A substantial detached house, situated in a quiet position at the top of a popular cul-de-sac. The property has been extended to the rear and is an ideal home for a growing family. It has a welcoming entrance hall, three reception rooms, four double bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, and two bathrooms. There is driveway parking, a garage/home office, and attractively landscaped gardens. 

The house is approached from the driveway, with the front door opening to a lobby and a spacious entrance hall with wood-effect flooring, stairs to the first floor with understairs storage, and a cloakroom. Installed in 2019, the kitchen includes a range of fitted storage cupboards and drawers, with worktops, a built-in eye-level double oven, an induction hob with extractor hood above, and space for a dishwasher. The remainder of the kitchen is used as a breakfast room, with a cosy snug/TV area. Adjoining the kitchen is the dining room, which has French doors to the garden. Off the hall is the study, which has wood-effect flooring and southerly views. The sizeable sitting room features a Stovax wood-burning stove with a slate hearth, and sliding doors to the garden. 

On the landing, there is a loft access hatch with fitted loft ladder, and an airing cupboard housing the hot water tank. The main bedroom has twin built-in wardrobes, and an en-suite bathroom, including a bath and separate shower cubicle. The second bedroom has a built-in wardrobe, and southerly views. The third and fourth bedrooms have views of the garden and built-in wardrobes. The family bathroom has a bath and separate shower enclosure. 

Outside, there is driveway parking for two cars, and a detached double garage. The right hand side of the garage is currently used as an office. A gate leads through to the rear garden, where there is a paved terrace, a lawn and garden shed. The rear section of the garden is banked, and it has been creatively landscaped to make a series of paths, which lead up to a seating area at the top.

Alresford is a beautiful Georgian town known for its variety of independent shops, restaurants and inns located in stunning surroundings on the edge of the South Downs National Park. Attractions include the Watercress steam railway, schools for infant, junior and secondary education, several churches and an active and inclusive community. Highlights in the calendar include the annual Watercress Festival in May and the Agricultural Show in September. The cathedral city of Winchester is about 7 miles away and there is easy access to the south coast, the midlands and London via the road network. There is also mainline rail access to London from both Winchester and Alton. Southampton airport is only about half an hour away by car.

SERVICES
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LOCAL AUTHORITY INFORMATION 
Winchester City Council 
Council Tax Band: F