House For Sale £2,000,000
Dating from the 18th century, Warren Farm is a charming home constructed in traditional brick and flint. With many of the rooms south-west, the property is wonderfully light with views over the gardens and to the rolling countryside beyond.
On the ground floor the fitted kitchen incorporates an oil fired Aga and Neff electric cooker and opens to the large breakfast room which has French doors to the garden and the second staircase the first floor. The dining room has an open fireplace and the drawing room, at the far end of the house, has a feature fireplace housing a cast iron wood burning stove. From here there is access to the south facing conservatory. The flexible accommodation on the ground floor includes a downstairs bedroom, sitting room and bathroom which makes a useful annexe. Upstairs the double aspect principal bedroom has an en suite bathroom. There are three further bedrooms with fitted wardrobes and a family bathroom.
Adjacent and opposite the house is an L-shaped brick and flint outbuilding which has been partly converted to include a “party barn”, garage, double car port and store. Planning permission was granted in 2004 to change this to a residential annex (Winchester City Council 04/01488/ful).
Warren Farm is approached across a large gravel courtyard providing parking for several cars. A path to the right of the house leads to the annexe with an area of garden contained behind a picket fence. There is an area of garden to the rear of the large barn with raised vegetable beds. A large south facing terrace spans the width of the rear of the property with lawns stretching to the tennis court beyond. A pair of five bar gates give access from this area to the adjacent lane.
Located about 6 miles from Winchester (London Waterloo from 57 minutes) and 15 miles from Petersfield. The surrounding area has plenty of open countryside with wonderful walking – including the Pilgrims Way. Independent schools in the area include Twyford, Princes Mead, St Swithun's, Winchester College and Bedales.
On the ground floor the fitted kitchen incorporates an oil fired Aga and Neff electric cooker and opens to the large breakfast room which has French doors to the garden and the second staircase the first floor. The dining room has an open fireplace and the drawing room, at the far end of the house, has a feature fireplace housing a cast iron wood burning stove. From here there is access to the south facing conservatory. The flexible accommodation on the ground floor includes a downstairs bedroom, sitting room and bathroom which makes a useful annexe. Upstairs the double aspect principal bedroom has an en suite bathroom. There are three further bedrooms with fitted wardrobes and a family bathroom.
Adjacent and opposite the house is an L-shaped brick and flint outbuilding which has been partly converted to include a “party barn”, garage, double car port and store. Planning permission was granted in 2004 to change this to a residential annex (Winchester City Council 04/01488/ful).
Warren Farm is approached across a large gravel courtyard providing parking for several cars. A path to the right of the house leads to the annexe with an area of garden contained behind a picket fence. There is an area of garden to the rear of the large barn with raised vegetable beds. A large south facing terrace spans the width of the rear of the property with lawns stretching to the tennis court beyond. A pair of five bar gates give access from this area to the adjacent lane.
Located about 6 miles from Winchester (London Waterloo from 57 minutes) and 15 miles from Petersfield. The surrounding area has plenty of open countryside with wonderful walking – including the Pilgrims Way. Independent schools in the area include Twyford, Princes Mead, St Swithun's, Winchester College and Bedales.
