Nestled in a quiet position at the end of Gravel Lane in Barton Stacey, this superb family home enjoys stunning far reaching views to the front and rear out across fields and rolling hills. This immaculately present property features four bedrooms, three bathrooms and a versatile ground floor. Upon arrival, you are greeted by a spacious entrance hallway which in turn affords access to all the ground floor rooms. A splendid double aspect sitting/dining room is found to the left with feature fireplace and wood burner, there is a separate study room across the hallway with views to the front over fields, as well as a useful ground floor shower room. To the rear of the house, the kitchen/ breakfast room can be found, fitted with a range of modern matching eye and base level units with space for a good size breakfast table and double doors opening onto the garden. Additionally, there is a utility room with its own doorway to the side of the property. Upstairs, the four bedrooms are a generous size being doubles, with the main bedroom benefitting from an en-suite shower room. The further three bedrooms share use of the well-appointed family bathroom. Outside, the house sits in a beautiful enviable position being the last property on Gravel Lane enjoying 180 degrees of far reaching views across fields to the front and the hills behind. There is ample off-road parking, a patio terrace to enjoy the views from and a single garage to the side. The rear garden is private and enclosed, with a patio terrace to the rear of the house and level garden beyond. Additionally, this property is offered with no onward chain.

The village of Barton Stacey is one of the most attractive, well located, and sought-after villages in the Test Valley. Whilst enjoying a quiet rural location, the village has a lively calendar of events centred around its traditional pub and pretty 13th century church. It also benefits from a good Primary school, well stocked general store and Post Office. There is a network of footpaths and bridleways for walking and riding in the surrounding countryside. Only a mile from the main A303, and from there the M3 and A34 provide access from the East, South East and North, whilst the A303 itself will take you into the heart of the South West. The historic city of Winchester with its many famous attractions and amenities is just 7 miles away. Once the capital of England, Winchester is a wonderful place to live and explore. Its historic architecture, quaint cobbled streets, and close proximity to London, just over an hour away, make Winchester a very popular location. There are award winning pubs and restaurants around every corner, and high street stores and independent boutiques in abundance.