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£350,0003 bedroom end of terrace house for sale
Hambledon, Hampshire, PO7
End of terrace house
3 beds
1 bath
1033
EPC rating: E
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band D
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
A charming three-bedroom end of terrace Grade II listed cottage with a private parking space, situated in the heart of Hambledon which is a vibrant village with a rich history, an array of local amenities and excellent connections.
Originally a shop, the property was converted to a residential dwelling in the 1980s.
The accommodation includes an entrance hall with exposed brickwork and beams, a light and spacious sitting room with stripped pine floorboards, a wood burning stove set on a slate plinth and an attractive bay window.
The kitchen/breakfast room is dual aspect and has an electric Aga and access to the rear porch which has plumbing for a washing machine and a part glazed door to the outside.
On the first floor there are three bedrooms, two of which are double and a bathroom.
Outside
To the rear of the property there is a garden arranged on two levels.
There is a paved patio and brick and flint wall on the lower level and brick steps up to an area of lawn . There is a pedestrian right of access leading to the adjoining cottage and beyond the garden there is an allocated car parking space.
Situation
Nestled in the heart of the South Downs National Park, Hambledon is a lively and flourishing village that beautifully blends history, community spirit, and modern rural living. Just a short stroll from this property, are an array of local amenities including a village store, an inviting coffee shop, a traditional pub, tea rooms, a well-regarded school, a welcoming church, and an active village hall that hosts a wide variety of events and activities year-round. Sports and culture thrive here too, with a historic cricket club and a vineyard offering fine dining experiences amidst stunning scenery.
Celebrated as the birthplace of cricket, Hambledon is surrounded by rolling countryside, yet remains superbly connected. The nearby A3, A32, and A272 offer good access to Winchester and Petersfield, where further amenities and direct rail links to London provide the best of both country and city living.
EPC: E
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax: D
Council: Winchester
Broadband: We understand Superfast Broadband is available but recommend you make your own enquiries.
Originally a shop, the property was converted to a residential dwelling in the 1980s.
The accommodation includes an entrance hall with exposed brickwork and beams, a light and spacious sitting room with stripped pine floorboards, a wood burning stove set on a slate plinth and an attractive bay window.
The kitchen/breakfast room is dual aspect and has an electric Aga and access to the rear porch which has plumbing for a washing machine and a part glazed door to the outside.
On the first floor there are three bedrooms, two of which are double and a bathroom.
Outside
To the rear of the property there is a garden arranged on two levels.
There is a paved patio and brick and flint wall on the lower level and brick steps up to an area of lawn . There is a pedestrian right of access leading to the adjoining cottage and beyond the garden there is an allocated car parking space.
Situation
Nestled in the heart of the South Downs National Park, Hambledon is a lively and flourishing village that beautifully blends history, community spirit, and modern rural living. Just a short stroll from this property, are an array of local amenities including a village store, an inviting coffee shop, a traditional pub, tea rooms, a well-regarded school, a welcoming church, and an active village hall that hosts a wide variety of events and activities year-round. Sports and culture thrive here too, with a historic cricket club and a vineyard offering fine dining experiences amidst stunning scenery.
Celebrated as the birthplace of cricket, Hambledon is surrounded by rolling countryside, yet remains superbly connected. The nearby A3, A32, and A272 offer good access to Winchester and Petersfield, where further amenities and direct rail links to London provide the best of both country and city living.
EPC: E
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax: D
Council: Winchester
Broadband: We understand Superfast Broadband is available but recommend you make your own enquiries.
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About this agent
The Country House Company is a specialist property agency dedicated to the sale, letting and management of character, contemporary and individual properties across The South Downs National Park, The Surrey Hills, The New Forest National Park and The Itchen, Test and Meon Valleys. Our portfolio includes period and traditional country houses, cottages and barn conversions for full time homes or weekend retreats. These are in outstanding locations ranging from rural, village or waterside to city centre. We believe our bespoke service, experience and attention to detail deliver the best results and genuine customer service. We will be delighted to discuss how we can help you sell or let your property.