Grade II Listed character home set within a beautifully private and enviable location right at the heart of the village of Crawley. With origins dating back to the early 20th century and set at the heart of the much sought-after quintessentially English village of Crawley which combines village life with ease of access to the Cathedral City of Winchester. The property is approached via a driveway to the side as well as a pathway to the front door. On entry to the cottage, you proceed into a large entrance porch which in turn provides access to the inner hall. The living room and rear dining room are of excellent proportions with access to a downstairs shower room, WC and the kitchen to the rear. To the right of the house, at the rear, the accommodation has been adapted to create a third bedroom with an en-suite shower room and patio doors to the garden. Stairs from the living room provide access to the first floor which has two bedrooms with an en-suite to the principal bedroom and a separate family bathroom. The second bedroom has an en-suite WC with a basin and both bedrooms enjoy lovely garden views. The property sits in a fabulously private plot set back from the road and surrounded by trees and planting. The front of the property is approached by a driveway to the left-hand side providing off road parking for many vehicles. The rear garden is mainly laid to lawn with a mature backdrop of established trees and shrubs.

Disclaimer; please note this property has private drainage (Septic Tank)

Lying approximately four miles north west of Winchester, Crawley is a quintessentially English village, with its Cricket and Youth Clubs, the Crawley Players amateur dramatics society, quiz nights, and charity events. The beautiful 12th century Grade II Listed Church Of St Mary’s is in the heart of the village and can be viewed from the cottage, along with charming duck pond, village hall and recently refurbished public house, The Fox. There is a range of shops, fine restaurants and contemporary bars in Winchester, as well as the famous Cathedral and beautiful Water Meadows. The 11th century town of Stockbridge is only approximately five miles away, and the surrounding countryside has a network of footpaths and bridleways for walking and riding. Oak Cottage is in catchment for Sparsholt C of E Primary school, and both Westgate and Henry Beaufort senior schools. Local independent schools include Twyford Preparatory School, Princes Mead in Martyr Worthy, and Greggs school, each served by a daily school pick up bus provided by the schools themselves when relevant. Other notable independent schools and colleges are St Swithuns, Godolphin, Lord Wandsworth, The Pilgrims School, Winchester College and Sparsholt College.