A well-proportioned family home which is conveniently located within walking distance of Alresford town centre and having been cleverly extended to the rear to further enhance the existing accommodation. An enclosed porch leads into the welcoming entrance hallway which opens into the stylish sitting room with a feature fireplace. The spacious kitchen/dining room has a comprehensive range of wall and base units with complementing worksurfaces over, a breakfast bar and ample room for a dining table. This in turn leads to the bright family room overlooking the rear garden and benefitting from Velux roof windows to allow superb natural light to flood the room, together with French doors opening to the patio terrace. Accessed via the family room is the guest cloakroom/utility area. The first floor continues to impress with two good sized bedrooms, served by the contemporary shower room, with a walk-in shower and fitted storage to one of the bedrooms. The second floor provides a versatile loft room. Externally the private, westerly facing rear garden is predominantly laid to lawn with an attractive decked section to the rear of the garden, ideal for al fresco dining. To the front of the property, there is driveway parking.

Council Tax Band - C

Alresford is a beautiful Georgian town sporting a plethora of fine colour-washed homes and an extensive range of recreational facilities including Alresford Golf Club, tennis courts and a rugby club at the Arlebury Park Recreation Ground.
There is also chalk stream fishing on the River Itchen and the River Test, with the south coast also being renowned for its sailing. With thousands of people - both young and old - visiting every year, the town is home to the famous Watercress Line which is a railway with an almost unbeatable view. Being pretty historic, the railway runs through 10 miles of beautiful Hampshire countryside, adjacent to the South Downs National Park. Alresford has a wide range of shops retailing items such as design home interiors, gifts, crafts and food and wine. There is a thriving café culture in the town, supported by a host of eateries, pubs and hotels, together with convenience stores and a traditional butchers, fishmongers and fruit and veg shop. The town further benefits from a bank and building society, pharmacies, a health and beauty store, a pet shop and a dry cleaners, making day to day living hassle-free, with more comprehensive facilities available in the nearby cathedral city of Winchester. Communication links are great, with trains from Winchester to London Waterloo in about 58 minutes.