Within walking distance of Titchfield Village, lies this four-bedroom detached family home with accommodation extending to 2344 sq ft and offering an unapparelled garden and paddock reaching circa two acres, together with the provision of a tack room and stables. The property itself offers a wide-reaching array of versatile living accommodation throughout. The entrance vestibule opens into the central hallway where stairs rise to the first floor and access to all reception rooms. In a large “L” shape the sitting/dining room provides copious amounts of space for the whole family to gather in front of the fire or the television. Sliding doors lead out to the conservatory offering a further comfortable room with doors opening to the decked terrace in the garden. Running from the front to the back of the house the kitchen/breakfast room displays a central island, range of wall and base units, an Aga and boasts lovely views over the rear garden and to the paddock. A further cooker and sink can be found in the utility room to complement the kitchen. There is a large double bedroom on the ground floor to offer versatile living, expanding number of reception rooms if required. The first floor has three double bedrooms with a range of fitted storage. Two of the bedrooms share the family bathroom, whilst the middle room benefits from an en-suite bathroom. All bedrooms enjoy glorious views across the paddock, tree line and further towards The Solent. On a clear day the Isle of Wight can even be seen. The southerly aspect floods the house with superb natural light and makes for a lovely sunny garden wherever you sit. To the rear of the house a large decking terrace covers an area where a previous swimming pool once sat and makes the most amazing outside entertaining space.

Council Tax band - G

Titchfield is a very interesting and attractive village situated alongside the beautiful River Meon, in the western part of Fareham. This historic village has a history stretching back to the 6th century. Near to the village are the ruins of
Titchfield Abbey, a place with strong associations with Shakespeare. There are many historic buildings including shops, inns and houses grouped around a large square in the centre of the village.

There are plenty of local nearby towns and villages including Warsash, Locks Health, Whiteley and Fareham town centre all of which have an abundance of shops, entertainment, restaurants and bars. A day on the beach at nearby
Lee-on-the-Solent or Stokes Bay will delight all ages.

Education in and around Titchfield is very well served with infant, junior and secondary schools. Locks Heath primary boasts an Ofsted report of outstanding, while St Anthony Primary and Hook with Warsash both have good Ofsted reports.
The excellent secondary school Brookfield Community School is located close by, also with an Ofsted report of good.