House For Sale £595,000
* best and final offers to be submitted in writing by noon on 6th October 2021*
Occupying one of the best positions in the highly regarded, quintessentially Hampshire village of Cheriton; this fantastic semi-detached cottage features generous accommodation throughout and benefits from having no onward chain. A covered front door leads into a spacious entrance hall, with doors leading to all the ground floor rooms and stairs rising to the first floor. The kitchen/dining room is impressive and runs the full depth of the house, with the kitchen area to one end, featuring a built-in larder and ample units and worktop space, with the dining room to the front end of the home. The sitting room enjoys a feature fireplace and a bright dual-aspect, with a useful utility/lobby area and downstairs cloakroom beyond. On the first floor there are four double bedrooms, served by the family bathroom and a separate shower room. Externally, the house lies in a generous plot of approximately 0.16 acres, with a stream running through the garden, driveway parking and a detached garage.<br /><br />Cheriton is a highly desirable small village located near the town of Alresford, a beautiful Georgian town which is approximately 3.5 miles to the north, with an extensive range of boutiques and specialist retail shops, small supermarkets and banks and within close proximity to the city of Winchester, whilst being the source of the River Itchen and set within the South Downs National Park. The village comprises two distinct sections namely Cheriton and New Cheriton, which is half a mile distant from the main village beside the A272. Cheriton boasts a number of services and facilities, including a primary school, local post office/store, church, village hall, tennis courts and cricket pitches, which offer a quintessentially English country scene. The village is surrounded by the beautiful countryside of the Meon Valley, providing wonderful walks and riding country and a link to the South Downs Way. Communications by road and rail are good, with mainline rail services at Winchester to London Waterloo in approximately an hour. Junction 9 of the M3 at Winchester connects with the M3 and M27 motorways to London and the south coast.
Occupying one of the best positions in the highly regarded, quintessentially Hampshire village of Cheriton; this fantastic semi-detached cottage features generous accommodation throughout and benefits from having no onward chain. A covered front door leads into a spacious entrance hall, with doors leading to all the ground floor rooms and stairs rising to the first floor. The kitchen/dining room is impressive and runs the full depth of the house, with the kitchen area to one end, featuring a built-in larder and ample units and worktop space, with the dining room to the front end of the home. The sitting room enjoys a feature fireplace and a bright dual-aspect, with a useful utility/lobby area and downstairs cloakroom beyond. On the first floor there are four double bedrooms, served by the family bathroom and a separate shower room. Externally, the house lies in a generous plot of approximately 0.16 acres, with a stream running through the garden, driveway parking and a detached garage.<br /><br />Cheriton is a highly desirable small village located near the town of Alresford, a beautiful Georgian town which is approximately 3.5 miles to the north, with an extensive range of boutiques and specialist retail shops, small supermarkets and banks and within close proximity to the city of Winchester, whilst being the source of the River Itchen and set within the South Downs National Park. The village comprises two distinct sections namely Cheriton and New Cheriton, which is half a mile distant from the main village beside the A272. Cheriton boasts a number of services and facilities, including a primary school, local post office/store, church, village hall, tennis courts and cricket pitches, which offer a quintessentially English country scene. The village is surrounded by the beautiful countryside of the Meon Valley, providing wonderful walks and riding country and a link to the South Downs Way. Communications by road and rail are good, with mainline rail services at Winchester to London Waterloo in approximately an hour. Junction 9 of the M3 at Winchester connects with the M3 and M27 motorways to London and the south coast.
