Set in the pretty village of Durley and enjoying open countryside views to the rear this fabulous extended four-bedroom character cottage offers spacious accommodation through out of circa 1200sqft. The home offers fantastic potential to extend further if so desired or can be enjoyed as is and makes the perfect family home, boasting an impressive 23’3 sitting room with wood burner and French doors to the garden, a separate dining room ideal for family gatherings and formal dinners which leads through to the re fitted kitchen which has been opened up into the former utility room to provide this stunning space, with a superb range of wall and base level cupboards and draws, butler style sink and a range of built in and integrated appliances. The first floor offers four generous bedrooms and a sizeable 4-piece bathroom. The gardens to the rear enjoy a south westerly aspect and are of an excellent size with patios and lawns ideal for the growing family, a morning coffee or a summers bar b q. The front of the home which again enjoys open aspect views offers parking for multiple vehicles and access to the detached pitched roof garage this has been up to recently been used as a work from home office ideal for those looking to never commute again. The home may lend itself to a double storey extension (Subject to planning) for those looking to expand the home further maybe adding a large master with ensuite and Juliet balcony, a games room or a double the size of the sitting room adding bi fold doors the options are limitless. The home is set on a lovely country lane ideal for venturing out for a muddy country walk with the kids and dogs, and is just a short walk from the well-regarded Robin Hood gastro pub.

Council Tax: E

The quiet unspoilt Parish of Durley has a highly regarded gastro pub called Robin Hood and a much sought after primary school. Nearby are the pretty towns of Botley and Bishops Waltham which have small local supermarkets, pubs and restaurants. Other nearby leisure activities include sailing on the Solent, golf at numerous local courses, fishing on the Rivers Itchen, Test and Meon and the home of Hampshire Cricket nearby at The Ageas Bowl. Durley is extremely well placed for commuters and shoppers alike. Nearby is the cathedral city of Winchester, filled with boutiques, contemporary bars and fine restaurants, and of course the Cathedral itself. Southampton has a more comprehensive choice of shops, with one of the South’s largest indoor shopping centres, West Quay. Commuting by rail to London Waterloo is a relatively quick journey from both Winchester (approximately 57 minutes) and Southampton (approximately 65 minutes). Road links are copious, with fairly easy access onto the M3, M27, A34 and A303 road networks. Southampton Airport is also easily accessible with its wide network of international and domestic flights.