House For Sale £450,000
Nestled in an elevated position, on the outskirts of the sought after village of West Meon, this charming railway cottage offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Meon Valley and is conveniently located within easy reach of the Meon Valley Railway Trail. Originally the railway workers cottage for the Meon Valley railway, this property exudes historic charm and character. Upon entering through the front door, you are welcomed into a warm and inviting entrance hall that seamlessly transitions into an open plan sitting/dining room. The cosy sitting room area boasts charming views to the front, while the spacious dining area provides ample room for entertaining. A wood-burning stove adds to the character of the property, serving as an attractive focal point. Adjacent to the dining area is a separate modern kitchen featuring both base and eye-level units, as well as integrated appliances. The kitchen enjoys views over the rear garden and offers access to the outdoor space through a convenient door. The first-floor impresses with two double bedrooms, each equipped with built-in storage. A sizable landing provides potential for use as a study space, adding versatility to the layout. The upstairs accommodation is serviced by a modern family bathroom, and all rooms benefit from picturesque rural views. Outside, the property boasts an impressively generous rear garden, predominately laid to lawn it overlooks the rolling countryside beyond. The property operates on a shared septic tank managed and maintained by the local council at an approximate cost of £330 per year. Additionally, residents enjoy the use of a sizable loft for storage purposes. Parking is available on the street in front of the property, with communal parking also available at the end of the terrace row, on a first come first served basis. Disclaimer: Private Drainage.
West Meon village is a varied and lively community that offers an array of immediate facilities, including a traditional butcher, post office, store and the ever popular ‘Thomas Lord’ public house. There are many activities and societies within the village that residents can join if they wish. Schooling in the area is highly regarded with a host of independent and state schools within easy reach, including the Petersfield School and Perrins School. The Meon Valley is in the South Downs National Park and is famous for its meandering streams and rivers and undulating downland. The area boasts scenic bridleways that wind through the picturesque surroundings. Situated close to transport links, the village is well connected with Bus transport, and is close to the A31 and A272, with Petersfield, Alton and Winchester train stations providing useful commuter links. These bridleways provide an excellent opportunity for equestrians, cyclists, and walkers to explore the stunning countryside. The nearby market town of Alresford, home of the ‘Watercress steam railway’ offers an array of independent shopping facilities, boutique fashion outlets and convenience stores in addition to a selection of bars, eateries and coffee shops.
West Meon village is a varied and lively community that offers an array of immediate facilities, including a traditional butcher, post office, store and the ever popular ‘Thomas Lord’ public house. There are many activities and societies within the village that residents can join if they wish. Schooling in the area is highly regarded with a host of independent and state schools within easy reach, including the Petersfield School and Perrins School. The Meon Valley is in the South Downs National Park and is famous for its meandering streams and rivers and undulating downland. The area boasts scenic bridleways that wind through the picturesque surroundings. Situated close to transport links, the village is well connected with Bus transport, and is close to the A31 and A272, with Petersfield, Alton and Winchester train stations providing useful commuter links. These bridleways provide an excellent opportunity for equestrians, cyclists, and walkers to explore the stunning countryside. The nearby market town of Alresford, home of the ‘Watercress steam railway’ offers an array of independent shopping facilities, boutique fashion outlets and convenience stores in addition to a selection of bars, eateries and coffee shops.
