House For Sale £2,850,000
THE PROPERTY Manor Farm is a wonderfully attractive farmhouse which has been sensitively updated in the last 8 years into a fabulous family home. The farmhouse, walled garden and extensive tithe barn and range of outbuildings has changed little from the traditional farm layout of the 17th Century. The house, tithe barn, granary and brick stores are all Grade II listed.
The house has the original room layout which has evolved from the 16th to 20th Centuries and features some lovely, exposed timbers, working fireplaces, vaulted ceilings to the first floor, wide boarded floors upstairs and a panelled drawing room. The house has a head turning part timbered main façade which coupled to the magnificent tithe barn presents further potential/options and a chance to live in this unspoilt rural corner of Northeast Hampshire.
LOCATION Tunworth is a small rural village positioned between the Hackwood and Herriard Park Estates lying conveniently a few miles southeast of Basingstoke. The property is within a conservation area next to the church and described as forming "…a significant group of intrinsic architectural and historic value". The surrounding countryside is essentially unchanged predominantly of gently undulating agricultural land and ancient woodland. A network of local lanes provide access to the neighbouring villages of Upton Grey, Greywell and Odiham. The Herriard Park Estate owns much of the surrounding land, which has remained unspoilt over many generations.
Secluded and rural the village may be, but remarkably accessible to the modern world and other regional centres. Basingstoke lies a few miles to the northwest and the nearby M3 connects with London and the south coast. Reading and Newbury are also within range. Hampshire is well catered for with top performing state and independent schools in the area, including Cheam, Wellesley School, Lord Wandsworth College and Wellington.
There are many footpaths and bridleways in the area which provide a varied network of walks or rides.
OUTBUILDINGS Grade II Listed tithe barn of 8 bays, matching pair of threshing bays, a wonderful store providing a private screen from the lane to the inner courtyard. Behind lies a Grade II Listed Granary set on staddle stones. Brick stables, workshop and covered vehicle store. The Pole barn is in the top paddock and behind is an old Nissen Hut. Overall the buildings provide about 10,000 sq. ft of covered space. In addition, there is a large timber workshop with adjoining store and a Grade II listed brick store in the walled garden.
GARDENS AND GROUNDS A gravel drive provides a handsome approach to the house sweeping up to a turning area at the front door. The old walled garden is a wonderful blank canvas which has an area of lawn scope and forms a lovely, sheltered area of garden to the east of the house and adjacent to the church. A rear drive swings past the end of the tithe barn into the inner garden/grounds which are essentially grassed having been a working farm and are where a lovely garden could be created. Beyond is an unfenced paddock with separate access onto the lane and also a gate opening directly onto an adjoining bridle path. There are some beautiful old trees which provide an established mature setting. Overall about 2.79 acres (1.13 ha) providing an excellent space for children to roam freely within.
The house has the original room layout which has evolved from the 16th to 20th Centuries and features some lovely, exposed timbers, working fireplaces, vaulted ceilings to the first floor, wide boarded floors upstairs and a panelled drawing room. The house has a head turning part timbered main façade which coupled to the magnificent tithe barn presents further potential/options and a chance to live in this unspoilt rural corner of Northeast Hampshire.
LOCATION Tunworth is a small rural village positioned between the Hackwood and Herriard Park Estates lying conveniently a few miles southeast of Basingstoke. The property is within a conservation area next to the church and described as forming "…a significant group of intrinsic architectural and historic value". The surrounding countryside is essentially unchanged predominantly of gently undulating agricultural land and ancient woodland. A network of local lanes provide access to the neighbouring villages of Upton Grey, Greywell and Odiham. The Herriard Park Estate owns much of the surrounding land, which has remained unspoilt over many generations.
Secluded and rural the village may be, but remarkably accessible to the modern world and other regional centres. Basingstoke lies a few miles to the northwest and the nearby M3 connects with London and the south coast. Reading and Newbury are also within range. Hampshire is well catered for with top performing state and independent schools in the area, including Cheam, Wellesley School, Lord Wandsworth College and Wellington.
There are many footpaths and bridleways in the area which provide a varied network of walks or rides.
OUTBUILDINGS Grade II Listed tithe barn of 8 bays, matching pair of threshing bays, a wonderful store providing a private screen from the lane to the inner courtyard. Behind lies a Grade II Listed Granary set on staddle stones. Brick stables, workshop and covered vehicle store. The Pole barn is in the top paddock and behind is an old Nissen Hut. Overall the buildings provide about 10,000 sq. ft of covered space. In addition, there is a large timber workshop with adjoining store and a Grade II listed brick store in the walled garden.
GARDENS AND GROUNDS A gravel drive provides a handsome approach to the house sweeping up to a turning area at the front door. The old walled garden is a wonderful blank canvas which has an area of lawn scope and forms a lovely, sheltered area of garden to the east of the house and adjacent to the church. A rear drive swings past the end of the tithe barn into the inner garden/grounds which are essentially grassed having been a working farm and are where a lovely garden could be created. Beyond is an unfenced paddock with separate access onto the lane and also a gate opening directly onto an adjoining bridle path. There are some beautiful old trees which provide an established mature setting. Overall about 2.79 acres (1.13 ha) providing an excellent space for children to roam freely within.
