A beautifully restored Grade II Listed barn set within rolling countryside outside Twyford, a thriving village with a local shop, two pubs, a coffee shop and a number of other amenities.

Description

This wonderfully restored Grade II listed barn is set within a collection of individual properties nestled within the Hampshire countryside just outside the popular village of Twyford. Upon arriving, the attractive gardens to the front of the property set the tone for the character and style within. The striking full height entertaining space is a particular highlight, along with natural light flooding through the reception space, an abundance of original features, modern comforts such as the wood burning stove, underfloor heating and an open plan Kitchen/breakfast area with central island. The ground floor benefits hugely from views to the front and rear over the thoughtfully landscaped gardens. The recent alterations to the rear garden allow for seating areas amongst well-planted, raised beds which enjoy views across the valley to the countryside beyond. Completing the ground floor, there are two bedrooms each with their own en suite bath/shower room and a useful separate utility space.

The principal suite occupies the entire first floor with a continuation of the original features, exposed beams, an en suite shower room and a useful study area.

OUTSIDE
There are attractive landscaped gardens to the rear and front of the property along with two allocated parking spaces and a car port for an additional car/bike or storage. The restoration of this collection of converted farm buildings has been completed with such attention to detail and delivers a real feeling of luxury, community and an environment that many will aspire to reside within.

Location

Hazeley Road runs east out of Twyford village towards Morestead and the rolling countryside of the South Downs National Park where there are numerous footpaths and bridleways. Hazeley Barns is set at the end of a sweeping drive that leads to a courtyard surrounded by individual and unique converted barns and farm buildings. Twyford itself has excellent village amenities including a post office/store with adjoining café, two pubs, a hairdresser, doctor's surgery and a dentist.

Nearby Winchester provides a more extensive range of amenities with direct trains to London Waterloo in about an hour from both Shawford and Winchester railway stations. There is a good range of well-regarded private schools in the area including the renowned Twyford Prep School, which is very close by, Winchester College, St Swithun's, Prince's Mead and The Pilgrims' School, as well as Peter Symonds Sixth Form College in Winchester. Twyford Primary School and The Westgate Secondary School are the catchment area schools.

Square Footage: 1,621 sq ft



Additional Info

Private drainage
Ground source heat pump
Mains water and electricity
Service charge approximately £725 per annum
Council Tax Band F
Freehold