This remarkable semi-detached home is gracefully set back from the main thoroughfare and enjoys an ideal location in the heart of the highly sought-after village of Bighton, offering stunning countryside views both to the front and rear of the property. As you step through the front door, you'll find yourself in a welcoming entrance hall. To the left, there's access to a spacious double-aspect sitting room, while to the right, a door leads you into a dining room, perfect for entertaining, which seamlessly flows into a well-fitted kitchen featuring both base and eye-level units and overlooks the rear garden. Continuing from the kitchen, you'll discover a convenient boot room that provides access to the utility room, garage, guest cloakroom, and rear garden. Moving on to the first floor, you'll be impressed by three generously proportioned bedrooms, each offering breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. These bedrooms are served by a modern shower room, and there's additional storage available in the airing cupboard located on the landing. The principal bedroom boasts ample built-in storage space. Outside, the property features extensive off-road parking on the driveway leading up to the garage. To the side of the driveway, a well-maintained lawn and mature planting beds enhance the frontage. The rear garden is a delight, offering a patio terrace that provides an ideal space for al fresco dining, with steps leading up through the garden. The garden is predominantly laid to lawn and is bordered by mature greenery, backing onto open fields. Additionally, the garden includes a shed, a workshop, and a greenhouse.

Council Tax Band - D

Agents Note - The property has a shared septic tank with 1-4 which is owned and maintained by the council with an approximate charge of £456 per annum.

Bighton is a wonderfully rural hamlet surrounded by breath-taking farmland and scenery. The village centre has a public house and a village hall with a play park for children. It is close to the beautiful Georgian town of Alresford, a perfect place for strolling with plenty of views to please the eye. There are riverside walks, pubs, hotels, restaurants and a great selection of shops. With thousands of people - both young and old - visiting every year, the town is home to the famous Watercress Line which is a railway with an almost unbeatable view. Being pretty historic, the railway runs through 10 miles of beautiful Hampshire countryside, adjacent to the South Downs National Park Winchester's winding streets offer many famous attractions and amenities. Winchester train station has services to London Waterloo, approximately a 57 minute journey. Communications are excellent with the A34, M3 and M27 within easy reach.