic forest walks close by. The location provides a brilliant balance between coastal and country, with Highcliffe and Avon beaches approximately five miles away. Christchurch town centre is just over three and a half miles distant, enriched with the history of Christchurch Priory and Castle Ruins and offering a myriad of local restaurants and bars. Hinton Admiral train station provides a mainline commute to London and Bournemouth Airport offers a range of European options.The setting Bordered by woodland, the Estate is accessed via two separate electric gates from either Harrow Road to the North, or Lyndhurst Road to the South. Harrow House and Harrow Cottage are primarily accessed via the Harrow Road side and Harrow Lodge from Lyndhurst Road. Upon entry to both, down a curving gravelled driveway, with shrubbed borders, and opening into a large area of parking with the residence situated centrally in the plot. The plot spans just approx. 10 acres, the majority is beautiful, landscaped gardens, with paddocks to the West. The entirety is bordered by woodland, shrubs, and trees, creating an utterly private and tranquil parkland setting. As the landscape slopes away to the West, you have some incredible far-reaching viewings right the way across to Bournemouth. The residence: comprising Harrow Lodge, Harrow House, and Harrow Cottage. The three houses are on separate titles, which could prove beneficial for multi-generational living or from a potential planning/commercial aspect.The primary residence, previously a hotel, has been converted into three adjoining properties with a total of 13 ensuite bedrooms. Harrow Lodge and Harrow House are large five-bedroom homes, and Harrow Cottage is a two bedroom. It would be straight-forward to alter the estate back into one residence, if required. Harrow Lodge Period features from ornate cornicing and coving, sash windows and high ceilings run throughout Harrow Lodge, establishing an opulent and classical styling. Entranced via front door into grand entrance hall with detailed tiled floor and winding staircase to first and second floor. The sitting room sits to the left, with a Westerly aspect, and features built in shelving and log burner A large formal dining room sits to the right, with feature fireplace. The inner hall, with intricately detailed tiling and ornate columns, provide access to the further primary ground floor accommodation. The kitchen is large and spacious with a range of eye and base level units, with worktop over, hardwood floors and space for plenty of appliances. A utility room and store are also accessed from the inner hall. A morning room, living room, with log burner, and orangery with Westerly aspect and external doors leading to the patio outside, complete the ground floor accommodation.The first floor is split level, to include three double bedrooms all with ensuite bathrooms and two larger suites on the upper level, comprising large double bedrooms, dressing rooms and ensuite bathrooms.Harrow House Harrow House is modern in style, having been sympathetically refurbished recently to an exacting standard, to retain the characterful period features throughout. Entranced via front door into hallways with exquisitely detailed tiled floor and stairs to first floor. The kitchen/breakfast room has a range of storage shelves and base level units with worktop over, and plenty of space for appliances to include a separate utility room. The sitting room has a log burner and access hatch to the cellar below. The cellar can also be accessed by an external door, with steps leading down from the garden. A formal dining room, study, orangery, and WC complete the ground floor accommodation in Harrow House. Both the sitting room and orangery have externals door leading to the outside patio.The first floor comprises two bedrooms, serviced by a family shower room and an incredible master suit with walk-in dressing room, ensuite bathroom and incredible far-reaching views. The second floor boasts two further bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms and plenty of loft storage.Harrow Cottage Recently refurbished the ground floor of Harrow Cottage comprises bright and airy sitting room, orangery, kitchen/breakfast room, utility, and shower room. Both the sitting room and orangery have French doors to the outside patio. Upstairs, there are two well-proportioned bedrooms with the master benefiting from an ensuite bathroom.Outbuildings The Harrow Country Estate has a multitude of garaging spanning in excess of 3000 SqFt, which could fit approximately sixteen cars. One set of garages/workshop is accessed from the Harrow House, Harrow Road side and one from the Harrow Lodge, Lyndhurst road side. There is a garden room with picturesque greenhouse that dates over 100 years old. Throughout the plot there are a multitude of stores, to easily house gardening equipment and a charming loggia.The Harrow Country Estate offers a rare opportunity to purchase a home of such grandeur in a truly unique, peaceful, and accessible location on the South Coast. Tenure: Freehold Council tax band: H EPC Rating: F

Fine & Country are delighted to present Priest Croft, combining the convenience and efficiency of a modern home, with generously proportioned triple-aspect rooms. Set in the popular and charming village of Wootton Rivers, just to the south of Marlborough.Seller Insight: What is your favourite room in the house and why?The kitchen really is the heart of the home and is our favourite room, but a close second would be the drawing room, which is wonderfully peaceful with fabulous light.Who do you think would be the next ideal owner?This house is very much a family home and we're never happier than when all the family are here, but it is also a very easy house to live in as a couple.What do you love most about the house and why?It is spacious and light, with exceedingly nice neighbours!What do you love about the local community?The local community could not be more inclusive or friendly and thriving - not that it's ever forced upon you!How easy is it to commute from here?Very easy – Pewsey is 3 miles away with main line to Paddington and we're within easy reach of M4 or A303.What made you choose the property over others that were available at the time?We had always lived in ancient houses, and Priest Croft provided the traditional design we love, but with all the mod cons of a modern property.Summary:Internal Accommodation:Constructed in 2014, Priest Croft is a well-designed modern home with abundant charm. A large welcoming hall boasts attractive limestone tiling, extending through to the large kitchen/diner at the rear of the property. The triple aspect sitting room is of an excellent size for larger gatherings and whilst flooded with natural light, the log burner can provide a cosy ambience for the colder and darker winter evenings. The downstairs bedroom 5 is currently in use as a study, but if required the adjacent and spacious WC could easily be converted to a shower room. The fabulous kitchen and dining room at the rear of the property is again triple aspect and is the current owner's favourite part of the house. It's not difficult to see why! Fitted with Bosch appliances including dishwasher, 2 fan ovens, steam oven, microwave and induction hob, additional benefits include superb cupboard space and expansive work surfaces. A well-appointed utility room and can be found directly off the dining are, as can double doors leading onto a sunny terrace covered with a sturdy pergoda draped in the colour and vibrancy of an established wisteria.To the first floor are four double bedrooms, all fitted with built in storage. As with the downstairs, the two largest rooms are triple aspect and also benefit from ensuite bathrooms. The main family bathroom, like the ensuites, is presented in excellent condition, with limestone tiling and high-quality sanitary ware.Garage and Studio:The substantial double garage has parking for 2 vehicles directly in front, and an additional bay to the side of the garden provides ancillary parking. In addition to the garden store, the first floor of this building has been converted into a studio and would make a superb home office.Outside:Enjoying an elevated position, set on top of a bank, Priest Croft has commanding views over the fields below, and one can also see Martinsell Hill, a real feature of the landscape and the site of an iron-age hill fort. The wrap around garden is well-stocked and now established silver birches and a weeping willow provide excellent privacy from neighbours to the rear.Location:Nestled within the heart of the Vale of Pewsey, the picturesque village of Wootton Rivers is one of Wiltshire's most charming and sought-after rural settings. Surrounded by rolling downland countryside and designated Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the village enjoys an idyllic position between the thriving market town of Marlborough and the well-connected village of Pewsey. Rich in character, Wootton Rivers is renowned for its period cottages, tranquil lanes and unspoilt countryside, offering a quintessential English village lifestyle whilst remaining exceptionally well connected.The village itself benefits from a strong sense of community, centred around the historic village church and traditional public house, whilst nearby Pewsey provides an excellent range of day-to-day amenities including independent shops, cafés, supermarkets, leisure centre, medical facilities and a mainline railway station with direct services to London Paddington in approximately one hour. The historic market town of Marlborough, famed for its wide High Street, boutique shopping and restaurants, lies just a short drive away. The surrounding countryside offers exceptional opportunities for walking, riding and outdoor pursuits, with nearby canal towpaths, bridleways and the ancient landscapes of the North Wessex Downs all within easy reach.Wootton Rivers is particularly well placed for schooling, with a superb selection of highly regarded state and independent schools nearby. State options include St John's Marlborough, a highly regarded secondary school and sixth form in Marlborough, together with village primary schools in the surrounding area. The area is also exceptionally well served by renowned independent schools including Marlborough College, Dauntsey's, St Francis, Pinewood School and St Mary's Calne, all of which are within comfortable driving distance.Services:Mains electricity, water & drainage, air source heat pumpWhat3Words: ///mega.deploying.making

Hillside Farm is a truly unique New Forest retreat, inspired by Japanese haiku principles and featured on Grand Designs. The property blends striking architecture with the nature of The New Forest, set in over 50 acres to include a vineyard, orchard, and accompanying fields.Internally The design concept embraces the idea of a small cluster of buildings huddled on a hillside, creating a composition that harmonises with the surrounding New Forest landscape. The final design comprises three connected structures: a spacious ‘barn' living area, a smaller ‘stable' bedroom wing, and a 3-storey ‘silo' housing support spaces. These are linked seamlessly with fully enclosed glass bridges, providing transparency, connectivity, and dramatic views of the landscape.Featured on Grand Designs, Hillside Farm exemplifies an approach to modern, site-responsive homes in the New Forest. It demonstrates how contemporary architecture can respect the natural environment while providing innovative, light-filled, and functional spaces for modern living.The open plan kitchen/living area offers far reaching views across the estate and is flooded with natural light. There is a range of base level units, electric aga, and a central island with breakfast bar. The principal suite is situated to the rear, with a well-proportioned bedroom and fully appointed bathroom. On the other side of the property is a three-storey tower, comprises basement shower/utility room, ground level bedroom/office and first floor study – with views across the surrounding grounds.Externally Hillside Farm is set in ground spanning over 50 acres, offering complete privacy and tranquillity. It was imperative for the vendors during the inception of Hillside Farm to have organic land throughout, never touched with a chemical. Architecturally striking, Hillside Farm was built in 2004 and inspired by the Japanese ‘haiku' style, ensuring simplicity to connect you with nature. It reached National publicity when featured on an episode of ‘Grand Designs'.A long sweeping driveway leads to the front gate, entrancing the estate. There are two fully equipped large garages at the end of the drive, both of good size. One has an electric vehicle charging point, a range of base level units with worktop and sink, and both have electric doors. The wine store is situated on the rear, ideal for storing the wine produced at the property's very own vineyard. The fully equipped garages could be utilised for entertaining or additional accommodation, subject to appropriate permissions. A cabin sits not far from the main house, which could offer further accommodation for a family if required. It features two bedrooms, a family bathroom, kitchen/living room and accompanying decked terrace. A further garage is situated on the grounds, offering plenty of storage throughout.Multiple alfresco dining spaces are positioned throughout the grounds, from areas of patio to an impressive wooden covered seating area, access via a decked walkway, with panoramic 360-degree views of the estate and further beyond tree line. The Japanese inspiration for the house, filters into the landscaped gardens surrounding the home, with tranquil water elements and winding walkways. The 50+ acres are broken down into three expansive fields and the main gardens, including the properties very own vineyard and orchard. The vineyard, seamlessly woven into the estate, presents an opportunity for a boutique winemaking venture, or simply to entertain guests, elevating the lifestyle offering of this exceptional New Forest Retreat.Location Hillside Farm is set in a private but accessible location, surrounded by woodland on the Western periphery of the New Forest National Park.Situated on the outskirts of the village of Bransgore, with its local amenities, array of New Forest Pubs and Primary School. The location provides a brilliant balance between coastal and country living, with Avon beach just over 7 miles away. On the doorstep is open forest which is ideal for walks and cycling. Both Christchurch and Ringwood town centre are approximately seven miles distant, both market towns are enriched with local history and offer an array of amenities. Hinton Admiral train station provides a mainline commute to London and Bournemouth Airport offers a range of international options.Tenure: Freehold EPC Rating: E Council Tax Band: GServices: Mains water and electricity Drainage: Septic Tank to the cabin and sewerage treatment plant for the main house Solar array supplying electric and hot water. Bottled gas for the hob

Nestled within an exclusive gated development just moments from Egypt Esplanade and the vibrant seafront of Cowes, this distinguished detached residence presents a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial coastal home offered to the market chain free for the first time since its original construction in 2001. Located in one of the Isle of Wight’s most sought-after sailing destinations, the property combines privacy, space, and elegance with immediate access to scenic waterfront walks and world-class maritime events. A curved external staircase leads to an impressive central entrance hall, bathed in natural light and designed to create a warm, welcoming first impression. From here, the main reception rooms flow seamlessly, offering excellent versatility for both everyday living and formal entertaining. To the front of the home, the spacious sitting room enjoys double doors that open onto an east-facing balcony, an ideal setting for morning coffee while taking in serene Solent glimpses. Adjacent, a well-appointed study provides a quiet retreat for home working or personal projects. The formal dining room, brightened by its delightful dual-aspect outlook, offers generous space for hosting large gatherings and direct access to a raised terrace that encourages indoor-outdoor entertaining throughout the warmer months. The kitchen is exceptionally practical, fitted with extensive cabinetry and ample work surfaces, alongside an integral dishwasher, fridge-freezer, electric oven and grill, instant hot water tap, and incinerator sink. A casual dining area forms the heart of this family-friendly space. Beyond the kitchen, a beautifully designed glazed garden room, complete with underfloor heating and a striking lantern skylight, creates a tranquil year-round vantage point over the landscaped gardens and mature woodland borders. A staircase from the kitchen descends to a substantial utility and hobby room, a highly adaptable space suited to craft, storage, or workshop needs. This level also provides internal access to the integral double garage, equipped with an electric up-and-over door. The first floor is arranged around an elegant galleried landing. Here, four well-proportioned bedrooms provide comfortable accommodation, including three generous doubles with built-in storage and a spacious single bedroom. The principal and second bedrooms each enjoy modern ensuite facilities, while all front-facing rooms benefit from attractive Solent views, further enhancing the home’s coastal charm. Outside, the gardens have been expertly landscaped to maximise the originally sloping plot, resulting in a beautifully tiered outdoor environment that is both accessible and visually striking. A large, paved terrace creates the perfect setting for alfresco dining, bordered by mature planting and overlooking a neighbouring copse. A meandering pathway leads down past a serene Japanese-style garden bed to a generous store room and workshop beneath the garden room, ideal for storing wet weather gear, boating equipment, or tools. Adjacent lies a sizeable, paved area, perfectly suited for dinghy or paddleboard storage, making this home particularly appealing for sailing enthusiasts. Combining spacious interiors, inspiring views, versatile amenities, and immediate proximity to Cowes’ iconic waterfront, this exceptional property offers a rare opportunity to secure a luxurious coastal lifestyle in a highly coveted location.

An exceptional contemporary coastal home positioned just a stone’s throw from the beach, this beautifully finished property offers high‑quality accommodation with captivating views across the Western Solent. Situated in the highly desirable village of Gurnard, close to excellent local amenities including the popular sailing club, a coffee shop, convenience store and two pubs, one enjoying superb sea views. The westerly outlook takes in both the Solent and the surrounding countryside, while nearby Cowes provides an extensive range of boutique shops, restaurants, world‑renowned sailing facilities and the high‑speed Red Jet service to Southampton with onward connections to London.Built around 2011 and extensively refurbished in 2020, the house has been completed to an exacting standard with high‑quality fittings throughout. Designed to maximise natural light and the stunning coastal views, it features powder‑coated aluminium double glazing, underfloor heating, plantation shutters to all first‑floor rooms, and newly fitted kitchen and bathroom suites. Arranged over two floors, the accommodation is complemented by a double garage, ample parking, multiple outdoor seating terraces and a versatile detached studio. The property is available as a turnkey solution by negotiation.A glazed front door opens into a spacious entrance hall with panelled detailing, coats cupboard and staircase to the first floor. The recently installed kitchen flows into a generous living and dining area, with wide bi‑fold doors to the rear terrace and roof lights that create a bright, versatile space. The kitchen is superbly appointed with an extensive range of cabinetry, a central island with breakfast bar, ceramic sink with Quooker tap and a full suite of Miele appliances including double ovens, ceramic hob, fridge‑freezer, dishwasher and wine fridge.On the ground floor, a particularly spacious double bedroom enjoys sliding glazed doors to the terrace and wonderful Solent views, served by a beautifully finished en‑suite shower room with marble‑topped vanity unit. A further double bedroom also benefits from Solent views and built‑in wardrobes, along with its own en‑suite shower room. A well‑equipped utility room provides an ideal space after returning from the beach, fitted with cupboards, worktops, sink and plumbing for laundry appliances, and giving access to a cloakroom with WC and wash basin.The first floor opens onto a generous landing leading into a stunning sitting room with vaulted ceiling and a glazed apex framing panoramic views of the Solent and countryside. Bi‑fold doors open onto a covered west‑facing balcony, perfectly positioned to enjoy sunsets throughout the year. The principal bedroom also features a vaulted ceiling and expansive glazing capturing the sea and rural views, along with built‑in wardrobes and a stylish en‑suite shower room. Two further double bedrooms overlook the rear garden, one with built‑in wardrobes, and are served by a bright and spacious family bathroom with marble‑tiled walls and floor, bath with shower over and a vanity unit.Outside, a block‑paved driveway provides parking for three cars alongside the double garage. Wide illuminated steps with stainless‑steel handrail lead up to a large decked terrace at the front of the house, enclosed by a well‑stocked planter and offering a private vantage point for enjoying Solent views. A gated side path leads to the rear garden, arranged as a series of low‑maintenance paved terraces and raised borders that create a variety of sunny seating areas throughout the day. At the upper level, the perfect spot to enjoy the superb sea views, there is a detached studio with glazed doors opening onto its own terrace provides excellent additional accommodation or a superb home office or gym, complete with built‑in storage, seating area with sofa bed and a shower room with WC.

Fine & Country are delighted to present Summerdown House. A rare opportunity to acquire a refined country home in one of Wiltshire's most picturesque and sought-after locations. Summer Down House offers superbly-presented accommodation, annexe and glorious gardens with views of the White Horse and surrounding scenery.Seller Insight: What is your favourite room in the house and why?The drawing room. Being double aspect, it has beautiful light all years round with gorgeous high ceilings and a huge gas fire. Though our bedroom with the triple aspect view over the Pewsey Vale and Alton Barnes white horse is pretty epic. Who do you think would be the next ideal owner? ?The house suits a family like us, who want a low maintenance house and like to entertain. The Bothy provides extra turnkey overflow accommodation and with every bedroom bar one having an en suite, it's fab for having guests.What do you love most about the house and why??I love every bit of our house and am devastated it's time to move on. We would be here forever if we could. It's perfect for families but equally perfectly sized for just us and the dogs when the children leave home. I love the views, the space, so many windows in every room, so much light, yet double glazed so super cozy in winter. Underfloor heating, the birds and the hares in the field; the bay cows being born in spring in front of the house in our wild meadow, the autumn light on the meadow, the apple trees and homemade apple juice. All of it!What do you love about the local community??The community is gorgeous. For us coming from London to have coffee on tap next door and my now private larder 100 yards away is as close to heaven and as convenient as you can get!How easy is it to commute from here?We are 12 mins from Pewsey station which is 58 mins by train to London. Crucially though, if that line is down for some reason, we have Bedwyn 30 mins away; Swindon 30 mins away and Andover 40 mins away. All different very easy options.What made you choose the property over others that were available at the time?We chose it because it is as beautiful as a listed Georgian building, but with none of the architectural pit falls, because it's a new house. Underfloor heating, no damp, airtight etc. It's perfectly configured too, most houses are random and don't flow!Accommodation:Set within an enviable position in the heart of the Pewsey Vale, Summer Down House is an elegant and beautifully proportioned detached residence, designed in a classic neo-Georgian style and enjoying far-reaching views across unspoilt Wiltshire countryside towards the iconic White Horse on Milk Hill.Ground Floor:From the moment of arrival, the property conveys a wonderful sense of balance and light, with well-appointed accommodation arranged over two floors. A generous entrance hall forms the central hub of the home, seamlessly connecting the principal reception rooms. The dual-aspect sitting room is particularly impressive, featuring an open fireplace and French doors that open directly onto the garden, creating an effortless connection between indoor and outdoor living.The kitchen is thoughtfully designed as a sociable, eat-in space, with lapsed planning permission previously granted to extend and create a substantial kitchen/breakfast room (19/01247/FUL), offering exciting potential for further enhancement. From here, the glazed dining room provides a striking vantage point, perfectly framing the surrounding countryside and the distinctive White Horse beyond.Additional ground floor accommodation includes a versatile playroom and a dedicated study, ideal for modern family living and home working alike.First Floor:Upstairs, the sense of space continues. The principal bedroom suite is a standout feature, enjoying triple-aspect views and comprising a generous dressing room, walk-in wardrobe and a well-appointed en suite bathroom with separate shower. Three further bedroom suites offer excellent comfort and privacy for family and guests, alongside a fifth double bedroom and a beautifully finished family bathroom.Annexe:The detached double garage has been partially converted to provide flexible ancillary accommodation, ideal for guest overflow or potential income generation, currently arranged with a kitchenette, shower room and reception space on the ground floor, and two interconnecting bedrooms above. The rest of the ground floor comprises an office space and a single bay garage.Grounds:The gardens are a particular delight, wrapping gracefully around the property and offering a high degree of privacy. Predominantly laid to lawn, they are interspersed with mature trees, well-stocked borders and a productive vegetable patch. The setting is truly exceptional, with uninterrupted views across rolling fields towards Milk Hill, creating a wonderfully peaceful and quintessentially English backdrop.Location:Nestled within the heart of the Pewsey Vale, Honeystreet is a quintessential Wiltshire hamlet, perfectly positioned amidst rolling downland and unspoilt countryside. This highly regarded setting lies within the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offering an exceptional lifestyle defined by scenic walks, bridleways and a strong sense of rural tranquillity, while remaining remarkably well connected. Honeystreet itself is home to a popular canalside café and village shop as well as, The Barge Inn, a well-known destination for both locals and visitors. The nearby village of Pewsey provides a more comprehensive range of everyday amenities including a supermarket, independent shops, a doctors' surgery, pharmacy, and a selection of cafés and public houses.For a wider array of facilities, the historic market town of Marlborough is within easy reach, renowned for its charming High Street, boutique shopping, restaurants and leisure facilities. Further regional centres such as Devizes and Salisbury also offer excellent retail, cultural and recreational opportunities.The area is particularly well regarded for its schooling. Pewsey Vale School serves the local community and has a strong reputation, while a number of well-respected independent schools are within convenient reach, including Marlborough College, St Francis School Pewsey, and Dauntsey's School.Communications are excellent for a rural location. Pewsey railway station offers direct services to London Paddington in approximately one hour, making the area highly attractive for commuters.Services:Mains water and drainage, electricity, oil fired central heating. Starlink broadband, solar panels

This 19th-century house, on the edge of the New Forest, and a mile from the sea, is only an hour and a half's drive from London. Nestled in a leafy conservation area, it has distinctive terracotta hanging tiles and retains many original features including an imposing oak front door.The house has been home to the same family for over 50 years and during that time an impressive south facing garden has been established with mature planting. Verno House South is sold with recent planning permission for a beautiful re-design, the work of award-winning London-based architects Levitate. (Ref. 8/24/0761/HOU). It shows how the house can be brought up to the best of modern eco-standards while drawing on its original heritage. The property briefly comprises almost 3400 SqFt of characterful accommodation, to include four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a kitchen/diner, snug, sitting room and utility.The house was named after Rear-Admiral George Vernon Jackson who had an eventful career. His ship, the Junon, was involved in the Napoleonic Wars and was captured by the French off Guadaloupe in 1810. The rear-admiral was imprisoned in France but escaped and eventually found his way back to England. He retired to a thatched cottage on the current site of the property. When it was destroyed in a fire in 1840, a new house was built with landscaped gardens. Verno House South is half the original house which was divided in 1952. It is tucked away at the top of a drive, alongside the Tower House where the water tank was situated, Apple Cottage, where the apples were stored, and Verno Farm House which housed the stables.The house lies between Highcliffe and Christchurch on the South coast, at the Dorset/Hampshire border. There are many beaches to explore in the local area, perhaps the most popular one being at Highcliffe Castle, although the arrival of the Noisy Lobster restaurant at Avon beach, serving locally sourced seafood and artisanal coffee, has given it stiff competition. Mudeford quay, with its history of smuggling and fishing is a popular destination with idyllic Hengistbury Head a short ferry ride away. Beach huts here sell for over half a million pounds. Picturesque Christchurch harbour is where you'll find sailing and windsurfing enthusiasts. For those wanting a different shopping experience, theatre, festivals and gigs, Bournemouth is only eight miles away. The forest is a few miles down the road in the other direction where there are opportunities for walking, horse riding and cycling. In the new forest village of Brockenhurst, nine miles away, you will find ponies, donkeys and cows roaming down the high street. Foodies are well catered for. From waterfront restaurants and historical pubs to afternoon tea at the five-star hotel Chewton Glen or fresh fish and chips on the beach, Christchurch even has its own three-day Food Festival every May. There are plenty of good schooling options locally, both in the state and independent sectors. Ballard School, nine minutes' drive away, was named Co-Educational School of the Year at the Independent School of the Year Awards 2024.Southampton is easily accessed by car, and trains to London Waterloo go from the local station Hinton Admiral, or faster trains can be picked up at Christchurch, New Milton or Brockenhurst. By car, you can reach London in 90 minutes.Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band: G EPC Rating: F

A beautifully renovated contemporary family home, with annex, situated on Hinton Wood Avenue, just moments from the high street and sandy beaches beyond.Within short walking distance is Highcliffe Castle, Highcliffe Golf Course, the cliff top and beautiful award-winning beaches. The High Street is a stone's throw away with all of its shops, amenities, and well-regarded doctors' surgery.Nea Meadows sits to the West and the New Forest provides a brilliant balance of beach and forestry. Hinton Admiral station provides an easy mainline commute to London and Bournemouth Airport (approximately 9 miles distant) offers an array of international travel.This stunning home is situated on a quiet section of Hinton Wood Avenue, towards the beach and High Street. Completely refurbished to an exacting standard throughout, this family home offers a four bedrooms plus an additional one bedroom self-contained annex.Entry via front door into hallway providing access to ground floor accommodation. The kitchen sits to the rear and is exceptionally bright and airy. There is plenty of storage with base level units and a central island with breakfast bar. The living room is accessed from the kitchen, with feature window to the rear. To the front is an office, utility and sitting room. The boot room and WC complete the primary ground floor accommodation. Upstairs, there are four bedrooms, the principal featuring an ensuite shower room. The family bathroom completes the first floor accommodation.On the left of the property is a self-contained annex, with private entrance door, which works perfectly as a 'home and income' via holiday lets, or for a family member.The decked sun terrace is accessed from the boot room, sliding doors from the kitchen/breakfast room and living room and provides access to a gym. The rear garden is a great size and offers complete privacy, with mature hedges and shrubs to the sides and rear. Stepped down from the decking is an area of lawn and to the rear is a 'hidden garden'. With winding paving leading a path to a seating/entertaining area, perfect for unwinding after a hard day.To the front is a large driveway with space for multiple vehicles.Tenure: Freehold EPC Rating: D Council Tax Band: F

PROPERTY SUMMARY If you are looking for a property with the 'wow' factor then look no further. This stunning, extended family home has extensive accommodation with 2702 sq ft of living space arranged over three floors and comprises: hallway, sitting room, integral garage, cloakroom, large utility room and a 29' open plan kitchen/dining room leading to family room with bi-folding doors onto a southerly facing terrace and rear garden. On the first floor are four bedrooms, one with an en-suite shower room and family bathroom, on the top floor is a stunning primary bedroom suite with an open plan layout with an oval double ended bath and separate shower area, dressing room and outstanding panoramic views towards Langstone Harbour and Hayling Island towards the east and towards the City of Portsmouth towards the west. The property also benefits from additional rear hardstanding from a rear service road, garage, double glazing and fitted floor coverings throughout. Located within easy access of local commutable road links, recreation grounds and the catchment for both Solent and Springfield Schools (subject to confirmation), early viewing of this impressive, immaculate home is strongly recommended in order to appreciate not only the accommodation but also the location on offer.  ENTRANCE Brick retaining wall with pillars and soldier railings over leading to driveway with off road parking for numerous cars and leading to integral garage, curved brick retaining wall directly to the front of the house with inset lighting, to the right hand side is a mature hedge and brick wall and to the left hand is a rendered and painted wall and gated access to rear garden, main front door with glass porch over and feature arched glazed inlay with frosted panels to either side and over leading to: HALLWAY Kardean flooring with coir matted area, ceiling coving, wired-in smoke alarm, ceiling spotlights, balustrade staircase rising to first floor with understairs cupboard, doors to primary rooms, radiator. SITTING ROOM 16' 3 into bay window x 13' 11 (4.95m x 4.24m) Double glazed square bay window to front aspect with plantation shutter blinds overlooking driveway with radiator under, part panelling to one wall, ceiling rose and coving, oak panelled door. CLOAKROOM 8' 2 x 5' 10 (2.49m x 1.78m) Low level w.c., wash hand basin with mixer tap and drawers under, tiled splashback, ceramic tiled flooring, radiator, ceiling spotlights, extractor fan. FAMILY ROOM INC. DINING ROOM & KITCHEN 29' 0 x 26' 7 decreasing to 21'5 (8.84m x 8.1m) Overall measurements – large open plan living space. DINING AREA Ceiling coving and spotlights, radiator, wooden flooring, L shaped breakfast bar divide leading to: KITCHEN Quartz work surface, inset AEG induction hob with pop up De Dietrich extractor fan with pan drawers under, wine cooler, Blanco sink unit with mixer tap, L shaped unit with low level work surface, integrated dishwasher with matching door, zoned lighting, range of grey floor to ceiling units to one wall incorporating tall fridge and freezer, central AEG double oven and grill cupboards over and under, one incorporating pull out style larder, matching flooring with mirrored kickboards, door to utility room.  FAMILY ROOM 26' 7 x 14' 0 (8.1m x 4.27m) Full width bi-folding doors to the rear opening onto patio and southerly facing rear garden, panelled ceiling lighting and spotlights, tall contemporary style radiator, matching flooring, hidden opening with panel leading to:  BOILER ROOM Free standing boiler supplying domestic hot water and central heating (not tested), wall mounted consumer box.  UTILITY ROOM 11' 3 x 8' 1 (3.43m x 2.46m) Range of wall and floor units with roll top work surface, inset stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap, washing machine point, space for tumble dryer, ceiling coving, high level window to side aspect, ceiling spotlights, tall larder style cupboard, space for fridge/freezer, radiator.  FIRST FLOOR Landing with balustrade, double glazed window to front aspect with plantation shutter blinds, balustrade staircase rising to top floor, panelled doors to primary rooms. BEDROOM 2 13' 9 x 8' 1 (4.19m x 2.46m) Double glazed window to rear aspect with views over gardens towards Langstone Harbour and Hayling Island in the distance, radiator, bracket and wiring for wall mounted T.V., smoke alarm, ceiling spotlights and coving, door to: EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM White suite comprising: close coupled w.c., wash hand basin with cupboards under, tiled splashback, shower cubicle with sliding panelled door, drench style hood and separate shower attachment, extractor fan, ceiling spotlights, luxury vinyl tiled flooring. BEDROOM 4 15' 0 x 12' 0 (4.57m x 3.66m) Double glazed window to rear aspect overlooking garden with far reaching views towards Langstone Harbour and Hayling Island in the distance, radiator, smoke alarm, ceiling coving. BEDROOM 3 16' 7 into bay window x 14' 1 (5.05m x 4.29m) Double glazed square bay window to front aspect with plantation shutter blinds and radiator under, ceiling coving, range of mirror fronted wardrobes to one wall. BEDROOM 5 11' 0 x 9' 0 (3.35m x 2.74m) Double glazed window to rear aspect overlooking garden with far reaching views towards Langstone Harbour and Hayling Island in the distance, radiator, ceiling coving, smoke alarm.  FAMILY BATHROOM White suite comprising: panelled bath with mixer tap and tiled surrounds, low level w.c., wash hand basin with tiled splashback and cupboards under, circular mirror with automated lighting over sink, shower cubicle with panelled door, double glazed frosted window to front aspect with plantation shutter blinds, heated towel rail, luxury vinyl tiled flooring, ceiling spotlights, extractor fan. SECOND FLOOR Landing with door to: OPEN PLAN BEDROOM (1) SUITE 28' 2 x 12' 5 maximum (8.59m x 3.78m) Door from landing leading to open plan bedroom suite to one side and bathroom to the other, four double glazed windows with Juliet balconies and glazed screens to rear overlooking garden with far reaching views over roof tops towards Langstone Harbour, Hayling Island and the City of Portsmouth in the distance, ceiling spotlights, radiator, door to dressing room. OPEN PLAN BATHROOM Open plan layout with double ended panelled bath with separate mixer tap and shower attachment, bracket and wiring for wall mounted T.V., ceiling spotlights, radiator, luxury vinyl tiled flooring, opening directly into shower area with shower cubicle with drench style hood and separate shower attachment, heated towel rail, skylight window, twin sink units with mixer taps and cupboards under, tiled splashback, mirror with automated lighting over, low level w.c. DRESSING ROOM 14' 2 x 8' 3 (4.32m x 2.51m) Measurements taken from approximately 3'8 off floor level with eaves to front ceiling restricting headroom, two skylight windows, access to loft storage space, open fronted wardrobes to one wall with hanging space and shelving. OUTSIDE Directly to the rear of the property accessible from the family room is a full width paved raised terrace with hot tub, lighting, cold water tap and power points, central steps leading down to the primary southerly facing lawned rear garden with fence panelling on either side, to the far end of the garden is a double gated pedestrian and vehicular access leading to large hardstanding access from rear service road.  HARDSTANDING 24' 10 x 21' 0 (7.57m x 6.4m) Approximate measurements, slightly angled to the southern end, high double gate and brick retaining wall, enclosed by fence panelling on one side, external lighting and power, access to:  DETACHED GARAGE 22' 2 x 10' 9 (6.76m x 3.28m) Large up and over door, side pedestrian door to garden, fluorescent tube lighting, accessible from rear service road. INTEGRAL GARAGE / STOREROOM 10' 11 x 8' 2 (3.33m x 2.49m) Remote control roller shutter door, lighting and power, E.V. point.  AGENTS NOTES Council Tax Band E - Portsmouth City Council Broadband – ADSL/FTTC/FTTP Fibre Checker (openreach.com) Flood Risk – Refer to - (GOV.UK (check-long-term-flood-risk.service.gov.uk) AML Checks - By Law and in compliance with HMRC regulations, all agents are required to carry out Anti-Money Laundering (AML) checks on any buyer(s) who submit a successful offer. A non-refundable administration fee of £60 inc. VAT to cover these costs is payable by the buyer(s) before the sales transaction can be progressed.

PROPERTY SUMMARY An individually architect designed mews townhouse which was built in 2001 in an area known as Spice Island in the heart of the maritime Old Portsmouth and within close proximity of Bath Square, The Point, Round Tower and the Napoleonic fortified walls. This individual property has outstanding views over looking the harbour entrance which is one of the busiest nautical entrances in the UK with naval warships, cruise ships, yachts and ferries passing on a regular basis. Spice Island has a large percentage of Grade II Listed properties and dates back to the medieval times, however Island View House is not only uniquely located but is one of very few properties in the location with a good sized rear garden, first floor balcony and a roof terrace. The property was designed to provide 1707 sq ft of living space arranged over four floors, the top floor having a large terrace and crescent shaped room suitable for an occasional bedroom with an en-suite shower room, on the floor below are two double bedrooms, the primary one with an en-suite shower room and separate feature bathroom. On the first floor is an L shaped sitting room incorporating dining and study areas and feature bay window, a kitchen and a balcony: on the ground floor is a utility room, integral garage, cloakroom and bedroom 4/study. The current owners have lived there since 2012 and have carried out extensive changes and updates during their ownership to include oak wooden flooring throughout, double glazing, an enclosed rear garden, first floor balcony and having recently been redecorated both internally and externally. Early viewing of this individual modern home is strongly recommended in order to appreciate the location and accommodation on offer.  ENTRANCE Lowered kerb with brick paviour leading to integral garage, main front door with etched glazed panel and chrome furniture leading to: HALLWAY Coir matted area, oak wooden flooring, contemporary style stainless steel radiator, door to garage, doors to primary rooms, staircase rising to first floor, louvre doored built-in storage cupboard, cloaks hanging area, ceiling spotlights and coving. UTILITY ROOM 7' 3 x 6' 8 (2.21m x 2.03m) Frosted double glazed sliding sash window to front aspect, work surface with inset single drainer stainless steel sink with mixer tap and cupboards under, washing machine point, wall mounted Vaillant boiler supplying domestic hot water and central heating (not tested), water softener, tall larder cupboard with hot water cylinder (not tested), ceramic tiled surrounds, space for tumble dryer, tiled flooring, ceiling coving. CLOAKROOM Concealed cistern w.c., contemporary style tall radiator, wash hand basin with mixer tap and cupboards under, tiled flooring, high level shelving. BEDROOM 4 / DAY ROOM 18' 4 x 10' 1 (5.59m x 3.07m) Double glazed window to side aspect with stainless steel radiator under, recessed corner work desk with shelving over, access to understairs storage cupboard, floor to ceiling sliding doored storage cupboard/wardrobe with range of shelving, oak wooden flooring, ceiling coving and spotlights, pitched roof area with twin Velux skylight windows, fire surround with gas log effect fire, sliding double glazed doors leading to rear garden. FIRST FLOOR Landing and staircase rising to upper floor, oak flooring, ceiling coving, tall contemporary style radiator, door to: OPEN PLAN SITTING / DINING ROOM 21' 5 decreasing to 6'8 x 21' 3 decreasing to 10'0 (6.53m x 6.48m) L Shaped, opening leading to kitchen. Sitting Room: Oak wooden flooring, double glazed square bay window to front aspect with deep wooden sill and sash style sliding double glazed windows with views towards Portsmouth Harbour and the Isle of Wight beyond, feature fire surround with granite mantle, gas log effect fire and matching granite hearth, media area with corner storage cupboards, space for T.V. over with media shelving to one side. Study Area: Double glazed sash window to front aspect, stainless steel contemporary style radiator, matching flooring, ceiling coving and spotlights.  DINING AREA Matching wooden flooring, stainless steel contemporary radiator, ceiling coving and spotlights, bi-folding double glazed doors leading to rear terrace overlooking garden, peninsular style divide with quartz work surface and pan drawers under, entry phone system, opening leading to: KITCHEN 11' 4 x 11' 4 (3.45m x 3.45m) Overall width of adjoining rooms 20'5 Pitched glazed roof with frosted panels, double glazed window to rear aspect overlooking garden, comprehensive range of matching wall and floor units with curved corners, quartz work surface, inset 1½ bowl stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap, integrated wine cooler, wine rack, integrated slimline dishwasher, wall mounted units with curved doors, eye-level microwave, matching oak flooring, to one wall are tall larder style storage cupboards with central space housing fridge/freezer, range of open shelving, Lacanche range style cooker with five ring gas hob and ovens under, stainless steel extractor hood, fan and light over, stainless steel splashback, range of drawer units. SECOND FLOOR Landing, staircase rising to top floor, entry phone system, tall contemporary style radiator, doors to primary rooms. BEDROOM 1 14' 5 x 12' 8 into squre bay window (4.39m x 3.86m) Double glazed square bay window to front aspect with views at an angle towards the Harbour entrance, the Solent and Isle of Wight, range of floor to ceiling mirror fronted sliding mirror doored wardrobes to one wall with hanging space and shelving, oak wooden flooring, wall lights, ceiling spotlights and coving, stainless steel contemporary style radiator, door to:  EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM Shower cubicle with curved panel and drying area to one end, drench style hood and separate shower attachment, close coupled w.c, mirror and lighting, heated towel rail, granite surface with oval wash hand basin and cupboards under, double glazed window to front aspect with blind, ceiling spotlights, oak flooring. BEDROOM 2 11' 7 x 10' 11 (3.53m x 3.33m) Double glazed window to rear aspect with plantation shutter blinds and contemporary radiator under, built-in double sliding doored wardrobe to one wall with hanging space and shelving, oak flooring, ceiling coving. FEATURE BATHROOM White suite comprising: free standing bath with raised end and chrome mixer tap, concealed cistern w.c., wash hand basin with mixer tap and cupboard under, extractor fan, mirror with lighting, double glazed window to rear aspect with plantation shutter blinds, ceiling spotlights and coving. TOP FLOOR  VIEWING ROOM / BEDROOM 3 11' 8 x 10' 10 increasing to maximum 16'4 (3.56m x 3.3m) Oak wooden flooring, central balustrade, range of sliding doored built-in cupboards with shelving, tall contemporary style radiator, raised single bed with ladder style steps to one end, double glazed windows with central doors leading to roof terrace with views over roof tops towards Gosport, the Harbour entrance, the Solent and Isle of Wight beyond. SHOWER ROOM Corner shower cubicle with curved panelled doors, corner wash hand basin with cupboards under and medicine cabinet over, low level w.c., matching flooring, extractor fan. ROOF TERRACE Wrap around terrace with wooden decking, glazed panels with chrome fenders over. OUTSIDE To the front is covered recess and access to garage and main front door. To the rear is a good size courtyard style garden with painted and rendered walls to all aspect, central raised and corner flower beds, brick paved area and hardstanding, seating areas with bark chipping surrounds, range of shrubs, evergreens and bushes, cold water tap and irrigation system, lighting and power points.  FIRST FLOOR TERRACE Bi-folding doors from dining room, decked terrace with glazed screens and chrome fenders. INTEGRAL GARAGE 18' 4 x 8' 8 (5.59m x 2.64m) Remote control roller shutter door to front aspect, fluorescent tube lighting, range of high level storage cupboards, matching roller shutter door to rear leading to garden/hardstanding, wall mounted electric and gas meters.  AGENTS NOTES Council Tax Band E - Portsmouth City Council Broadband – ADSL/FTTC Fibre Checker (openreach.com) Flood Risk – Refer to - (GOV.UK (check-long-term-flood-risk.service.gov.uk) AML Checks - By Law and in compliance with HMRC regulations, all agents are required to carry out Anti-Money Laundering (AML) checks on any buyer(s) who submit a successful offer. A non-refundable administration fee of £60 inc. VAT to cover these costs is payable by the buyer(s) before the sales transaction can be progressed.

Fine & Country are delighted to present The Rest House. A superbly renovated historic building set in a private and secluded location just moments from Marlborough's bustling High Street.Seller Insight: What is your favourite room in the house and why?Our larder. It's a Tardis!Who do you think will be the ideal new owner?Anyone who loves a private versatile house with character, parking, garaging, garden space and walking distance to town. Perfect!What do you love most and why?Its location and its privacy. People say they never knew we were here.What do you love about the local community?Easy access to town and the countryside for walks, views, mountain biking and equestrian fun. Children are well supported with a local leisure centre and active rugby, hockey, football and tennis clubs. There are always arts and cultural events and festivals, lots of restaurants and Marlborough even has its own cinema.How easy is it to commute from here?Very good transport links by train from Swindon, Bedwyn, Hungerford and Pewsey all within a short drive of Marlborough. Motorway network (M4) is 10 mins away.What made you choose this property over others?Non-estate period property in town with outdoor space, large rooms and plenty of parking.Accommodation Summary:Lower Ground Floor: This floor is host to a beautiful kitchen diner, complete with fitted kitchen and generous larder. The attractive limestone flooring gives a light and airy feel and the kitchen leads through to the adjacent garden room. The garden room is a large room, which can be multipurpose and also serves as the main day-to-day entrance and utility area. The well-proportioned sitting room features views to the rear garden and a warming log burner, perfect for the cooler months. There's also a conveniently located WC under the central staircase.Raised Ground Floor:A gorgeous light-filled double-aspect drawing room at this level features fireplace, large Georgian-style windows and high ceilings, perfect as a second reception room. The principal bedroom is also at this level which benefits from en-suite bathroom and separate dressing area, in addition to access to the rear garden.First Floor:There are 3 further bedrooms on the first floor in addition to the family bathroom. Bedroom 2 benefits from an en-suite shower room. There's certainly a great deal of space for a family or for guests to visit. Outside: Accessed via a private drive, the secluded setting is a real selling point here. There's a large timber garage on the generous driveway, and parking for several vehicles. The gardens here have been extensively landscaped offering well-stocked borders and attractive planting. Steps lead down to the entrance to the house, in addition to a side path which will take you across the bridge to enter via the raised ground floor, or onto the rear gardens beyond. To the south of the property is a lovely level lawn, again bordered by beautiful planting. A terrace to the rear of the property provides a great space for al fresco dining, at the foot of the impressive wisteria which adorns this elevation of the building.Location: A short walk away is Marlborough's High Street which is host to a fantastic range of shops, cafes, restaurants, and public houses, with independent and boutique businesses sitting side by side with larger national chains such as Waitrose. There is a twice weekly market selling everything from fruit and veg to hardware and garden furniture and also a charming independent cinema on The Parade, in addition to a whole host of amenities and facilities within walking distance. There is a variety of excellent schooling available at all levels in and around the town, including St. John's Marlborough and the world-famous Marlborough College. The surrounding countryside is also a huge draw, with country walks, bike rides and other outdoor pursuits all readily available and Marlborough lies in the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The Marlborough Downs, Savernake Forest, West Woods and many other beauty spots are within easy reach. For transport, the M4 is easily accessible as is the A34. The railway stations at Pewsey, Swindon, Great Bedwyn and Hungerford offer direct services into London Paddington with the fastest taking under 1hr.

PROPERTY SUMMARY Spring Lawn House is an elegant, double-fronted Grade II Listed Georgian home which has been sympathetically extended over the years by the current owner. Retaining much of its character and charm, the extensive and flexible accommodation is arranged over two floors and has three bedrooms, with the potential to rearrange the layout to create further bedroom/living spaces. The 3287 sq ft of accommodation comprises: entrance hallway, 24' drawing room, cloakroom, kitchen, dining room, lobby, further 22' sitting room, hobbies room, boot room and door to the attached garage on the ground floor; on the first floor there are three double bedrooms with an en-suite bathroom to the master bedroom with walk-in wardrobe and storage, and Jack & Jill shower room to the two further bedrooms. Behind the house is a beautifully-kept, westerly-facing garden stretching approximately 150' in length by 85' wide, with wooden summer house, studio and a wisteria-covered, wooden pergola creating a natural focal point. The house has a privileged position within the Old Bedhampton conservation area, a quiet and peaceful hamlet centred around the ancient village church. The property is located within one mile west of Havant mainline railway station, providing access to London Waterloo in approximately 75 minutes, as well as easy commutable road links to all the major south coast cities, the waterfront and promenade of Southsea, historic Old Portsmouth, and the beaches of Hayling Island. Although requiring some updating, viewing is strongly recommended to appreciate not only the potential but also the tranquil location on offer.  ENTRANCE Brick and flint retaining wall with curved bricks over, shingle 'in-out' driveway, leading to turning and parking area in front of the garage. To the left of the house is an attached garage, side pedestrian access and gateway leading to the rear garden. To the right-hand side is an L-shaped, brick and flint retaining wall with wooden fencing and twin wooden gates leading to a further shingled area with off-road parking, bin store and door to the lobby, plaque depicting house name, arched canopy over the main front door with brass lion door knocker, leading to: HALLWAY 25' 0 x 7' 5 (7.62m x 2.26m) Balustrade staircase rising to first floor, glazed panelled door leading to rear garden, radiator, ceiling coving, doors to primary rooms. CLOAKROOM Low-level WC, wall-mounted wash-hand basin with cupboard under, window to rear aspect, radiator. DRAWING ROOM 24' 5 x 14' 4 (7.44m x 4.37m) Twin glazed doors leading to rear garden with window to one side, arched opening and door with built-in shelving to either side, leading to hobbies room, central chimney breast with surround fireplace, granite inlay with matching hearth and gas point, sash window to front aspect. HOBBIES ROOM 12' 8 x 8' 4 (3.86m x 2.54m) Window to front aspect with radiator under, range of shelving, door to:  BOOT ROOM 8' 1 x 7' 4 (2.46m x 2.24m) Windows to side and rear aspects, work surface, range of built-in wall and floor units, shelving, sliding door leading to: GARAGE 20' 3 x 9' 8 (6.17m x 2.95m) Electrically-operated up-and-over door to front aspect, window to side, rear up-and-over door leading to garden, electric consumer box and power points. DINING ROOM 14' 2 x 12' 9 (4.32m x 3.89m) Window to front aspect with secondary double glazing and radiator under, doors to hallway and kitchen, central chimney breast with surround fireplace and built-in cupboards and shelving to either side, dimmer switch. KITCHEN 11' 3 x 10' 0 (3.43m x 3.05m) Window to rear aspect overlooking the garden, range of wall and floor units, inset 2½ bowl sink unit with mixer tap, integrated dishwasher with matching door, free-standing Ideal Mexico boiler supplying domestic and central heating (not tested), ceramic-tiled surrounds, corner display shelving, inset four-ring electric hob with double oven under, three wall-mounted units with glazed panelled doors, radiator, door to hallway, square opening leading to: LOBBY 14' 2 x 6' 2 (4.32m x 1.88m) Stable-style door to front aspect with window to one side, rear matching door with cupboard to one side leading to garden, high-level cupboard housing electric meter, folding doors leading to: SITTING ROOM 22' 0 x 18' 1 (6.71m x 5.51m) Twin sash windows to front aspect with secondary double glazing, central chimney breast with wood surround fireplace and brickette inlay matching hearth, two Dimplex storage heaters, window to rear aspect with secondary double glazing overlooking patio, dimmer switch. FIRST FLOOR Landing with balustrade, sash window to front aspect with secondary double glazing and radiator under, access to loft space, ceiling coving, doors to primary rooms. BEDROOM 1 14' 1 x 13' 5 (4.29m x 4.09m) Sash window to front aspect with secondary double glazing, radiator, square opening leading to: DRESSING ROOM 11' 7 x 10' 3 (3.53m x 3.12m) Secondary (blocked off) doorway to landing, square opening with saloon doors leading to bathroom, window to rear aspect with secondary double glazing and radiator under, range of built-in wardrobes and dressing table with drawers under, door to: WALK-IN WARDROBE 17' 6 x 10' 0 (5.33m x 3.05m) Measurements taken from approximately 3'0 off floor level with eaves to front and rear ceiling restricting headroom, range of shelving, floor-to-ceiling wardrobes with sliding doors, hanging space and shelving. EN-SUITE BATHROOM 8' 4 x 7' 0 (2.54m x 2.13m) Panelled bath with mixer tap, ceramic-tiled surrounds, vanity unit with wash-hand basin, mixer tap and cupboards under, shaver point, medicine display cabinet, window with secondary double glazing to rear aspect overlooking the garden, bidet, low-level WC. BEDROOM 2 14' 1 x 12' 8 (4.29m x 3.86m) Sash window to front aspect with secondary double glazing, double radiator, central chimney breast with built-in, double-doored wardrobe with hanging space and cupboards over to one side; to the other side is a single built-in shelved cupboard and false wardrobe with doorway leading to: JACK & JILL SHOWER ROOM Wall-mounted wash-hand basin, low-level WC, corner shower cubicle, window to front aspect with frosted panels, vinyl flooring, heated towel rail, door to: STUDY / DRESSING ROOM 6' 9 x 6' 1 (2.06m x 1.85m) Radiator, window to rear aspect with secondary double glazing, sliding door leading to: BEDROOM 3 13' 3 x 10' 0 (4.04m x 3.05m) Window to rear aspect with secondary double glazing and radiator under, range of built-in wardrobes with shelving to one wall, one housing hot water cylinder, and cupboards over, access to loft space, door to landing. OUTSIDE Directly to the rear of the house behind the garage is a paved patio area measuring the width of the house, covered canopies over all doors leading to the rear garden, brick retaining walls with flowering shrub borders, and central steps with railings to both sides leading to upper level with paved patio, lawns and attractive fig tree. To the right-hand side on the upper level is a pergola with wisteria, large wooden garden shed, raised terrace with second pergola leading to crazy-paved patio area and wooden shed. The garden extends on separate levels with wooden summer house and studio, feature curved yew hedge, further lawn with mature trees, evergreens and shrubs, wild-flower garden to the rear. SUMMER HOUSE 12' 3 x 10' 6 (3.73m x 3.2m) Wooden built with twin doors to front overlooking garden and windows on three aspects. STUDIO 8' 8 x 7' 8 (2.64m x 2.34m) Wooden built with door and windows to front aspect, window to side. WORKSHOP 9' 9 x 7' 11 (2.97m x 2.41m) Windows to front aspect, door to side, square opening leading to: STORE 9' 9 x 6' 7 (2.97m x 2.01m)  AGENTS NOTES Council Tax Band G - Havant Borough Council Broadband – ADSL/FTTC/FTTP Fibre Checker (openreach.com) Flood Risk – Refer to - (GOV.UK (check-long-term-flood-risk.service.gov.uk) AML Checks - By Law and in compliance with HMRC regulations, all agents are required to carry out Anti-Money Laundering (AML) checks on any buyer(s) who submit a successful offer. A non-refundable administration fee of £60 inc. VAT to cover these costs is payable by the buyer(s) before the sales transaction can be progressed.

PROPERTY SUMMARY Spring Lawn House is an elegant, double-fronted Grade II Listed Georgian home which has been sympathetically extended over the years by the current owner. Retaining much of its character and charm, the extensive and flexible accommodation is arranged over two floors and has three bedrooms, with the potential to rearrange the layout to create further bedroom/living spaces. The 3287 sq ft of accommodation comprises: entrance hallway, 24' drawing room, cloakroom, kitchen, dining room, lobby, further 22' sitting room, hobbies room, boot room and door to the attached garage on the ground floor; on the first floor there are three double bedrooms with an en-suite bathroom to the master bedroom with walk-in wardrobe and storage, and Jack & Jill shower room to the two further bedrooms. Behind the house is a beautifully-kept, westerly-facing garden stretching approximately 150' in length by 85' wide, with wooden summer house, studio and a wisteria-covered, wooden pergola creating a natural focal point. The house has a privileged position within the Old Bedhampton conservation area, a quiet and peaceful hamlet centred around the ancient village church. The property is located within one mile west of Havant mainline railway station, providing access to London Waterloo in approximately 75 minutes, as well as easy commutable road links to all the major south coast cities, the waterfront and promenade of Southsea, historic Old Portsmouth, and the beaches of Hayling Island. Although requiring some updating, viewing is strongly recommended to appreciate not only the potential but also the tranquil location on offer.  ENTRANCE Brick and flint retaining wall with curved bricks over, shingle 'in-out' driveway, leading to turning and parking area in front of the garage. To the left of the house is an attached garage, side pedestrian access and gateway leading to the rear garden. To the right-hand side is an L-shaped, brick and flint retaining wall with wooden fencing and twin wooden gates leading to a further shingled area with off-road parking, bin store and door to the lobby, plaque depicting house name, arched canopy over the main front door with brass lion door knocker, leading to: HALLWAY 25' 0 x 7' 5 (7.62m x 2.26m) Balustrade staircase rising to first floor, glazed panelled door leading to rear garden, radiator, ceiling coving, doors to primary rooms. CLOAKROOM Low-level WC, wall-mounted wash-hand basin with cupboard under, window to rear aspect, radiator. DRAWING ROOM 24' 5 x 14' 4 (7.44m x 4.37m) Twin glazed doors leading to rear garden with window to one side, arched opening and door with built-in shelving to either side, leading to hobbies room, central chimney breast with surround fireplace, granite inlay with matching hearth and gas point, sash window to front aspect. HOBBIES ROOM 12' 8 x 8' 4 (3.86m x 2.54m) Window to front aspect with radiator under, range of shelving, door to:  BOOT ROOM 8' 1 x 7' 4 (2.46m x 2.24m) Windows to side and rear aspects, work surface, range of built-in wall and floor units, shelving, sliding door leading to: GARAGE 20' 3 x 9' 8 (6.17m x 2.95m) Electrically-operated up-and-over door to front aspect, window to side, rear up-and-over door leading to garden, electric consumer box and power points. DINING ROOM 14' 2 x 12' 9 (4.32m x 3.89m) Window to front aspect with secondary double glazing and radiator under, doors to hallway and kitchen, central chimney breast with surround fireplace and built-in cupboards and shelving to either side, dimmer switch. KITCHEN 11' 3 x 10' 0 (3.43m x 3.05m) Window to rear aspect overlooking the garden, range of wall and floor units, inset 2½ bowl sink unit with mixer tap, integrated dishwasher with matching door, free-standing Ideal Mexico boiler supplying domestic and central heating (not tested), ceramic-tiled surrounds, corner display shelving, inset four-ring electric hob with double oven under, three wall-mounted units with glazed panelled doors, radiator, door to hallway, square opening leading to: LOBBY 14' 2 x 6' 2 (4.32m x 1.88m) Stable-style door to front aspect with window to one side, rear matching door with cupboard to one side leading to garden, high-level cupboard housing electric meter, folding doors leading to: SITTING ROOM 22' 0 x 18' 1 (6.71m x 5.51m) Twin sash windows to front aspect with secondary double glazing, central chimney breast with wood surround fireplace and brickette inlay matching hearth, two Dimplex storage heaters, window to rear aspect with secondary double glazing overlooking patio, dimmer switch. FIRST FLOOR Landing with balustrade, sash window to front aspect with secondary double glazing and radiator under, access to loft space, ceiling coving, doors to primary rooms. BEDROOM 1 14' 1 x 13' 5 (4.29m x 4.09m) Sash window to front aspect with secondary double glazing, radiator, square opening leading to: DRESSING ROOM 11' 7 x 10' 3 (3.53m x 3.12m) Secondary (blocked off) doorway to landing, square opening with saloon doors leading to bathroom, window to rear aspect with secondary double glazing and radiator under, range of built-in wardrobes and dressing table with drawers under, door to: WALK-IN WARDROBE 17' 6 x 10' 0 (5.33m x 3.05m) Measurements taken from approximately 3'0 off floor level with eaves to front and rear ceiling restricting headroom, range of shelving, floor-to-ceiling wardrobes with sliding doors, hanging space and shelving. EN-SUITE BATHROOM 8' 4 x 7' 0 (2.54m x 2.13m) Panelled bath with mixer tap, ceramic-tiled surrounds, vanity unit with wash-hand basin, mixer tap and cupboards under, shaver point, medicine display cabinet, window with secondary double glazing to rear aspect overlooking the garden, bidet, low-level WC. BEDROOM 2 14' 1 x 12' 8 (4.29m x 3.86m) Sash window to front aspect with secondary double glazing, double radiator, central chimney breast with built-in, double-doored wardrobe with hanging space and cupboards over to one side; to the other side is a single built-in shelved cupboard and false wardrobe with doorway leading to: JACK & JILL SHOWER ROOM Wall-mounted wash-hand basin, low-level WC, corner shower cubicle, window to front aspect with frosted panels, vinyl flooring, heated towel rail, door to: STUDY / DRESSING ROOM 6' 9 x 6' 1 (2.06m x 1.85m) Radiator, window to rear aspect with secondary double glazing, sliding door leading to: BEDROOM 3 13' 3 x 10' 0 (4.04m x 3.05m) Window to rear aspect with secondary double glazing and radiator under, range of built-in wardrobes with shelving to one wall, one housing hot water cylinder, and cupboards over, access to loft space, door to landing. OUTSIDE Directly to the rear of the house behind the garage is a paved patio area measuring the width of the house, covered canopies over all doors leading to the rear garden, brick retaining walls with flowering shrub borders, and central steps with railings to both sides leading to upper level with paved patio, lawns and attractive fig tree. To the right-hand side on the upper level is a pergola with wisteria, large wooden garden shed, raised terrace with second pergola leading to crazy-paved patio area and wooden shed. The garden extends on separate levels with wooden summer house and studio, feature curved yew hedge, further lawn with mature trees, evergreens and shrubs, wild-flower garden to the rear. SUMMER HOUSE 12' 3 x 10' 6 (3.73m x 3.2m) Wooden built with twin doors to front overlooking garden and windows on three aspects. STUDIO 8' 8 x 7' 8 (2.64m x 2.34m) Wooden built with door and windows to front aspect, window to side. WORKSHOP 9' 9 x 7' 11 (2.97m x 2.41m) Windows to front aspect, door to side, square opening leading to: STORE 9' 9 x 6' 7 (2.97m x 2.01m)  AGENTS NOTES Council Tax Band G - Havant Borough Council Broadband – ADSL/FTTC/FTTP Fibre Checker (openreach.com) Flood Risk – Refer to - (GOV.UK (check-long-term-flood-risk.service.gov.uk) AML Checks - By Law and in compliance with HMRC regulations, all agents are required to carry out Anti-Money Laundering (AML) checks on any buyer(s) who submit a successful offer. A non-refundable administration fee of £60 inc. VAT to cover these costs is payable by the buyer(s) before the sales transaction can be progressed.

Beyond the private driveway and through the grand entrance hall, this outstanding eco-smart residence reveals itself as a home of rare calibre, where architectural elegance meets countryside serenity. Thoughtfully designed to capture natural light and showcase its extraordinary setting, the property embraces uninterrupted rural views at every turn, framed by expansive picture windows and an array of bi-fold doors that seamlessly connect interior and exterior spaces.Upon entering, one is immediately captivated by the breathtaking aspect across open farmland—views that evolve with the seasons and flood the interiors with light. The spacious entrance hall sets a graceful tone, leading the eye directly towards the horizon through full-height glazing.Straight ahead is a formal dining room that offers a versatile space that easily transforms into a games room or children’s playroom. This stylish space opens onto a raised balcony with steps down to the garden—ideal for entertaining or enjoying a quiet morning coffee. Adjacent lies the elegant lounge, a beautifully appointed room with further panoramic views and direct access to the terrace via additional bi-fold doors, creating a harmonious flow between inside and out.Stepping down to the heart of the home is the showstopping open-plan kitchen, dining, and family living area—an expansive, light-filled sanctuary designed for modern lifestyles. The sleek, contemporary kitchen is a chef’s dream, centred around a striking island with breakfast seating and complemented by an impressive suite of four integrated ovens and premium appliances. Whether hosting large gatherings or enjoying relaxed family living, this space delivers effortless versatility and comfort, opening directly onto the patio and gardens beyond.Discreetly tucked away, a spacious utility and boot room provides everyday functionality, with built-in storage and external access, while a cloakroom/WC adds further practicality.A dedicated study enjoys private access from the outside and adjoins a contemporary shower room—offering excellent potential as a sixth bedroom, guest suite, or secluded home office.One of the home’s most distinctive features is the superb guest wing or optional self-contained annexe—ideal for extended family, guests, or multi-generational living. This luxurious space comprises two generous double bedrooms, both with en-suite shower rooms, and a shared dressing area. Whether used as private quarters or a flexible entertaining space, this wing offers outstanding versatility and privacy.Ascending the beautifully lit staircase, the first floor is equally impressive. The principal suite is a private retreat of exceptional proportions, complete with a bespoke dressing room, a luxurious en-suite bathroom, and large bi-fold doors opening onto a Juliet balcony that perfectly frames the mesmerising rural outlook. Two additional double bedrooms—each beautifully appointed and with en-suites—complete the upper level, offering generous accommodation for family and guests alike.Outside, the gardens and grounds offer an exceptional opportunity for landscaping and personalisation. The rear garden, currently laid to lawn with a generous patio terrace, invites further development into a true horticultural haven. To the front, raised flower beds burst with seasonal colour, hinting at the home's green potential. Whether envisioned as structured formal gardens, a wildflower meadow, or a kitchen garden, the one-acre plot offers scope for creativity.Practicality continues with a substantial double garage and a further single garage—ideal for use as a workshop, gym, or studio. The sweeping driveway, already pre-wired for electric gates, allows for the future installation of your chosen design, while ample off-road parking ensures convenience for residents and guests alike.This exquisite residence stands as a celebration of modern craftsmanship and rural elegance, combining the peace and privacy of its countryside setting with the very best of eco-conscious living and contemporary design.Please note: Select images in this listing feature virtual staging to help illustrate the potential of the space. These enhancements are for inspiration only; the rooms are currently unfurnished.

PROPERTY SUMMARY A Grade II Listed detached family home which has been sympathetically extended encompassing a number of original and character features. The main house has 2314 sq ft of living accommodation arranged over three floors and comprises: reception hall, five reception areas/rooms, a cloakroom and kitchen on the ground floor with five bedrooms and large family bathroom on the upper two floors. Sitting on grounds measuring approximately 0.35 of an acre with mature gardens with a manicured lawn, wild flower areas and established trees, a brook/stream, a potting shed, gated parking and a double garage. Lower Road is in the centre of the historic conservation hamlet of Old Bedhampton and approximately 1½ miles from mainline Havant railway station and within easy access to commutable road links, the social and shopping area of Gunwharf Quays, the historic City of Chichester and the South Downs National Park are all within a 20 minute drive. Early internal viewing of this truly family home is strongly recommended in order to appreciate the accommodation and location on offer. ENTRANCE Brick and flint retaining wall with gateways providing pedestrian and vehicular access to tarmac driveway, to the left hand side of the property is a driveway with turning and parking for numerous cars. Leading down to the brook is a wildflower area running to the left hand side, detached garage block, flint retaining walls and flowerbeds to the front door with shingled area to one side, lighting, arched topped doorway with letterbox to one side leading to: HALLWAY Red brick tiled flooring, windows to front aspect, radiator, beams to ceiling, large part-glazed internal door with further door leading to family room. INNER LOBBY Red tiled flooring, door leading to breakfast room, built0in storage cupboard. CLOAKROOM Concealed cistern w.c. with shelf over, window to side aspect, pedestal wash hand basin, radiator. BREAKFAST ROOM 14' 5 x 9' 4 (4.39m x 2.84m) Square opening leading to kitchen/dining room, maximum depth of overall rooms 24'0. Feature brick surround fireplace with wooden mantel and brick over, brick hearth and log burner, tiled flooring, built-in larder with window to side aspect and automated lighting, range of shelving, dresser style unit with bookshelves to upper section with drawers and cupboards under, dimmer switch, beams to ceiling and spotlights, panelled door leading to internal lobby. KITCHEN/DINING ROOM 21' 1 max width x 13' 9 (6.43m x 4.19m) Dividing wall to part with peninsular work surface dividing rooms. Kitchen: Comprehensive range of cream fronted floor units with wooden fronted wall units, granite work surface with matching splashbacks, inset double bowl butler sink with mixer tap and drainer to one side, two wall mounted units with glazed panelled doors, twin double glazed windows to rear aspect overlooking garden, small window to side, space for free standing range style cooker with black splashback with black extractor hood, fan and light over, tiled flooring, integrated fridge, washing machine and Bosch dishwasher with matching doors, brushed steel fronted power points, vaulted ceiling with spotlights, opening to:  DINING ROOM Large skylight window, matching tiled flooring, door with glazed panel leading to internal lobby, sliding double glazed doors on two aspects leading to patio areas and overlooking garden with corner glazed panel and external wooden bean support. INTERNAL LOBBY Red tiled flooring, radiator, painted walls with exposed beam, large internal door leading to: HALLWAY Staircase rising to first floor with understairs storage cupboard, doors to primary rooms, low level built-in cupboard. FAMILY ROOM 13' 7 x 10' 5 (4.14m x 3.18m) Measurements to front of chimney breast 13'0 maximum. Door to one side leading to entrance hall, windows to front aspect with radiator under, large built-in storage cupboard with shelving, further low level cupboard, cast iron surround fireplace with tiled inlay, coal effect living flame gas fire (not tested), built-in storage cupboard with range of shelving, beams to ceiling, painted panelling to walls. STUDY 13' 0 x 9' 7 (3.96m x 2.92m) Windows to front aspect with radiator under, corner chimney breast with painted brick, wood surround fireplace with cast iron grate, large, panelled door. SITTING ROOM 13' 4 x 13' 0 (4.06m x 3.96m) Corner chimney breast with log burner, wood surround and panelling over, brick inlay with stone hearth, exposed beams to ceiling, windows to rear aspect overlooking garden with radiator under, large, panelled door. FIRST FLOOR Split level landing, exposed brick and beams to wall, small window to rear aspect, stairs rising to primary landing. PRIMARY LANDING Doorway to inner landing, built-in cupboard with hanging space and shelving, door and stairs rising to top floor. BEDROOM 1 13' 4 x 13' 0 (4.06m x 3.96m) Corner chimney breast with cast iron surround and tiled hearth, exposed beam to ceiling, windows to rear aspect overlooking garden with radiator under, panelled door. FEATURE BATHROOM 9' 8 x 9' 3 (2.95m x 2.82m) Window to rear aspect overlooking garden with radiator under, Armitage Shanks oval wash hand basin, granite surround and splashback with cupboards under, concealed cistern w.c. with shelf over, double ended white panelled bath with central mixer tap, splashback and plinth taps, walk-in shower area with glazed panel and wood support beams, ceiling spotlights, chrome heated towel rail, tiled flooring, some panelling to walls. BEDROOM 2 13' 9 x 10' 4 (4.19m x 3.15m) Measurements do not include recessed area to one side of chimney breast, cast iron grated and tiled hearth, built-in cupboard to one side housing hot water cylinder, windows to front aspect with radiator under. BEDROOM 3 12' 11 x 9' 9 (3.94m x 2.97m) Window to front aspect with double radiator under, beams to ceiling, panelled door. TOP FLOOR Landing with access to loft space, built-in double doored cupboard. BEDROOM 4 13' 4 x 12' 2 (4.06m x 3.71m) Measurements taken from approximately 4'10 off floor level with eaves to front and rear ceiling, central ceiling height 7'0, access to storage eaves, radiator, window to side aspect, panelled door. BEDROOM 5 12' 2 x 9' 9 (3.71m x 2.97m) Measurements taken from approximately 4'10 off floor level with slight eaves to front and rear ceilings restricting headroom, central ceiling height 7'0, access to storage eaves, window to side aspect with radiator under, panelled door. OUTSIDE Wrapping to the rear of the is a paved pathway returning past the dining toom to a large patio area with pillared gateway to the front, raised brick retaining wall, sunken flowerbed leading to large lawned garden. To the right-hand side of the garden is a brick and flint wall with wooden built pergola, the wall continues at a right angle with vegetable garden, flowerbeds and stepping stone pathway, to the left hand side is a low brick curved retaining wall and shingle pathway with further brick pathway leading to brook/stream and wild flower areas with steps leading down to the brook with seating areas. DETACHED GARAGE 21' 3 x 16' 7 (6.48m x 5.05m) Twin doors to front aspect, wooden clad, pitched concrete tiled roof. AGENTS NOTES Council Tax Band F – Havant Borough Council Broadband – ADSL/FTTC/FTTP Fibre Checker (openreach.com) Flood Risk – Refer to - (GOV.UK (check-long-term-flood-risk.service.gov.uk) AML Checks - By Law and in compliance with HMRC regulations, all agents are required to carry out Anti-Money Laundering (AML) checks on any buyer(s) who submit a successful offer. A non-refundable administration fee of £60 inc. 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