Enjoying beautiful views from all aspects, Sunwood House is a property with appealing characteristics which combine to create a comfortable, contemporary-styled home suited to a modern family lifestyle. The hub of the home is provided by the impressive open-plan reception room, which is filled with natural light courtesy of a wall of folding glazed doors opening onto a garden terrace blending the indoor and outdoor living experience. There is ample space for dining and for a relaxed seating area alongside the brick-built fireplace, whilst taking advantage of garden views. The kitchen extends around a partitioning pillar, providing practical concealment, and is fitted with a range of modern units, topped with Silestone quartz work surfaces and features a large, island unit. A drawing room is adjacent, offering a separate, quieter space for relaxation and watching TV, with French doors opening onto a southerly aspect.

There are five bedrooms, including a guest bedroom situated on the ground floor and benefitting from a stylish en suite bathroom featuring a free-standing, roll-top bath tub. The principal en suite bedroom and three further bedrooms are on the first floor, each having doors which open onto the expansive balcony running the length of the back of the house from where the views can be enjoyed and providing the opportunity to sit outside for morning coffee or drinks at sundown. The upper level also includes a shower room and separate cloakroom.

The current owners have created a very successful holiday let business.

With part-wall and hedging to the boundaries, Sunwood House enjoys an outlook from the wrap-around grounds to the surrounding countryside affording occupants with a ‘borrowed landscape’ and a sense of being nestled in Downland. The garden is laid to lawn providing plenty of space for children’s play, with an area of paved terracing to the front which takes advantage of the southerly aspect. The balcony to the rear of the house offers an elevated outdoor space and includes an outdoor kitchen and provides covering to part of the terrace below for occasions when a sheltered spot is preferred. The property benefits from a games room/study with an adjoining storage area, and a driveway for additional parking.

Ditcham is a picturesque, rural hamlet in the East Hampshire district, and the National Park setting is a haven for walking, riding and nature enthusiasts, with nearby National Trust places of interest at Harting Down and Uppark House. The historic market town of Petersfield is within easy reach offering a good selection of shops, cafés and restaurants, as well as a Waitrose store and Marks & Spencer food hall, and a twice-weekly market is held in The Square. The main line railway station providing regular services to both Portsmouth and London. London, linking to the M25 and the wider road network.

For motorists, there is easy access to the A3 for journeys southwards to the coast and to London, linking to the M25 and the wider road network.
Ditcham Park School, a well-regarded co-educational, independent school, is just a mile and a half from the property and in addition there is excellent schooling in the area including Herne Junior School, The Petersfield School, Churcher's College and Bedales Schools.