House For Sale £675,000
A charming cottage within the heart of the city centre, with an attractive rear garden, residents parking and a sense of peace and tranquility.
Description
From a very welcoming entrance, the dual aspect living room feels bright, open and is bathed in natural light and retains plenty of period features with a charming fireplace and wood burning stove. A door leads through to the kitchen/dining room, which has been extended and remodeled, with a comprehensive range of fitted units and range cooker. From the dining area there are a set of bi-folding doors leading out on to what is a very private rear terrace. There is a convenient and practical side door leading to the adjacent passage, ideal for dog walkers or if one has come back from the shops. The ground floor also has a cloakroom and a nicely tucked away storage area currently utilised as a library.
A staircase from within the sitting room leads to a light and airy
landing with doors to the two bedrooms, study, and a bathroom. The two double bedrooms, front and rear, are of a surprising and generous proportion, whilst the third room is ideal as a study or hobbies room. The bathroom is fitted with a
four-piece suite including a separate shower. From the front bedroom there is a delightful view across to Wolvesey Castle.
OUTSIDE
With the significant advantage of being at the end of the terrace, the house is not only wider than the others, but also has the convenience of its own gated side entrance which leads to the side door to the kitchen and rear garden. Beautifully landscaped with low maintenance in mind, the pretty garden features raised beds, matures trees, shrubs and planting offering a peaceful oasis within this central location. There is a summer house which makes for a very pleasant area to work, read or relax and a storage shed to the back of the garden with a rear access gate. To the front, each of the residents has the benefit of parking within the road, as well as having the facility to acquire additional residents on street parking within Colebrook Street.
Location
Located off the City’s Broadway, close to the Cathedral and just off the quaint side street that is Colebrook Street, Colebrook Place is a quiet no through road with a row of charming period cottages. The situation offers a peaceful and idyllic setting, as well as being within enviable proximity of the pedestriansied high street and the historic heart of this once capital of Saxon England.
Winchester affords a wealth of local amenities, and an excellent variety of branded and independent retail shops, recreational and cultural facilities, cafes, bars and restaurants
as well as the cinema and two superb theatres. There are beautiful walks and cycles from the door, through the cathedral streets and along the River Itchen to the water meadows of St Cross leading to St Catherine’s Hill, the Viaduct and back via The Hospital of St Cross and the world renowned Winchester College.
Communications are first class with Winchester main line station
providing a regular train service to London Waterloo (approximately 59 minutes). The M3 is on Winchester's doorstep providing access to the south and the M27 coastal motorway with London to the north. The A34 is on the
northern fringe of the city and provides access to the Midlands
and connects to the A303 and the west country. Southampton
International Airport is approximately 10 miles and accessible via road or rail, providing an ever-increasing service to both domestic and European destinations.
Additional Info
All mains services connected.
Description
From a very welcoming entrance, the dual aspect living room feels bright, open and is bathed in natural light and retains plenty of period features with a charming fireplace and wood burning stove. A door leads through to the kitchen/dining room, which has been extended and remodeled, with a comprehensive range of fitted units and range cooker. From the dining area there are a set of bi-folding doors leading out on to what is a very private rear terrace. There is a convenient and practical side door leading to the adjacent passage, ideal for dog walkers or if one has come back from the shops. The ground floor also has a cloakroom and a nicely tucked away storage area currently utilised as a library.
A staircase from within the sitting room leads to a light and airy
landing with doors to the two bedrooms, study, and a bathroom. The two double bedrooms, front and rear, are of a surprising and generous proportion, whilst the third room is ideal as a study or hobbies room. The bathroom is fitted with a
four-piece suite including a separate shower. From the front bedroom there is a delightful view across to Wolvesey Castle.
OUTSIDE
With the significant advantage of being at the end of the terrace, the house is not only wider than the others, but also has the convenience of its own gated side entrance which leads to the side door to the kitchen and rear garden. Beautifully landscaped with low maintenance in mind, the pretty garden features raised beds, matures trees, shrubs and planting offering a peaceful oasis within this central location. There is a summer house which makes for a very pleasant area to work, read or relax and a storage shed to the back of the garden with a rear access gate. To the front, each of the residents has the benefit of parking within the road, as well as having the facility to acquire additional residents on street parking within Colebrook Street.
Location
Located off the City’s Broadway, close to the Cathedral and just off the quaint side street that is Colebrook Street, Colebrook Place is a quiet no through road with a row of charming period cottages. The situation offers a peaceful and idyllic setting, as well as being within enviable proximity of the pedestriansied high street and the historic heart of this once capital of Saxon England.
Winchester affords a wealth of local amenities, and an excellent variety of branded and independent retail shops, recreational and cultural facilities, cafes, bars and restaurants
as well as the cinema and two superb theatres. There are beautiful walks and cycles from the door, through the cathedral streets and along the River Itchen to the water meadows of St Cross leading to St Catherine’s Hill, the Viaduct and back via The Hospital of St Cross and the world renowned Winchester College.
Communications are first class with Winchester main line station
providing a regular train service to London Waterloo (approximately 59 minutes). The M3 is on Winchester's doorstep providing access to the south and the M27 coastal motorway with London to the north. The A34 is on the
northern fringe of the city and provides access to the Midlands
and connects to the A303 and the west country. Southampton
International Airport is approximately 10 miles and accessible via road or rail, providing an ever-increasing service to both domestic and European destinations.
Additional Info
All mains services connected.
