House For Sale £735,000
The feeling of space is immediate with a large and welcoming reception hall providing access into each of the rooms. The generous living accommodation includes a spacious twin aspect sitting room with an open brick fireplace and double doors opening out to the rear garden and a very well-proportioned triple aspect kitchen/dining room suitable for entertaining. The kitchen is fitted with a range of eye and base level cabinets, pan drawers and integrated appliances including a four ring gas hob with extractor over, oven, dishwasher, refrigerator and washing machine.
The overall accommodation could be arranged to suit a variety of requirements as it is all on one level. There are three bedrooms and separate bathroom including a principal bedroom with an en suite shower room. The property was designed with country living in mind with a very useful entrance porch and a brick built garage and workshop (with power connected) to the front. The property was constructed by established and renowned local builder Peter Cook and his team in 2009.
Outside
The property sits more or less centrally within its own grounds with areas of garden to the front and rear. The property is set behind an area of lawn and several mature roses to the front with a tarmac driveway providing ample parking and access to the front, garage and workshop. There is a paved area adjoining the sitting room providing an ideal outside seating space. The rear garden is mainly laid to lawn with mature hedging and flowering shrubs. A path to the side provides a route to two greenhouses and a timber shed. A path to the side provides access between the front and rear.
Situation
Chawton is one of the prettiest and most unspoilt villages in Hampshire and is set within the northern borders of the South Downs National Park. There is an active community with a church, primary school, 'The Greyfriars' public house and cafe. The village is home to Jane Austen's House and Museum, a Grade I listed building, with a lovely landscaped garden. The surrounding countryside provides ample opportunity for a number of country pursuits. The thriving market town of Alton has a good range of individual shops, Waitrose food shop, M&S Simply Food, cinema, sports centre, two secondary schools, 6th form college and railway station to London Waterloo. The A31 provides a link to the A3 and M3 with routes to London, the south west and beyond.
The overall accommodation could be arranged to suit a variety of requirements as it is all on one level. There are three bedrooms and separate bathroom including a principal bedroom with an en suite shower room. The property was designed with country living in mind with a very useful entrance porch and a brick built garage and workshop (with power connected) to the front. The property was constructed by established and renowned local builder Peter Cook and his team in 2009.
Outside
The property sits more or less centrally within its own grounds with areas of garden to the front and rear. The property is set behind an area of lawn and several mature roses to the front with a tarmac driveway providing ample parking and access to the front, garage and workshop. There is a paved area adjoining the sitting room providing an ideal outside seating space. The rear garden is mainly laid to lawn with mature hedging and flowering shrubs. A path to the side provides a route to two greenhouses and a timber shed. A path to the side provides access between the front and rear.
Situation
Chawton is one of the prettiest and most unspoilt villages in Hampshire and is set within the northern borders of the South Downs National Park. There is an active community with a church, primary school, 'The Greyfriars' public house and cafe. The village is home to Jane Austen's House and Museum, a Grade I listed building, with a lovely landscaped garden. The surrounding countryside provides ample opportunity for a number of country pursuits. The thriving market town of Alton has a good range of individual shops, Waitrose food shop, M&S Simply Food, cinema, sports centre, two secondary schools, 6th form college and railway station to London Waterloo. The A31 provides a link to the A3 and M3 with routes to London, the south west and beyond.
