House For Sale £1,095,000
Graham & Co are delighted to present to market, this stunning period home in the heart of St Mary Bourne.
Recently modernised internally and with extensive grounds, the property is sold with no onward chain, and planning permission for an annex/ indoor pool.
Set in the heart of this stunning Hampshire village sits the impressive Swampton House. A Grade II listed home dating from the eighteenth century, which has recently benefitted from sympathetic modernisation throughout, along with a new roof.
Set across three floors, the property retains much of its period charm and character, including but not limited to; Inglenook fireplace in the living room, exposed beams throughout, and oil fired aga.
The accommodation comprises of; kitchen/breakfast room with recently fitted Shaker joinery, sitting/dining room, family room and cloakroom. To the first floor there are three double bedrooms and two bathrooms, with two further bedrooms in the converted loft.
The Bourne Rivulet meanders through the grounds, providing an evolving and interesting feature throughout the year. Giving home to both flora and fauna, and perhaps some unique dens under the two bridges straddling it in the summer months.
The large garden is predominantly laid to lawn, with mature boarders and a summer house overlooking the grounds. Further outbuildings include a garage, home office, potting shed and greenhouse.
Planning permission has been granted (ref; 22/01247/hse) for an annex/ indoor swimming pool in the northwest part of the garden.
St Mary Bourne
The village of St Mary Bourne, situated in the centre of the beautiful Bourne Valley, is inside the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, just 5 miles to the north east of Andover, close to Whitchurch and easily accessible from the A34, A303 and A343. Both Andover and Whitchurch have mainline train stations, with fast services to London Waterloo.
The village itself has a centre which overlooks a picturesque recreation ground with adjoining lake, bowling green, sports area, village shop with Post Office and village hall. Further amenities include an Ofsted rated 'outstanding' primary school, along with two excellent public houses offering traditional dining and entertainment.
Nearby Andover offers a good range of further amenities with multiple supermarkets, theatre, cinema, leisure centre, secondary schools and college for higher education.
Recently modernised internally and with extensive grounds, the property is sold with no onward chain, and planning permission for an annex/ indoor pool.
Set in the heart of this stunning Hampshire village sits the impressive Swampton House. A Grade II listed home dating from the eighteenth century, which has recently benefitted from sympathetic modernisation throughout, along with a new roof.
Set across three floors, the property retains much of its period charm and character, including but not limited to; Inglenook fireplace in the living room, exposed beams throughout, and oil fired aga.
The accommodation comprises of; kitchen/breakfast room with recently fitted Shaker joinery, sitting/dining room, family room and cloakroom. To the first floor there are three double bedrooms and two bathrooms, with two further bedrooms in the converted loft.
The Bourne Rivulet meanders through the grounds, providing an evolving and interesting feature throughout the year. Giving home to both flora and fauna, and perhaps some unique dens under the two bridges straddling it in the summer months.
The large garden is predominantly laid to lawn, with mature boarders and a summer house overlooking the grounds. Further outbuildings include a garage, home office, potting shed and greenhouse.
Planning permission has been granted (ref; 22/01247/hse) for an annex/ indoor swimming pool in the northwest part of the garden.
St Mary Bourne
The village of St Mary Bourne, situated in the centre of the beautiful Bourne Valley, is inside the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, just 5 miles to the north east of Andover, close to Whitchurch and easily accessible from the A34, A303 and A343. Both Andover and Whitchurch have mainline train stations, with fast services to London Waterloo.
The village itself has a centre which overlooks a picturesque recreation ground with adjoining lake, bowling green, sports area, village shop with Post Office and village hall. Further amenities include an Ofsted rated 'outstanding' primary school, along with two excellent public houses offering traditional dining and entertainment.
Nearby Andover offers a good range of further amenities with multiple supermarkets, theatre, cinema, leisure centre, secondary schools and college for higher education.
