House For Sale £700,000
A delightful Grade II listed home of character dating back to the 17th Century positioned in the heart of West Meon in the South Downs National Park. The current owners have carried out a programme of refurbishment and enlargement skilfully blending contemporary comforts with period features.
Totalling 1660 sq ft, the living accommodation is arranged over two floors with the welcoming entrance hall leading to a superb double aspect reception room which could serve as a snug or playroom. There is also a cloakroom, cellar and the 16ft sitting room is a highlight of the property with exposed brickwork, timbers and a beautiful Inglenook fireplace housing the wood burner. The refitted kitchen/breakfast room serves as the heart of the house and is complimented by the practical utility/boot room with access to the garden.
Also of note is the vaulted main bedroom with a dressing area and there are three further good size bedrooms and a recently refurbished family bathroom with a roll top bath and separate shower.
Situation
Situated in the heart of the well regarded village of West Meon with its community owned village shop, butcher, church and renowned public house, The Thomas Lord. The market town of Petersfield offers an extensive range of shops and amenities, including mainline station with services into London Waterloo. The village has a well regarded primary school and the area is well served by an excellent choice of preparatory and secondary schools in the area including Twyford, Prince's Mead, West Hill Park, Pilgrim's, Highfield, Bedales, Churchers, Winchester College, St Swithun's, Lord Wandsworth and Portsmouth Grammar School. The cathedral city of Winchester offers a more comprehensive range of shopping and cultural facilities, with a mainline rail service into London Waterloo (about one hour). Road connections are excellent in the area with A32 connecting to the M27 which then connects to the south coast network and junction 9 of the M3 in Winchester and the A3 to London from Petersfield. The area falls within the newly created South Downs National Park and there are many acres of fine countryside at hand.
Outside
Gated side access leads to the rear garden which has been landscaped for ease of maintenance and is well stocked with flowering and herbaceous shrubs. The garden is terraced and being well enclosed offers a great level of privacy.
Additional Information
Local Authority- Winchester City Council
Services: Mains water and electricity. Oil fired central heating. Private drainage.
Agents note- We understand the property benefits from fibre optic broadband
Totalling 1660 sq ft, the living accommodation is arranged over two floors with the welcoming entrance hall leading to a superb double aspect reception room which could serve as a snug or playroom. There is also a cloakroom, cellar and the 16ft sitting room is a highlight of the property with exposed brickwork, timbers and a beautiful Inglenook fireplace housing the wood burner. The refitted kitchen/breakfast room serves as the heart of the house and is complimented by the practical utility/boot room with access to the garden.
Also of note is the vaulted main bedroom with a dressing area and there are three further good size bedrooms and a recently refurbished family bathroom with a roll top bath and separate shower.
Situation
Situated in the heart of the well regarded village of West Meon with its community owned village shop, butcher, church and renowned public house, The Thomas Lord. The market town of Petersfield offers an extensive range of shops and amenities, including mainline station with services into London Waterloo. The village has a well regarded primary school and the area is well served by an excellent choice of preparatory and secondary schools in the area including Twyford, Prince's Mead, West Hill Park, Pilgrim's, Highfield, Bedales, Churchers, Winchester College, St Swithun's, Lord Wandsworth and Portsmouth Grammar School. The cathedral city of Winchester offers a more comprehensive range of shopping and cultural facilities, with a mainline rail service into London Waterloo (about one hour). Road connections are excellent in the area with A32 connecting to the M27 which then connects to the south coast network and junction 9 of the M3 in Winchester and the A3 to London from Petersfield. The area falls within the newly created South Downs National Park and there are many acres of fine countryside at hand.
Outside
Gated side access leads to the rear garden which has been landscaped for ease of maintenance and is well stocked with flowering and herbaceous shrubs. The garden is terraced and being well enclosed offers a great level of privacy.
Additional Information
Local Authority- Winchester City Council
Services: Mains water and electricity. Oil fired central heating. Private drainage.
Agents note- We understand the property benefits from fibre optic broadband
