A stunning Grade II Listed, detached home. The property was the headquarters of the Parliamentary forces at the Battle of Cheriton in 1644 and thereafter home to Field Marshall Gomm who fought at Waterloo. The accommodation is well proportioned, offering plenty of versatile entertaining space on the ground floor and, to the first floor, four good size double bedrooms and two bathrooms. The entrance, which is at the rear of the property, is shaded by an old Box tree and has an oak front door opening into the hall. From here the house opens to the study which leads through to the family room, with light oak parquet flooring benefitting from underfloor heating. The family room leads you to the spacious conservatory and out to the patio and garden. To the left from the hall, a passage leads to the well-designed kitchen/breakfast room with limestone floor, hand painted and crafted walnut units and a very large central island. The kitchen has Italian marble worktops and splashbacks with an oil-fired Aga supplemented by a conventional oven and hob. From the kitchen there are steps leading up into the dining room, with panelled walls and arch curved doorways to the front garden. Also, off the kitchen is a laundry room combined with an excellent boot room area. This walk-through utility conveniently opens back into the hallway. A secondary hall area sees the staircase to the first floor. Within this inner lobby there is door to the wine cellar and entrance to the sitting room. There is an open fireplace with stone surround and over mantel and a bay window overlooking the garden. Bespoke cabinetry finishes the room with excellent open shelving. Upstairs benefits from three double bedrooms and family bathroom and separate shower/wet room. To the left of the staircase you have a character room with some excellent storage space. Externally the property is approached via a gravel drive which ends in a turning circle by the twin bay oak car port. Here the property boasts a good sized private enclosed walled garden mainly laid to lawn with mature planting beds to the edge of the garden.

Security Deposit: £5,192.30 (based on advertised rental price)
Minimum Term: 12 Months
Council Tax Band: G

Bramdean is sited beyond the town of Alresford yet accessible also to the centres of Winchester, Alton and Petersfield, providing crucial and convenient access to London by rail. The village of Bramdean offers immediate village facilities including a public house, village hall and fuel garage, whilst the adjacent village of Cheriton approximately 2.5 miles away provides local primary schooling, post office/village store and more public houses.
The nearby market town of Alresford which is a beautiful Georgian Town offers a place to shop not only for food and wine and other necessities from traditional butchers, fishmonger, greengrocer and wine merchant, along with two convenience stores, but also for antiques and fine art, designer furnishings and clothes, gifts and crafts. The centre also sees a thriving cafe culture supported by a host of eateries, pubs, hotels and restaurants.