A stunning example of a brick and flint-built home with a modern twist having been extended and improved over its lifetime since it was believed to have been built in the mid-1800s and is Grade II Listed. The accommodation comprises some beautiful traditional spaces within the original cottage along with a magnificent extension to the side incorporating a living room, a double-height vaulted ceiling and bi-fold doors to the rear giving this superb family home a blend of traditional and contemporary styling. The extensive accommodation comprises a delightful reception hallway on arrival which in turn leads through to either of the two reception areas of the sitting room and dining room. The sitting room enjoys a warming wood-burning stove and a wonderful triple aspect. The stunning kitchen/breakfast/family room, which has been recently refitted, enjoys a splendid finish. There is an island at the centre and the family room benefits from bi-fold doors opening onto the garden and patio to the rear. A connecting hall with full-height oak framed glazed windows leads from the traditionally designed cottage end of the house to the more contemporary living space beyond. The living room is breath-taking, with vaulted ceilings and bi-fold doors across the full width of the rear wall. This room also enjoys a feature wood-burning stove and cathedral-like windows to one aspect. The office and gym can both be accessed from this splendid room. Stairs rise to the first floor; within this section of the house where a private guest bedroom is located with an en-suite shower room. A further four bedrooms are found in the main house and all are well proportioned double rooms. A stunning principle suite benefits from an exquisitely finished en-suite bathroom with double sink unit and underfloor heating. Steps rise to a converted loft area which is currently utilised as a dressing room/study room. The house sits on a well-proportioned plot which is level and private. There is a patio area to the rear of the house which provides a marvellous entertaining space and allows flow between the bi-fold doors from the kitchen/breakfast room and living room. The garden is mainly laid to lawn and enclosed with a panel fence for security. Off-road parking is provided on a driveway in front of the single garage and a pathway leads to the front door across a delightful feature front garden.

Compton is a sought after village, only a ten minute drive to historic Winchester, with a church, a village hall and a recreation area and forms the Parish of Compton and Shawford with the neighbouring village of Shawford. The village has a recreation area with a pavilion, tennis courts, a football pitch and a cricket ground. Once England’s ancient capital city, Winchester has more comprehensive facilities which include independent shops and
boutiques, fine restaurants, contemporary bars and a thriving bimonthly Farmers Market. The famous Cathedral and beautiful Water Meadows are within the city and there is network of footpaths and bridleways for walking and riding in the surrounding countryside in and around Compton and Winchester.
There are excellent connections to the M3, M27, A34, the South Coast and the New Forest. Southampton International Airport is 13 miles away. Schooling is typically outstanding. Local catchment schools are Compton Primary School, Kings School and Peter Symonds and
there are nearby private schools - The Pilgrims’ School, Twyford Preparatory School, Winchester College and St. Swithun’s School.