Nestled in the sought-after village of Bishops Sutton, this delightful end-terrace residence boasts a generous plot, positioned away from the main thoroughfare and offering a picturesque backdrop of adjacent fields. Its ample plot size presents buyers with promising potential, subject to planning permissions, while the home itself invites the opportunity for personalization and customization. Upon entering through the front door, a welcoming hallway sets the tone, granting access to the ground floor accommodation. The kitchen lies straight ahead, with a convenient cloakroom situated to the left, while a spacious sitting room awaits to the right, offering a comfortable and sizeable living space.The first floor of the property continues to captivate with its history as a three-bedroom dwelling converted into a two-bedroom haven. Reveling in spaciousness, both double bedrooms afford sweeping rural vistas, a testament to the property's serene setting. These bedrooms are served by a well-appointed family bathroom. Outside, the property embraces a private enclosed rear garden enveloping the home, providing a serene outdoor space. The garden includes a shed for additional storage and conveniently offers off-road parking situated to the side of the house, enhancing both convenience and functionality. With its idyllic location and potential for personalization, this residence embodies the charm of village living while offering scope for individualization to suit its new owner's preferences.

A Right of Way may apply over the property - these details are being verified by a solicitor.
Agent Note: The property is on a sewage treatment plant, managed and maintained by Winchester City Council with an annual maintenance cost of approx. £350

Tenure Freehold
Council Tax Band C

Bishop’s Sutton has a 12th century Norman church, a public house and village hall. Bishops Sutton is within walking distance of local open fields and watercress beds fed by the River Arle. Nearby Alresford is a beautiful Georgian town of fine colour-washed houses and a place to shop, not only for food and wine and other necessities from traditional butchers, fishmonger, greengrocer and wine merchant, along with two convenience stores, but also for antiques and fine art, designer furnishings and clothes, gifts and crafts. The centre also sees a thriving café culture supported by a host of eateries, pubs, hotels and restaurants. Several banks, pharmacies and other outlets meet day to day needs. The neighbouring market towns of Alton and Petersfield increase the range of local amenities and leisure pursuits available, both with Waitrose stores. 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. The historic railway runs through 10 miles of beautiful Hampshire countryside, adjacent to the South Downs National Park.