House For Sale £650,000
2 Reception rooms • Dining room/bedroom 4 • Principal bedroom with ensuite shower room • 2 Further bedrooms • Bathroom • Kitchen/breakfast room • Garden • Double garage • Off road parking • The property is not listed
Description
Situated off a quiet lane this charming single storey character cottage offers smart and flexible accommodation. The age of the cottage is unknown but extension work was completed in 1989. There are lovely south westerly views over paddocks. The accommodation is as shown on the floor plan. From the sheltered porch the front door opens into the generous hall which provides access to the utility room, guest w/c (possible shower room), dining room/bedroom 4 and the lovely kitchen with its exposed brick hearth. The adjoining south facing conservatory offers further informal seating and dining space. The cosy sitting room has an open fireplace, currently unused, and a dual aspect. A passage leads to the principal bedroom with ensuite and built-in wardrobes, 2 further double bedrooms and the family bathroom.
Outside
The generous garden is as shown on the plan and the total plot is around 0.4 acres. Predominantly laid to lawn there are a number of attractive silver birch trees, pond and well stocked beds. Much loved and well maintained the garden is a great asset. There are lovely south westerly views across paddocks. To the east there is a large detached double garage with driveway parking. There is also room to park in front of the cottage.
Location
Faberstown is a settlement to the east of Ludgershall which provides a range of local amenities including a supermarket, award-winning butchers, Post Office, surgery, two public houses, castle, and a 13th century flint church. The Wellington Academy offers nursery, primary and secondary schooling. Local independent schools include Rookwood and Farleigh. The town of Andover, approximately 7 miles to the east, offers a broader range of facilities which include an indoor shopping centre, sports and leisure centre, college of further education and two golf courses. There is also a mainline railway station with trains running direct to London (Waterloo), stopping at Grateley (6 miles) and easy access to the A303 bypass which connects with the M3. There is a regular bus service from the nearby Andover Farm Lane bus stop to Salisbury, Andover, and local independent schools. Salisbury is 17 miles, Swindon 25 miles, Marlborough 14 miles and Hungerford 18 miles. Access to the M4 is at Swindon and Hungerford (via Fair Mile).
Additional information
Tenure: Freehold
Local Authority: Test Valley Borough Council. Council Tax Band F.
Services: Mains electricity and water, Oil central heating. Private drainage.
Viewing: Strictly by appointment through the selling agents Carter Jonas.
Description
Situated off a quiet lane this charming single storey character cottage offers smart and flexible accommodation. The age of the cottage is unknown but extension work was completed in 1989. There are lovely south westerly views over paddocks. The accommodation is as shown on the floor plan. From the sheltered porch the front door opens into the generous hall which provides access to the utility room, guest w/c (possible shower room), dining room/bedroom 4 and the lovely kitchen with its exposed brick hearth. The adjoining south facing conservatory offers further informal seating and dining space. The cosy sitting room has an open fireplace, currently unused, and a dual aspect. A passage leads to the principal bedroom with ensuite and built-in wardrobes, 2 further double bedrooms and the family bathroom.
Outside
The generous garden is as shown on the plan and the total plot is around 0.4 acres. Predominantly laid to lawn there are a number of attractive silver birch trees, pond and well stocked beds. Much loved and well maintained the garden is a great asset. There are lovely south westerly views across paddocks. To the east there is a large detached double garage with driveway parking. There is also room to park in front of the cottage.
Location
Faberstown is a settlement to the east of Ludgershall which provides a range of local amenities including a supermarket, award-winning butchers, Post Office, surgery, two public houses, castle, and a 13th century flint church. The Wellington Academy offers nursery, primary and secondary schooling. Local independent schools include Rookwood and Farleigh. The town of Andover, approximately 7 miles to the east, offers a broader range of facilities which include an indoor shopping centre, sports and leisure centre, college of further education and two golf courses. There is also a mainline railway station with trains running direct to London (Waterloo), stopping at Grateley (6 miles) and easy access to the A303 bypass which connects with the M3. There is a regular bus service from the nearby Andover Farm Lane bus stop to Salisbury, Andover, and local independent schools. Salisbury is 17 miles, Swindon 25 miles, Marlborough 14 miles and Hungerford 18 miles. Access to the M4 is at Swindon and Hungerford (via Fair Mile).
Additional information
Tenure: Freehold
Local Authority: Test Valley Borough Council. Council Tax Band F.
Services: Mains electricity and water, Oil central heating. Private drainage.
Viewing: Strictly by appointment through the selling agents Carter Jonas.
