House For Sale £895,000
This stunning 18th century former coach house is situated within the highly popular village of Upper Clatford. It is immaculately presented throughout offering 3259 sqft over two floors. Upon entering the property, you are greeted by a spacious entrance hall with vaulted ceiling and stunning exposed wooden beams. There is a large sitting room with exposed wooden beams and log burner. On the opposite side there is a separate dining room with original fire place which leads through to an inner hallway with downstairs cloakroom. To the rear there is a large open plan kitchen/dining with separate utility room. The integral double garage is currently used as a games room by the current owners and this also leads through to the study which overlooks the side of property. The first floor is currently accessed via two separate staircases. On the one side there is a stunning principal bedroom with two Juliet balconies and recently refitted en-suite in addition to bedroom two with an additional en-suite bathroom. On the other side of the property there are two double bedrooms and refitted family bathroom. The front garden has been landscaped and overlooks the green. The rear garden is fully enclosed on all sides with wooden fencing with an Indian sandstone patio. To the side of the garden is a stone well with a further patio area. The driveway provides extensive parking at the front of the house as well as an additional space at the rear and this also provides shared access to the neighbouring house.<br /><br />The village of Upper Clatford is situated in the Test Valley and lies on the River Anton which flows through the village past the All Saints Church and an abundance of period and character houses and thatched cottages. There is a popular local public house, with further amenities in the neighbouring village of Goodworth Clatford. Stockbridge to the south offers a range of boutique shops, restaurants and cafes.
Schooling in the area is first class with a number of state and private schools including the highly regarded Farleigh School in the neighbouring village of Red Rice. Road access is excellent, lying to the south of the A303, which in turn gives access to the A34 and M3 providing links to the West Country, Midlands, London and the South Coast. The town of Andover is approximately two miles distant with a main line rail service to London Waterloo.
Schooling in the area is first class with a number of state and private schools including the highly regarded Farleigh School in the neighbouring village of Red Rice. Road access is excellent, lying to the south of the A303, which in turn gives access to the A34 and M3 providing links to the West Country, Midlands, London and the South Coast. The town of Andover is approximately two miles distant with a main line rail service to London Waterloo.
