Mews Cottage is a stunning Grade II listed cottage, that has been meticulously renovated, harmonising with its distinctive style and character. Ideally positioned in the heart of Alresford, the property enjoys a secluded location off the main thoroughfare, complemented by convenient off-road parking extending to the studio garage. Upon crossing the threshold, the front door opens into an inviting entrance hall. To the left, a generously proportioned and enchanting farmhouse kitchen dining room unfolds, featuring a utility cupboard at the rear for added functionality. On the right, a cosy sitting room awaits, adorned with a stove heater that serves as an alluring focal point. Directly ahead, the door opens into a courtyard garden, and noteworthy, planning permission has been granted for the addition of a sunroom to enhance this outdoor space. The ground floor is further complemented by a convenient cloakroom. Ascending to the first floor reveals two double bedrooms serviced by a modern family bathroom. The principal bedroom boasts a luxurious ensuite and an adjacent dressing room that offers versatility as a study or additional space. The walled courtyard garden, predominantly laid to lawn, features a patio that provides an idyllic setting for enjoying coffee in the summer sun. The property's allure extends to its practical aspects, including an off-road parking space leading to a garage/studio. This multifunctional space is equipped with a water supply, electricity, and full insulation, presenting an array of possibilities. Mews Cottage seamlessly combines historic charm with contemporary convenience, offering a truly exceptional living experience.


TENURE
The majority of the property is freehold, although there is an element of the property (under 20%) that is flying freehold and is on a 999 year lease from 16/11/1982.

PARKING
The property offers off-road parking, but the electricity board have a right of access with a week’s written notice.

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, fishmongers, greengrocers and wine merchants, 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 cafe 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.