House For Sale £510,000
BISHOP'S WALTHAM

SUMMARY:
Opportunity to purchase this lovely town house tucked away in the centre of Bishops Waltham with garage and private parking.  The well preserved high street with many listed buildings is a minutes walk away to independent shops which include post office, chemists, fishmongers, bakery, greengrocer and two local supermarkets.  The doctors surgery is based in Lower Lane.  There is a bus service from The Square at the bottom of the high street should you not wish to drive.  

You enter into a spacious hall with built in cupboards and book shelves under the stairs and a downstairs cloakroom.  From the hall you enter the kitchen diner.  The kitchen has contemporary Shaker style cream units, built in electric oven and gas hob, built in washing machine / dryer, built in dish washer and wood effect countertops.  The left side of the kitchen has room for a six seater table and chairs and has a built in Shaker style Welsh dresser.  Double glazed doors take you outside to a delightful walled courtyard with a patio and well maintained borders. The first floor landing takes you into the sitting room with a large double glazed westerly facing window.  Along the landing is an airing / linen cupboard and at the end of the landing is a single bedroom which is used as a study having a built in cupboard / wardrobe. The second floor landing takes you to two double bedrooms, the second bedroom has a large built in wardrobe.  The bathroom is floor and wall tiled with a P - shaped bath and heated radiator towel rail.  The loft access has an attached extending ladder.

THE ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES:

CANOPIED ENTRANCE PORCH:
Front door leading to:

ENTRANCE HALL:
Spacious entrance hall with built in cupboards and book shelves under the stairs. Laminate flooring. Radiator. Window to the front aspect. Stairs leading to the first floor.

CLOAKROOM::
WC and wash hand basin with tiled splash back. Laminate flooring. Radiator.

KITCHEN/DINING::
Attractively fitted with a range of cream shaker style units with wood effect worktops, incorporating stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap over. Built in electric oven and gas hob. Integrated washing machine/tumble dryer and dishwasher.  Space for fridge/freezer.  Built in shaker style dresser and space for a dining table and chairs. Cupboard housing Glow worm boiler. Inset lighting. Double glazed doors overlooking and leading into the attractive, walled courtyard garden. 

FIRST FLOOR LANDING:
Airing/linen cupboard with shelving. Radiator.

SITTING ROOM :
Delightful, light sitting room with a large double glazed picture window overlooking the rear aspect.  Radiator. 

BEDROOM 3:
Perfect for use as a single bedroom or study.  Built in cupboard/wardrobe.  Radiator. Double glazed window to the front aspect.

SECOND FLOOR LANDING::
Loft access, with attached extending loft ladder. 

BEDROOM 1:
Double glazed window overlooking the rear aspect. Radiator. 

BEDROOM 2:
Built in double door wardrobe. Double glazed window to the front aspect. Radiator.

BATHROOM:
Tiled and fitted with a white suite comprising, P- shaped bath with shower and screen over, pedestal wash hand basin and WC. Heated towel rail.

OUTSIDE:
There is a private parking area to the rear, for the house and neighbouring residents where there is a GARAGE and PARKING SPACE. To the front of the property, paved forecourt and raised border. There is a pretty walled courtyard garden to the rear of the house, which offers a perfect low maintaince space for enjoying.  Rear pedestrian gate leading to the parking.   

LOCATION :
Bishop's Waltham has a well preserved high street with many listed buildings just a few minutes walk away to independent shops which include post office, chemists, fishmongers, bakery, greengrocer and two local supermarkets. The doctors surgery is based in Lower Lane. There is a bus service from The Square at the bottom of the high street that averages three buses an hour should you not wish to drive.

A note from our seller for one of many reasons to move into or stay in Bishop's Waltham.
Bishops Waltham nestles of the edge of the South Downs. A 10 minute walk finds you in open countryside with footpaths and bridleways linking neighbouring villages.  The village has a wealth of history. The now ruined Bishops Waltham Palace, built by Henry de Blois, Bishop of Winchester, in 1158 is a scheduled ancient monument under English Heritage. The Palace grounds are open every day and frequently used to hold summer festivals and other events.

COUNCIL TAX BAND:
Council Tax Band - D - Winchester City Council £2126.23
EPC RATING: TBC