Believed to date back to circa 1930 this cottage is among four of the original strawberry pickers cottages in Titchfield Park. The home now offers huge amounts of space inside and especially out, even coming with its own equestrian facilities. A large driveway to the front of the property provides parking for many cars and continues down the side of the house through the garden and to the stables giving access for horse boxes. The internal accommodation has been currently split up to accommodate a studio annex with private front door, kitchenette and wetroom set up; a space ideal for a long staying relative or even welcoming a potential rent income. The front door to the main house can be found beyond the five bar gate and under a covered porch, a small entrance vestibule sees space to store coats and shoes and the stairs to the first floor. A kitchen in the middle of the house is light and airy, opening into a large sitting room with plenty of space for the whole family. The recently added conservatory is the perfect addition to the living space, currently used as a dining room and snug with a log burner to keep the room warm on those winter evenings. The first floor has also undergone extension works to now hold four double bedrooms with a range of fitted storage, a family bathroom and the principal room benefits from its own ensuite shower room. Laid mainly to lawn the rear garden captures the sun all day and the large patio is ideal for alfresco dining. At the bottom of the garden a large double garage, block of two stables, a tack room and hay storage can be found. With electric and fresh running water this has been used as a functioning yard for years housing a range of ponies and horses. In a large “T shape” the rear garden kicks out behind the neighbouring plots to include a large wooded area perfect for children to play and make dens.

Fareham and Whiteley both provide an excellent range of shopping and leisure facilities. Fareham main line railway station is a short distance away and there are also good motorway links to the M27 for both east and west bound routes, with access to the A3 for Petersfield, Guildford and London. Situated in an extremely sought-after residential location, Stubbington village itself provides an excellent range of amenities, excellent schools and with both Hill Head and Lee on the Solent beaches being just over a mile away. Hill Head village is famed for its sheltered beach, stunning water front views, sailing club and small harbour known as Titchfield Haven. As well as the sheltered local beaches and access to the sea, the nearby Titchfield Haven Nature Reserve and Hillhead Sailing Club provide another dimension for outdoor recreation.