House For Sale £575,000
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This delightful detached chocolate box cottage dating back to 1650 has been sensitively refurbished to retain a wealth of character yet has contemporary fixtures and fittings.
The open entrance hall which has previously been used as a study leads to the breakfast room with electric Everhot cooker. Beyond is the recently fitted shaker style galley kitchen with integrated white goods, separate larder and door to the garden. The sitting room with large Inglenook fireplace and log burner looks over the front garden. At the rear of the house is the downstairs family bathroom and in the ground floor extension is the guest bedroom with shower and built in wardrobes. Upstairs there is a double bedroom and a further small double room which leads to a fourth single bedroom that also houses the airing cupboard. The cottage offers versatile accommodation.
Outside
The garden to the rear is banked by the neighbouring Honeysuckle Cottage and the Bourne Rivulet. There is a terrace at the back of the house a greenhouse and log shed. There are also gardens to the front of the property with mature borders and driveway parking for a number of cars, there is a single garage with store at the rear.
Location
Stoke is a rural village in the heart of the Bourne Valley villages of Hurstbourne Tarrant and St Mary Bourne within which are a variety of everyday amenities including sub Post Office/Village Stores, Church, Public Houses, Petrol Station, Schools and a Health Centre. Both Andover to the south and Newbury to the north offer a comprehensive range of facilities which include indoor shopping centres, main line railway stations with connections to London’s Waterloo and Paddington in just over 1 hour. The A303 and A34 are close at hand, providing convenient road access to London, the West Country and the North. The surrounding countryside is particularly well known for its natural beauty, sporting facilities, walks and rides.
Additional information
Tenure: Freehold
local authority: Test Valley Borough Council
services: Mains electricity, water and drainage. Electric heating and underfloor in
viewing: Strictly by appointment through Carter Jonas.
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This delightful detached chocolate box cottage dating back to 1650 has been sensitively refurbished to retain a wealth of character yet has contemporary fixtures and fittings.
The open entrance hall which has previously been used as a study leads to the breakfast room with electric Everhot cooker. Beyond is the recently fitted shaker style galley kitchen with integrated white goods, separate larder and door to the garden. The sitting room with large Inglenook fireplace and log burner looks over the front garden. At the rear of the house is the downstairs family bathroom and in the ground floor extension is the guest bedroom with shower and built in wardrobes. Upstairs there is a double bedroom and a further small double room which leads to a fourth single bedroom that also houses the airing cupboard. The cottage offers versatile accommodation.
Outside
The garden to the rear is banked by the neighbouring Honeysuckle Cottage and the Bourne Rivulet. There is a terrace at the back of the house a greenhouse and log shed. There are also gardens to the front of the property with mature borders and driveway parking for a number of cars, there is a single garage with store at the rear.
Location
Stoke is a rural village in the heart of the Bourne Valley villages of Hurstbourne Tarrant and St Mary Bourne within which are a variety of everyday amenities including sub Post Office/Village Stores, Church, Public Houses, Petrol Station, Schools and a Health Centre. Both Andover to the south and Newbury to the north offer a comprehensive range of facilities which include indoor shopping centres, main line railway stations with connections to London’s Waterloo and Paddington in just over 1 hour. The A303 and A34 are close at hand, providing convenient road access to London, the West Country and the North. The surrounding countryside is particularly well known for its natural beauty, sporting facilities, walks and rides.
Additional information
Tenure: Freehold
local authority: Test Valley Borough Council
services: Mains electricity, water and drainage. Electric heating and underfloor in
viewing: Strictly by appointment through Carter Jonas.
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