House For Sale £575,000
A quite unique grade 2 listed Jacobean cottage with later extensions in a quiet location in the heart of the village .
A quite unique property in which the current vendors have brought up their family having been there for 40 years. The Lynches, we believe dates back to around 1660 having been constructed by prosperous yeoman farmer, James Lynch, and over the years variously used as a nunnery, workhouse and village reading rooms as well as individual dwellings. No 4. Has maintained so much character and yet has been adapted and extended over the years. The property was extended approximately 33 years ago to provide an additional bedroom and Kitchen with the conservatory overlooking the well tended gardens.
As you would expect with a property of this age, when people were smaller, there is restricted height in the older areas of the house .The basement was converted to a bedroom many years ago and with a very efficient dry lining system it makes for a very cosy main bedroom with wardrobes. The extensions have a traditional feel and compliment the age very cleverly having been constructed with reclaimed materials from a building on the plot. The Kitchen / breakfast room is a very pleasant room with a cottage style ambience and this in turn leads out to the conservatory.
The gardens are south facing with 2 garden sheds (1 with power). There is a garage for one car, and parking for guests is on Dean Lane.
Whiteparish, a thriving village, offers a range of facilities that include church, village hall, village shop, primary school, two public houses and an excellent modern doctor’s surgery. Located midway between Romsey and Salisbury, each being about 8 ½ miles distant, both offering an excellent range of schools, both state and private. The A27 and A36 link to the major centres with the M27 being accessed at junction 2 about 9 miles away. Fast trains at Salisbury connect to London Waterloo.
Wiltshire Council Tax Band E
All mains services are connected to the property.
On entering whiteparish from the east turn right into Dean lane .
Go past the Methodist church .The lynches is the next building on the left .You can park on the road .Walk up the gravel track towards the garden house .Take the second metal gate on the left which leads to no 4 which is the building to the rear of the main house
A quite unique property in which the current vendors have brought up their family having been there for 40 years. The Lynches, we believe dates back to around 1660 having been constructed by prosperous yeoman farmer, James Lynch, and over the years variously used as a nunnery, workhouse and village reading rooms as well as individual dwellings. No 4. Has maintained so much character and yet has been adapted and extended over the years. The property was extended approximately 33 years ago to provide an additional bedroom and Kitchen with the conservatory overlooking the well tended gardens.
As you would expect with a property of this age, when people were smaller, there is restricted height in the older areas of the house .The basement was converted to a bedroom many years ago and with a very efficient dry lining system it makes for a very cosy main bedroom with wardrobes. The extensions have a traditional feel and compliment the age very cleverly having been constructed with reclaimed materials from a building on the plot. The Kitchen / breakfast room is a very pleasant room with a cottage style ambience and this in turn leads out to the conservatory.
The gardens are south facing with 2 garden sheds (1 with power). There is a garage for one car, and parking for guests is on Dean Lane.
Whiteparish, a thriving village, offers a range of facilities that include church, village hall, village shop, primary school, two public houses and an excellent modern doctor’s surgery. Located midway between Romsey and Salisbury, each being about 8 ½ miles distant, both offering an excellent range of schools, both state and private. The A27 and A36 link to the major centres with the M27 being accessed at junction 2 about 9 miles away. Fast trains at Salisbury connect to London Waterloo.
Wiltshire Council Tax Band E
All mains services are connected to the property.
On entering whiteparish from the east turn right into Dean lane .
Go past the Methodist church .The lynches is the next building on the left .You can park on the road .Walk up the gravel track towards the garden house .Take the second metal gate on the left which leads to no 4 which is the building to the rear of the main house
