Presenting a truly enchanting home in the heart of Micheldever village, this unique two-bedroom thatched cottage exudes timeless charm. A Grade II listed gem, this home boasts over two centuries of history, standing as a testament to architectural heritage. Enter through the enclosed porch and you’re invited to discover an interior brimming with character. The sitting room is the epitome of cosy living, characterised by the cast-iron diamond paned windows, exposed wooden beam and captivating inglenook fireplace housing a well-maintained log burner – perfect for embracing the cottage lifestyle. The country kitchen, adorned with bespoke handmade units crafted by the current owner, further radiate the warmth, care and craftsmanship that is present throughout. The bathroom is thoughtfully situated on the ground floor for convenience, while upstairs houses two double bedrooms offering picturesque views. The principal bedroom is of very generous proportions and also features twin cupboards. A cloakroom and WC further increase functionality. To the rear, a garage and ample off-road parking, for three cars, provide practical convenience along with the old external laundry room, that is currently being used as a home office. The pinnacle of Waterloo Cottage’s extensive list of unique features, lies outside – a private picket gate leading to an awe-inspiring garden paradise. Complete with established trees, a pond, and lush grass, this tranquil haven caters to all. This property is the embodiment of idyllic village living combined with historic allure.

Tenure Freehold
Council Tax Band D

AGENTS NOTE
Oil fired central heating and hot water

Disclaimer: Private drainage, awaiting Environmental Agency Compliance Certificate

The historic, well-connected village of Micheldever is situated within 2.5 miles of Micheldever Station – on the main railway line between London and Southampton, allowing convenient commuting links to Winchester (approx. 10 minutes), Basingstoke (approx. 12 minutes), and London Waterloo (approx. 65 minutes). The M3, A303 and A33 are close by and provide excellent, convenient links to London, the south coast and the west of England. The village is surrounded by quintessential English countryside and expansive farmland. Micheldever lies upon the River Dever, which meanders lazily westward. Micheldever Wood is famed for its dazzling bluebell display during the spring and Blackwood Forest, a Forestry Commission enclosure, is almost immediately at hand offering a variety of leisure pursuits. The nearest city, Winchester is a charming cathedral city steeped in history that benefits from a modern, cosmopolitan feel. In addition to national retail chains, Winchester is home to an array of boutique shops, independent restaurants, contemporary bars (enhancing the vibrant nightlife) and an impressive farmers market. Further afield the city of Southampton – typically 30-45 minutes away by car – is a historic port city and home to the longest surviving stretch of medieval walls in England. Southampton Airport is the closest airport, facilitating air travel within Great Britain and mainland Europe.