3 bedroom detached house

Spacious Family Home and gardens with stunning views of Wessex Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), in Biddesden Lane, Ludgershall, Andover. This generously proportioned detached residence, nestled in the desirable Biddesden Lane area of Ludgershall, Andover has a total area of approximately 2,292 sq ft (212.7 sq m). This versatile family home offers an ideal blend of character, space, and practicality across two floors.

The ground floor has beautiful parquet flooring through the hall and in all rooms except the kitchen and downstairs WC. The front door opens onto a glazed porch with tiled floor, a practical space for storage and shelter, with the internal glazed door then opening onto an entrance hallway with stairs leading to the first floor.

The dual aspect lounge has views to the front, across to the Wessex Area of Outstanding natural Beauty (AONB) and to the gardens to the rear. With stunning parquet flooring, the lounge offers a spacious, light room complete with log-burner to supplement the oil-fired central heating that is throughout the house. At the rear, the lounge has a door opening onto the back patio area and extensive, mature gardens.

Adjoining the lounge towards the back of the house are lockable sliding doors which open onto another light and versatile room, currently used as study and part-time guest room with views to the back garden.

The hall has understairs storage and a space-saving, practical sliding door opens onto the attractive downstairs WC.

The dining room provides dual aspect views to the front and side, with large, glazed sliding doors opening to the front patio area and with views across the fields. A convenient hatch opening into the kitchen / breakfast room makes this is the ideal space for entertaining.

Ideal for family life, the spacious dual-aspect kitchen and breakfast room provides plenty of storage space and work surfaces, with built-in units throughout, including a floor-to-ceiling larder.

A glazed door leads from the kitchen into a utility room with a tiled floor, sink & and drainer, with additional storage and ample space for additional white goods.

Upstairs you’ll find three double bedrooms and convenient inbuilt storage along the landing which is accessed via sliding doors. The attic is accessed from the landing via a fitted ladder providing access to even more storage space.

The primary bedroom offers further views across the Wessex AONB. The built-in wardrobes throughout the back of the room extend into the dressing room which provides a basin and additional storage underneath. The dressing room then opens into the ensuite shower room with double shower stall, basin and WC.

Bedroom two, at the other end of the house, is dual aspect and looks out to the front and side, across the communal green to the fields and woods beyond and features fitted wardrobes across the back of the room.

Bedroom three is also a double room and looks out to the back gardens and the arable field beyond. The airing cupboard, containing the water tank, is accessed from this room.

The family bathroom has a bathtub with shower over, WC and basin.

Outside, the single, integral garage has power, lighting and an outdoor tap. It also provides additional storage space with shelving in place. The driveway provides off-road parking. A patio extends across the front of the property providing an outdoor dining and entertaining space with beautiful views. Accessed from the rear patio, the boiler room has lighting and provides storage for outdoor furniture, lawnmowers etc.

To the rear, two sets of steps from the patio area lead to the lower lawn which extends round the side of the house past the kitchen and dining room the to the patio at the front. Red cedars provide shade in one corner. Unique garden furniture, a bench and an outdoor dining table with stools, have been created by the current owners from trees on the property, and will be left. The upper lawn is bordered by a fence and hedge to the rear, with beds to the right and a path leading to the two greenhouses, one of which is currently used as a wood drying and storage space. There is an outdoor tap, ideally placed for watering the vegetable garden beyond. More garden and storage are behind the greenhouses. A gate in the rear fence leads to the vegetable plot and compost bins. This final area of the well-maintained gardens is on a possessory title from 2016, with no other claim on it and it is featured in the title deeds for the property.

The house has double-glazing and oil-fired central heating throughout. In our opinion 27 Biddesden Lane offers the perfect balance of rural peace and beauty, and suburban convenience.