4 bedroom semi-detached house

The Old Post Office is a stunning 3/4 bedroom cottage with a wealth of period features located in the sought after village of Baughurst, set on a generous plot with stunning views over the pretty Hampshire countryside.

The kitchen/dining room is a particular feature with shaker style units, granite worksurfaces, terracotta tiled floor and a stable door providing delightful views of the rear garden and beyond.  In addition, there is a generous utility room and a cellar, along with a raised seating area which really makes this space the heart of the home.

Continuing on the ground floor, the lounge benefits from a feature fireplace with log burner and French doors leading out to the rear garden, and a door leading through to a good sized study.   Also on the ground floor is a further reception/bedroom with en-suite shower room which offers annex potential.

Upstairs, there are three double bedrooms, with the main bedroom being a particularly good size with fitted wardrobes and an en-suite shower room.  There is a further single bedroom which the owners have converted into a dressing room with fitted wardrobes.   

The four piece family bathroom offers a generous shower cubicle as well as a freestanding rolltop bath.

Outside, the property is access via a gravel driveway leading to a detached double garage.  The rear garden is a real feature of this home, with a recently installed 'Breeze House' with power and heating providing a stunning entertaining space enjoying views over the paddock to the rear of this home.

Agents note - the property is attached to another cottage and there is a small area of flying freehold with a nominal ground rent of 5 pence per annum payable.

We can refer you onto Mortgage Advice Bureau for help with finance. We may receive a fee if you take out a mortgage through them. If you require a solicitor to handle your purchase we can refer you onto Setfords Solicitors or Phillips. We may receive a fee of £250.00 if you use their services.

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