House For Sale £1,100,000
White Hart Cottage is a pretty detached property believed to date from the 18th century.
The property is not listed.
The accommodation is light and flows well with good ceiling heights and with two staircases.
There is a well proportioned drawing room with oil fire and doors into the conservatory and study. The sitting room has a Inglenook with wood fire, a tile floor and shutters.
There are four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a separate WC.
The attractive south east facing garden is a major feature of the property. It is partly walled and mainly laid to lawn with a variety of mature trees and shrubs.
There is a sheltered pergola, an ornamental pond, workshop and shed/wood store. Beyond the fruit cage at the end of the garden there are wonderful views over the neighbouring fields.
Doors from the conservatory lead onto a secluded stone terrace, ideal for outdoor entertaining.
There is a brick and flint wall to the front of the property with a gravelled drive leading to a double garage.
Services:
Mains water, electricity and drainage. Oil fire and Esse range heats seven radiators each and hot water. Water softener. Fibre broadband (approximately 72 mbps).
White Hart Cottage is a property of enormous character and charm, situated in Stoke, a popular Bourne Valley village. It is located within a Conservation Area and Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
The nearby village of St Mary Bourne has a post office/shop and two pubs.
Andover, approximately five miles to the south west, has a variety of recreational and shopping facilities including a cinema and Waitrose.
There are many well regarded state and independent schools nearby including primary schools in St Mary Bourne and Hurstbourne Tarrant, Farleigh, Rookwood, Thorngrove, Winchester College, St Swithuns and Godolphin in Salisbury.
Communications are excellent with trains from Whitchurch and Andover to London Waterloo taking about 60 to 70 minutes respectively. London Paddington is about 60 minutes from Newbury.
The A34 provides fast access from Newbury to Oxford and the North, and from Whitchurch to Winchester, Southampton and the South.
The cathedral cities of Winchester and Salisbury are about 19 and 26 miles respectively and the market town of Marlborough is about 20 miles.
Whitchurch 5 miles (London Waterloo 60 minutes), Andover 7 miles (London Waterloo 70 minutes), Newbury 12 miles (London Paddington 60 minutes), Winchester 19 miles, Marlborough 20 miles, Salisbury 26 miles.
(Distances and times approximate.)
The property is not listed.
The accommodation is light and flows well with good ceiling heights and with two staircases.
There is a well proportioned drawing room with oil fire and doors into the conservatory and study. The sitting room has a Inglenook with wood fire, a tile floor and shutters.
There are four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a separate WC.
The attractive south east facing garden is a major feature of the property. It is partly walled and mainly laid to lawn with a variety of mature trees and shrubs.
There is a sheltered pergola, an ornamental pond, workshop and shed/wood store. Beyond the fruit cage at the end of the garden there are wonderful views over the neighbouring fields.
Doors from the conservatory lead onto a secluded stone terrace, ideal for outdoor entertaining.
There is a brick and flint wall to the front of the property with a gravelled drive leading to a double garage.
Services:
Mains water, electricity and drainage. Oil fire and Esse range heats seven radiators each and hot water. Water softener. Fibre broadband (approximately 72 mbps).
White Hart Cottage is a property of enormous character and charm, situated in Stoke, a popular Bourne Valley village. It is located within a Conservation Area and Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
The nearby village of St Mary Bourne has a post office/shop and two pubs.
Andover, approximately five miles to the south west, has a variety of recreational and shopping facilities including a cinema and Waitrose.
There are many well regarded state and independent schools nearby including primary schools in St Mary Bourne and Hurstbourne Tarrant, Farleigh, Rookwood, Thorngrove, Winchester College, St Swithuns and Godolphin in Salisbury.
Communications are excellent with trains from Whitchurch and Andover to London Waterloo taking about 60 to 70 minutes respectively. London Paddington is about 60 minutes from Newbury.
The A34 provides fast access from Newbury to Oxford and the North, and from Whitchurch to Winchester, Southampton and the South.
The cathedral cities of Winchester and Salisbury are about 19 and 26 miles respectively and the market town of Marlborough is about 20 miles.
Whitchurch 5 miles (London Waterloo 60 minutes), Andover 7 miles (London Waterloo 70 minutes), Newbury 12 miles (London Paddington 60 minutes), Winchester 19 miles, Marlborough 20 miles, Salisbury 26 miles.
(Distances and times approximate.)
