Stunning character property, ideally situated in the heart of the sought-after village of Tichborne and within close proximity to Alresford. Built in the early 1990's with tradition in mind, this end terraced cottage is in beautiful harmony with its surrounding environment. Accessed via a picturesque picket fence and gate through a cottage garden, a brick formed path leads to the front door. The front door opens into a welcoming entrance hallway with a study to your immediate left. The first door on your right leads into a spacious dining room that flows into an open plan kitchen/breakfast room. The fitted modern kitchen has been tastefully finished in a farmhouse style in keeping with the property and includes an Aga and separate oven, as well as a range of other integrated appliances and granite work surfaces. A separate utility room is accessed via a stable door and has been finished in the same style as the kitchen, with a door leading into the rear garden. At the end of the entrance hall is a sizable sitting room with a feature fireplace which leads into an impressive orangery extension with roof lights above and French doors opening out into the rear garden. The downstairs accommodation also includes a guest cloakroom. The first floor continues to impress with three double bedrooms, all with ample built-in storage served by a modern family bathroom. The well-proportioned principal bedroom benefits from an en-suite and sweeping views over the rear garden.

The private enclosed south-facing rear garden starts with a patio terrace which provides the ideal space for enjoying summer BBQ’s, with a paved path leading to the main garden itself.
The garden is mainly laid to lawn and is tastefully bordered with mature planting beds, with a raised bed to the rear of the garden and a charming brick-built potting shed. The paved path meanders through the garden and leads to the garage and parking to the rear.

Private drainage via Septic tank - Compliance Certificate not seen.

Council Tax Band - F

Alresford is a beautiful Georgian town of fine colour-washed houses and 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. Several banks, pharmacies and other outlets meet day to day needs. 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. The neighbouring market towns of Alton and Petersfield increase the range of local amenities and leisure pursuits available, both with Waitrose stores.