House For Sale £840,000
Dating back to the 1800s, The Cottage, once owned by Charles Tarrant, a grocer and baker, served as a former General Store. Today, this charming abode seamlessly integrates historic charm with contemporary comforts, offering spacious living spread across two levels. The ground floor features a generously sized sitting/dining room spanning the full width, complete with a cosy wood-burning stove and oak flooring. Adjacent lies the bespoke maple kitchen, with polished limestone floors. The kitchen boasts a breakfast bar with ample space to enjoy a morning coffee, accompanied by a utility room providing convenient access to the rear garden and a separate cloakroom. Ascending to the first floor, discover four comfortably proportioned bedrooms, including an en-suite principal, complemented by a modern bathroom. Outside, the expansive rear garden, is south westerly facing and is mainly laid to lawn, adorned with mature borders, inviting leisure amidst picturesque views of the surrounding countryside. To the front of the property there is driveway parking for added convenience.
The village of Barton Stacey is one of the most attractive, well located, and sought-after villages in the Test Valley. Whilst enjoying a quiet rural location, the village has a lively calendar of events centred around it’s traditional pub and pretty 13th century church. It also benefits from a good Primary school and well stocked general store.
Only a mile from the main A303 and from there the M3 and A34 provide access from the East, South East and North, whilst the A303 itself will take you into the heart of the South West.
Once the capital of England, Winchester is a wonderful place to live and explore. Its historic architecture, quaint cobbled streets, and close proximity to London, just over an hour away, make Winchester a very popular location. There are award winning pubs and restaurants around every corner, and high street stores and independent boutiques in abundance.
The village of Barton Stacey is one of the most attractive, well located, and sought-after villages in the Test Valley. Whilst enjoying a quiet rural location, the village has a lively calendar of events centred around it’s traditional pub and pretty 13th century church. It also benefits from a good Primary school and well stocked general store.
Only a mile from the main A303 and from there the M3 and A34 provide access from the East, South East and North, whilst the A303 itself will take you into the heart of the South West.
Once the capital of England, Winchester is a wonderful place to live and explore. Its historic architecture, quaint cobbled streets, and close proximity to London, just over an hour away, make Winchester a very popular location. There are award winning pubs and restaurants around every corner, and high street stores and independent boutiques in abundance.
