House For Sale £595,000
A deceptively spacious Grade ii-listed Georgian townhouse located conveniently for the shops and facilities in the centre of the town. The property is believed to have been built in 1813 and has painted brick elevations with a handsome bay window. Internally the house extends to 1042 sq. Ft. And is beautifully appointed, having been subject to an extensive refurbishment by the vendor. The décor has been modernised while respecting the history of the home, incorporating the original fireplaces into a contemporary design. The open plan kitchen/dining/living room is at the rear of the property and is a stunning space with bi-fold doors opening to the garden. This social space incorporates a large central island with breakfast bar, space for an aga and ample storage within the shaker-style units. A cloakroom with w.c. Completes the ground floor accommodation.
On the first floor there are two good size bedrooms both with fitted storage and a family bathroom with both bath and shower facilities.
Outside
The south-facing rear garden is a particular highlight. A decked terrace adjoins the rear of the house and stone steps leading up through a variety of mature shrubs and herbaceous borders to a stone-paved patio and barbecue area with a brick and flint wall creating an attractive backdrop. There is on street parking on a nearby side street and additional parking is available within the town’s public car parks.
Situation
The market town of Alresford is famed for its pretty streets lined with Georgian cottages, independent retailers and pubs. The river Arle flows through the town and on into the river Itchen with a number of beautiful walks nearby. A wider and more comprehensive range of amenities can be found in the cathedral city of Winchester (7.5 miles). There are a number of excellent educational facilities including Winchester College, St. Swithun’s School, Peter Symonds and Sun Hill primary and Perins secondary schools locally. Winchester mainline railway station offers direct rail access to London Waterloo (about one hour) and junctions 9 and 10 of the M3 motorway give road access to London and the south coast.
Additional Information
local authority: Winchester City Council
services: All mains services. Gas central heating.
On the first floor there are two good size bedrooms both with fitted storage and a family bathroom with both bath and shower facilities.
Outside
The south-facing rear garden is a particular highlight. A decked terrace adjoins the rear of the house and stone steps leading up through a variety of mature shrubs and herbaceous borders to a stone-paved patio and barbecue area with a brick and flint wall creating an attractive backdrop. There is on street parking on a nearby side street and additional parking is available within the town’s public car parks.
Situation
The market town of Alresford is famed for its pretty streets lined with Georgian cottages, independent retailers and pubs. The river Arle flows through the town and on into the river Itchen with a number of beautiful walks nearby. A wider and more comprehensive range of amenities can be found in the cathedral city of Winchester (7.5 miles). There are a number of excellent educational facilities including Winchester College, St. Swithun’s School, Peter Symonds and Sun Hill primary and Perins secondary schools locally. Winchester mainline railway station offers direct rail access to London Waterloo (about one hour) and junctions 9 and 10 of the M3 motorway give road access to London and the south coast.
Additional Information
local authority: Winchester City Council
services: All mains services. Gas central heating.
