House For Sale £2,000,000
Cotchet Farmhouse is believed to date back to the
17th century, Grade II listed with later additions. Built of stone beneath a clay tiled roof, the property retains a wealth of original features to include large open brick fireplaces, exposed beams and stone mullion windows. The accommodation provides a vaulted entrance hallway with double cloakroom and downstairs wc, two generous
reception rooms both with beautiful open fireplaces and a kitchen/breakfast room with a two oven gas Aga and stairs leading down to a boot room and further utility room. On the first floor is a fabulous, double aspect principal suite providing a gorgeous outlook towards both front and rear aspects, both different but equally enchanting. There is a separate dressing area and well-appointed ensuite bathroom. There are two further bedrooms on this floor with an additional family bathroom. The second floor has a generous landing with storage and two further double
bedrooms both with eaves storage.
Outside
The cobblestone courtyard provides access to the double garage with electronically operated roller doors and a staircase leading up to extensive storage above with two windows providing natural light. Also sitting within the courtyard is a stone built office with power, underfloor heating and a separate wood burner. There is a further wood store and a landscaped garden as well as ample parking for several vehicles. To the front of the house is a detached stone built bothy, again with power and lighting. A low stone wall surrounds the house at the front and ajoins the track with an attractive flagstone terrace and seating area. The gardens to the rear of the property are mainly laid to lawn and provide beautiful views over open countryside. In all approximately 0.8 acres.
Situation
Cotchet farmhouse, which is adjacent to National Trust land, is situated near the top of Blackdown and the gardens have a gorgeous far reaching view over open countryside.
Haslemere is within easy reach and offers a good selection of shops, restaurants and supermarkets as well as the mainline station which provides fast access into London Waterloo, in under the hour. The A3 provides easy access to motorway links to the south coast and London as well as Gatwick and Heathrow airports.
There are excellent recreational facilities in the area with Blackdown providing fantastic walking, mountain biking and riding with miles of bridleways some of which lead directly from the house. Local sporting facilities include racing at Goodwood, Polo at Cowdray and sailing from Chichester as well as other centres along the south coast.
Additional Information
Services to include:
Mains electricity, lpg gas, private water and drainage
Council tax - Band H
Chichester district council
17th century, Grade II listed with later additions. Built of stone beneath a clay tiled roof, the property retains a wealth of original features to include large open brick fireplaces, exposed beams and stone mullion windows. The accommodation provides a vaulted entrance hallway with double cloakroom and downstairs wc, two generous
reception rooms both with beautiful open fireplaces and a kitchen/breakfast room with a two oven gas Aga and stairs leading down to a boot room and further utility room. On the first floor is a fabulous, double aspect principal suite providing a gorgeous outlook towards both front and rear aspects, both different but equally enchanting. There is a separate dressing area and well-appointed ensuite bathroom. There are two further bedrooms on this floor with an additional family bathroom. The second floor has a generous landing with storage and two further double
bedrooms both with eaves storage.
Outside
The cobblestone courtyard provides access to the double garage with electronically operated roller doors and a staircase leading up to extensive storage above with two windows providing natural light. Also sitting within the courtyard is a stone built office with power, underfloor heating and a separate wood burner. There is a further wood store and a landscaped garden as well as ample parking for several vehicles. To the front of the house is a detached stone built bothy, again with power and lighting. A low stone wall surrounds the house at the front and ajoins the track with an attractive flagstone terrace and seating area. The gardens to the rear of the property are mainly laid to lawn and provide beautiful views over open countryside. In all approximately 0.8 acres.
Situation
Cotchet farmhouse, which is adjacent to National Trust land, is situated near the top of Blackdown and the gardens have a gorgeous far reaching view over open countryside.
Haslemere is within easy reach and offers a good selection of shops, restaurants and supermarkets as well as the mainline station which provides fast access into London Waterloo, in under the hour. The A3 provides easy access to motorway links to the south coast and London as well as Gatwick and Heathrow airports.
There are excellent recreational facilities in the area with Blackdown providing fantastic walking, mountain biking and riding with miles of bridleways some of which lead directly from the house. Local sporting facilities include racing at Goodwood, Polo at Cowdray and sailing from Chichester as well as other centres along the south coast.
Additional Information
Services to include:
Mains electricity, lpg gas, private water and drainage
Council tax - Band H
Chichester district council
