House For Sale £1,350,000
A substantial and well-presented detached bungalow in Compton with accommodation in the region of 2200 sq ft plus outbuildings. The property has been enlarged over the years to create the existing footprint and could be further enlarged to create an even larger family home, subject to the appropriate consents being obtained. The property is set within beautiful landscaped private grounds of around 0.5 of an acre. The fittings throughout are of a good standard and great attention has been paid to detail with the designs throughout. The front door leads into a welcoming reception hall, the heart of the home and provides access to a spacious sitting/dining room with a feature fireplace. From here there is access to the south-facing conservatory with panoramic garden views. There is a well fitted kitchen with a range of quality wall and base units and fittings. The kitchen flows through to a utility room with doors leading out to the garden. Back to the reception hall and there are double doors providing access to a study/music room with a beautiful feature bay window to the front. The right-hand side of the reception hall begins the start of bedrooms. There are five bedrooms in total, although two of these rooms are presently being used for other purposes. Two bathrooms and a separate WC complete the accommodation.<br /><br />The property is situated at the heart of the sought-after village of Compton, within Compton Down. Uniquely, it has two roads going into it and only those two roads going out, so it’s a ‘No through Village.’ Compton has beautiful properties, a sports field, the pavilion for meeting and socialising, a very active tennis club, country walks and views and yet it is three miles from Winchester, and a mile from Shawford railway station which provides regular services to London and Southampton. A faster service is available from Winchester railway station, which accesses London in under an hour. Once England's ancient capital city, Winchester has a selection of facilities and services including independent shops and boutiques, fine restaurants, contemporary bars and a thriving bi-monthly farmers market. The famous cathedral and beautiful water meadows are within the city and there is a network of footpaths and bridleways for walking and riding in the surrounding countryside. There are excellent connections to the M3, M27, A34, the south coast and the New Forest, which are predominantly accessed from Junction 11 of the M3 in just a couple of miles. Southampton international airport is approximately ten miles away with now more destinations across Europe than ever before.
