House For Sale £675,000
This former farm workers cottage was built in the 1920's and has since been sympathetically extended and updated to produce a home with character and versatility, with spacious well planned rooms, off road parking and a fantastic detached annexe. This property is sure to appeal to those who appreciate flexible accommodation, set in the heart of a quiet quintessential village. The entrance hall provides good storage and a downstairs cloakroom and leads to the large l-shaped sitting/dining room, which is a great space with oak flooring and a wood burner. At the rear of the house is the superb kitchen/breakfast room, which is well-appointed and bright with a breakfast bar, fitted units providing plenty of storage space, pantry and double doors opening onto the garden. Upstairs, on the first floor, there are three good double bedrooms, one with an en-suite shower room and a further shower room. One of the major selling points of this house is the superb detached annexe which boasts a large open-plan kitchen/sitting/dining room with a wood burner, a double bedroom with an en-suite shower room and its own enclosed garden. Outside, to the front of the property, there is ample off-road parking on the enclosed drive and a front garden. There is side access to the rear garden with lawn and mature shrubs and a paved patio area, perfect for al-fresco dining.
Crawley is a quintessentially English village, with its Cricket and Youth Clubs, the Crawley Players amateur dramatics society, quiz nights, and charity events. The beautiful 12th century Grade II Listed Church of St Mary’s is in the heart of the village and can be viewed from the cottage, along with charming duck pond, village hall and acclaimed public house, The Fox. Sparsholt Primary School is the local C of E primary school with a school bus service to and from the village. Secondary schools are either Henry Beaufort or Westgate in Winchester. There is also a wide selection of independent schools in the area.
Crawley is a quintessentially English village, with its Cricket and Youth Clubs, the Crawley Players amateur dramatics society, quiz nights, and charity events. The beautiful 12th century Grade II Listed Church of St Mary’s is in the heart of the village and can be viewed from the cottage, along with charming duck pond, village hall and acclaimed public house, The Fox. Sparsholt Primary School is the local C of E primary school with a school bus service to and from the village. Secondary schools are either Henry Beaufort or Westgate in Winchester. There is also a wide selection of independent schools in the area.
