House For Sale £1,250,000
Trevena is an attractive period home, offering excellent accommodation over 3,368 sq. Ft. And is superbly positioned within the highly sought-after town of Stockbridge.
Description
Trevena is a charming and spacious character property enviably located within picturesque and popular Stockbridge, and offering the new owners an exceptional opportunity to create a wonderful family home. Approached via a gravel driveway, an attractive brick and flint wall forms the boundary, offering a sense of privacy and seclusion. A generous hallway, with tiled flooring and woodstove, leads to the principal living areas. The large sitting room has an open fireplace, deep bay window, original floorboards and shutters. Another reception room, currently used as a home office, has the matching bay window (also with working shutters) plus built-in storage. The farmhouse style kitchen/breakfast room with walk-in larder forms the heart of the home. A step leads up to the formal dining room, with woodstove, original floorboards and second staircase. The garden room and utility area provide additional living/storage space.
On the first floor there are five generous bedrooms, all with pretty original fireplaces, and two bathrooms, providing a flexible layout. A permanent staircase leads to the spacious, full height attic storage area on the second floor.
<b>outside</b>
The driveway runs down the side of the property giving access to the garage (with light and power), parking area and outdoor entertaining terrace, planted with climbing roses, herb bed and
productive fig and pear trees. Steps lead up to the private, south-facing garden, which enjoys the sun throughout the day. The garden comes with herbaceous beds of perennial plants, five raised beds for the avid kitchen gardener and an attractive seating area.
Location
Stockbridge has a vibrant community feel and an exceptional array of shops and facilities, including traditional butcher and greengrocer, boutiques, bookshop, bakeries, art galleries, coffee shops, pubs and restaurants, doctors’ surgery and three churches. The town also hosts the annual Trout n’ About food and craft festival and has a number of thriving community groups.
Stockbridge lies within the beautiful Test Valley, fabled for its chalk stream trout fishing. It is surrounded by rolling countryside in all directions, and there are some wonderful places to walk, cycle or run, including the National Trust’s Stockbridge Marsh and Stockbridge Down, the Test Way and the ancient hill forts at Danebury and Figsbury Rings.
The area is well served with schooling, with both a primary and secondary schools in the town. There are dedicated bus services to King Edward VI School in Southampton and Godolphin School in Salisbury, and other renowned schools including Winchester College, St Swithun’s Girls School and Farleigh Prep.
Stockbridge is also well placed for access to excellent shopping and cultural opportunities in the cathedral cities of Winchester and Salisbury, as well as Andover, Southampton, Romsey, Newbury and Basingstoke. Waitrose supermarkets can be found in Winchester, Andover, Romsey and Salisbury, and hospital facilities (nhs and private) in Winchester and Andover.
Communications are also excellent: M3 Junction 9 is 12 miles away, A34 northbound to Newbury, Oxford and the Midlands is 7.5 miles, A303 to the West Country, also 7.5 miles, and M27 to Portsmouth, 14 miles. The nearest train station is Winchester, 8.4 miles (55 minutes to Waterloo).
Square Footage: 3,368 sq ft
Additional Info
Council Tax Band G
Mains Water and Electric. Lpg central heating. Mains Drainage
Description
Trevena is a charming and spacious character property enviably located within picturesque and popular Stockbridge, and offering the new owners an exceptional opportunity to create a wonderful family home. Approached via a gravel driveway, an attractive brick and flint wall forms the boundary, offering a sense of privacy and seclusion. A generous hallway, with tiled flooring and woodstove, leads to the principal living areas. The large sitting room has an open fireplace, deep bay window, original floorboards and shutters. Another reception room, currently used as a home office, has the matching bay window (also with working shutters) plus built-in storage. The farmhouse style kitchen/breakfast room with walk-in larder forms the heart of the home. A step leads up to the formal dining room, with woodstove, original floorboards and second staircase. The garden room and utility area provide additional living/storage space.
On the first floor there are five generous bedrooms, all with pretty original fireplaces, and two bathrooms, providing a flexible layout. A permanent staircase leads to the spacious, full height attic storage area on the second floor.
<b>outside</b>
The driveway runs down the side of the property giving access to the garage (with light and power), parking area and outdoor entertaining terrace, planted with climbing roses, herb bed and
productive fig and pear trees. Steps lead up to the private, south-facing garden, which enjoys the sun throughout the day. The garden comes with herbaceous beds of perennial plants, five raised beds for the avid kitchen gardener and an attractive seating area.
Location
Stockbridge has a vibrant community feel and an exceptional array of shops and facilities, including traditional butcher and greengrocer, boutiques, bookshop, bakeries, art galleries, coffee shops, pubs and restaurants, doctors’ surgery and three churches. The town also hosts the annual Trout n’ About food and craft festival and has a number of thriving community groups.
Stockbridge lies within the beautiful Test Valley, fabled for its chalk stream trout fishing. It is surrounded by rolling countryside in all directions, and there are some wonderful places to walk, cycle or run, including the National Trust’s Stockbridge Marsh and Stockbridge Down, the Test Way and the ancient hill forts at Danebury and Figsbury Rings.
The area is well served with schooling, with both a primary and secondary schools in the town. There are dedicated bus services to King Edward VI School in Southampton and Godolphin School in Salisbury, and other renowned schools including Winchester College, St Swithun’s Girls School and Farleigh Prep.
Stockbridge is also well placed for access to excellent shopping and cultural opportunities in the cathedral cities of Winchester and Salisbury, as well as Andover, Southampton, Romsey, Newbury and Basingstoke. Waitrose supermarkets can be found in Winchester, Andover, Romsey and Salisbury, and hospital facilities (nhs and private) in Winchester and Andover.
Communications are also excellent: M3 Junction 9 is 12 miles away, A34 northbound to Newbury, Oxford and the Midlands is 7.5 miles, A303 to the West Country, also 7.5 miles, and M27 to Portsmouth, 14 miles. The nearest train station is Winchester, 8.4 miles (55 minutes to Waterloo).
Square Footage: 3,368 sq ft
Additional Info
Council Tax Band G
Mains Water and Electric. Lpg central heating. Mains Drainage
