House For Rent £3,000
Stunning family home overlooking open fields yet just a short distance from Alresford town centre and local amenities. The entrance door leads through to the entrance hall with doors through to a cloakroom, office and a duel aspect sitting room with a log burning stove and doors out onto the garden. The spacious kitchen/dining room is fitted with a modern range of wall, base and drawer units with a central island and bi-fold doors opening onto the patio terrace, with doors to the walk-in pantry, double garage and a separate utility room. On the first floor there are five bedrooms, a games room, family bathroom and an en-suite to the principal bedroom. Outside, the property has garden to the front and enclosed garden with patio to the rear. The gardens are planted with an array of established shrubs, trees and flowering borders. The property benefits from a double garage and driveway parking for two cars to the front.
Security Deposit: £3,461.53 (based on advertised rental price)
Minimum Term: 6 Months
Council Tax Band: G
Voted ‘Hampshire Village of the Year’ in 2011 Bishops Sutton has a 12th century Norman church, a public house and village hall. Bishops Sutton is within walking distance of local open fields and watercress beds fed by the River Arle. Within one mile, sits the Georgian market town of Alresford with its plethora of fine colour-washed homes. An extensive range of boutiques and specialist shops. The centre has a thriving café culture supported by a host of eateries, pubs, hotels and restaurants.
Security Deposit: £3,461.53 (based on advertised rental price)
Minimum Term: 6 Months
Council Tax Band: G
Voted ‘Hampshire Village of the Year’ in 2011 Bishops Sutton has a 12th century Norman church, a public house and village hall. Bishops Sutton is within walking distance of local open fields and watercress beds fed by the River Arle. Within one mile, sits the Georgian market town of Alresford with its plethora of fine colour-washed homes. An extensive range of boutiques and specialist shops. The centre has a thriving café culture supported by a host of eateries, pubs, hotels and restaurants.
