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Map4 bedroom detached house
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Detached house
4 beds
2 baths
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band G
Features and description
- Handsome period property with modern addition
- Outbuildings offering potential
- Well placed for well regarded schools
- Convenient access to Andover & Newbury
- Wonderful surrounding countryside
- EPC Rating = E
Handsome Grade II listed family Georgian with wonderful gardens and outbuilding.
Description
A fine example of a classic Grade II listed Georgian family house, with the appeal of a period house, yet complemented and enhanced by the recent creation of a contemporary addition providing further stylish living accommodation.
The house has undergone an extensive refurbishment programme over recent years and is beautifully presented with well proportioned living accommodation. Decorated in light tones to enhance the natural light in the property, the family house exudes charm and warmth. The ground floor offers a gracious sitting room with fireplace and wood-burning stove, a snug and a dining room with staircase up to the first floor. These rooms can all be accessed from the wonderful glazed addition (again with wood-burning stove) which provides the ideal spot for reading or relaxation whilst absorbing views of the garden and which connects the downstairs reception rooms seamlessly. There is also a dual aspect study fitted with a range of bookshelves and a utility room. The kitchen/breakfast room is again recently fitted and presents as an inviting country kitchen blended with modern aesthetics, featuring a central island, an Esse range cooker and ample informal dining space.
The first floor provides generous accommodation with an exceptional principal bedroom featuring a well appointed en suite shower room with separate bath. There are three further double bedrooms which are served by the family bathroom. In addition there is a useful laundry room.
In all, this house flows beautifully from room to room and takes full advantage of the surrounding views, with its large windows. Combined with its stunning location the house makes a perfect family home, and an idyllic rural retreat.
OUTSIDE
The property sits behind mature hedging to the front , with the driveway leading to a parking area in front of the double garage. The delightful front garden has been cleverly landscaped to provide not only a wild flower garden, but also a number of raised vegetable beds, gravelled pathways and a useful and sizeable garden shed/greenhouse.
The plot overall is around an acre, with the majority of the garden being to the rear. It is mainly laid to lawn with established flower beds producing a riot of colour in the summer months and bordered by a variety of shrubs and trees, which offer seclusion. Adjacent to the house is a gravelled area with central dining circle and patio. The house is resplendent when the established wisteria is in bloom.
OUTBUILDING
A substantial outbuilding provides three adjoining store rooms with WC, and connects into the double garage to the front of the property. There is also an attached shed to the far end. Subject to the necessary consents, this building offers further potential for additional accommodation if required.
Location
The house is set in stunning Wiltshire countryside in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and within the enchanting rural village of Upper Chute. The Chutes comprise Upper Chute, Chute Standen, Lower Chute, Chute Cadley and Chute Forest, and are situated approximately 8 miles north of the Hampshire market town of Andover and about 12 miles from Hungerford and Marlborough. Trains to London depart from Andover - 7.5 miles (Waterloo – 1 hour 9 minutes) or Bedwyn - 8.5 miles (Paddington – 1 hour 5 minutes). There are well regarded independent schools within the area, such as Farleigh School, and it is also accessible to Marlborough, Winchester, Radley, St Swithuns and Downe House amongst others. The A303 and A34 are close at hand allowing convenient road access to London, the West Country and the North. The area boasts many beautiful walks on its doorstep as well as cycling and riding opportunities.
Square Footage: 4,400 sq ft
Directions
SatNav SP11 9EH
Additional Info
Mains water, electricity.
Private drainage
Gas central heating - LPG
Description
A fine example of a classic Grade II listed Georgian family house, with the appeal of a period house, yet complemented and enhanced by the recent creation of a contemporary addition providing further stylish living accommodation.
The house has undergone an extensive refurbishment programme over recent years and is beautifully presented with well proportioned living accommodation. Decorated in light tones to enhance the natural light in the property, the family house exudes charm and warmth. The ground floor offers a gracious sitting room with fireplace and wood-burning stove, a snug and a dining room with staircase up to the first floor. These rooms can all be accessed from the wonderful glazed addition (again with wood-burning stove) which provides the ideal spot for reading or relaxation whilst absorbing views of the garden and which connects the downstairs reception rooms seamlessly. There is also a dual aspect study fitted with a range of bookshelves and a utility room. The kitchen/breakfast room is again recently fitted and presents as an inviting country kitchen blended with modern aesthetics, featuring a central island, an Esse range cooker and ample informal dining space.
The first floor provides generous accommodation with an exceptional principal bedroom featuring a well appointed en suite shower room with separate bath. There are three further double bedrooms which are served by the family bathroom. In addition there is a useful laundry room.
In all, this house flows beautifully from room to room and takes full advantage of the surrounding views, with its large windows. Combined with its stunning location the house makes a perfect family home, and an idyllic rural retreat.
OUTSIDE
The property sits behind mature hedging to the front , with the driveway leading to a parking area in front of the double garage. The delightful front garden has been cleverly landscaped to provide not only a wild flower garden, but also a number of raised vegetable beds, gravelled pathways and a useful and sizeable garden shed/greenhouse.
The plot overall is around an acre, with the majority of the garden being to the rear. It is mainly laid to lawn with established flower beds producing a riot of colour in the summer months and bordered by a variety of shrubs and trees, which offer seclusion. Adjacent to the house is a gravelled area with central dining circle and patio. The house is resplendent when the established wisteria is in bloom.
OUTBUILDING
A substantial outbuilding provides three adjoining store rooms with WC, and connects into the double garage to the front of the property. There is also an attached shed to the far end. Subject to the necessary consents, this building offers further potential for additional accommodation if required.
Location
The house is set in stunning Wiltshire countryside in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and within the enchanting rural village of Upper Chute. The Chutes comprise Upper Chute, Chute Standen, Lower Chute, Chute Cadley and Chute Forest, and are situated approximately 8 miles north of the Hampshire market town of Andover and about 12 miles from Hungerford and Marlborough. Trains to London depart from Andover - 7.5 miles (Waterloo – 1 hour 9 minutes) or Bedwyn - 8.5 miles (Paddington – 1 hour 5 minutes). There are well regarded independent schools within the area, such as Farleigh School, and it is also accessible to Marlborough, Winchester, Radley, St Swithuns and Downe House amongst others. The A303 and A34 are close at hand allowing convenient road access to London, the West Country and the North. The area boasts many beautiful walks on its doorstep as well as cycling and riding opportunities.
Square Footage: 4,400 sq ft
Directions
SatNav SP11 9EH
Additional Info
Mains water, electricity.
Private drainage
Gas central heating - LPG
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