Nestled within a tranquil rural village, this exquisite two/three bedroom period property offers a harmonious blend of classic charm and modern convenience. A sense of serenity welcomes you as you approach the property, greeted by a spacious driveway leading to the old coach house for Dunwood Manor, which comprises a garage and large workshop. The garage not only provides extensive storage space above, but also boasts a thoughtfully designed office space, perfectly suited for remote work or creative endeavours. Stepping inside, the heart of the home reveals itself in the form of a generous kitchen/dining room displaying integrated appliances, with a stylish AGA to keep the kitchen warm and cosy and ample space for a dining table, ideal for entertaining with friends and family. The kitchen is further complemented by a separate utility room for additional storage. The generous sitting room is a testament to comfort, cantered around a captivating feature fireplace with a multi-fuel stove that exudes warmth on chilly evenings. The dual aspect windows allow superb natural light to flood the room. A further reception room could be utilised as an additional bedroom if required. A guest cloakroom completes the ground floor accommodation. The first floor continues to impress with two double bedrooms served by a contemporary bathroom with a separate shower cubicle. Beyond the living spaces, an established, expansive garden awaits, inviting residents to unwind in the embrace of nature's beauty. The mature garden extends gracefully into a backdrop of woodland, imbuing the property with a rare sense of privacy and an inviting connection to the outdoors. A large patio terrace is ideal for al fresco socialising.

Agents Note - Private drainage via Septic tank and soakaway (Compliance Certificate not seen)

Council Tax Band - E

Dunwood Hill is situated approximately 3.5 miles from the market town of Romsey which retains its regular street market as well as a thriving town centre with shops, restaurants, public houses, leisure facilities and historical sites including Broadlands House. At the centre of Romsey is the market place, town hall and the stunning Abbey.
The nearby village of Sherfield English is still quite largely a farming community with most of its houses, cottages and isolated farms scattered along narrow leafy lanes, unseen by those who pass through on the main road. The active church, St Leonards, houses some fine art nouveau style stained glass windows and a particularly fine set of bells. Other amenities in the village also include Glebe Garage, Gilberts Nursery and Tea Rooms and The Hatchet Inn renowned for its real ales and home cooked food and is a traditional child and dog friendly public house well frequented by locals. Awbridge boasts an excellent primary school and the pretty All Saints Church.

There is also a railway station in Dunbridge which provides a local service to Salisbury, Southampton, Eastleigh and Portsmouth).