Splendid and imposing detached family home with three bedrooms, a beautiful garden and the benefit of a generous double garage with ample driveway parking in front. This delightful home is located on a quiet no-through road in the highly desirable village of Barton Stacey near Winchester. The accommodation comprises on arrival a large and welcoming entrance hallway, guest cloakroom, triple aspect sitting room, a separate dining room with doors opening into the large conservatory and a good sized fitted kitchen which is complemented by the adjoining utility room. On the first floor there are three good sized double bedrooms with bedroom three enjoying a useful en-suite shower room. (The current vendor has plans to create a further en-suite to the principal bedroom). The accommodation is completed by the family bathroom. Outside, the rear garden is mature and private with a feature pond and patio terrace. A side gate leads to the front where there is ample off-road parking and a generous double garage with up and over door.

Council Tax Band - E
Agents Note - Oil heating and LPG gas for fireplace.

The village, whilst enjoying a quiet rural location, is only a mile from the main A303 and from there the M3 and A34 provide access from the east, south east and north, whilst the A303 itself will take you into the heart of the south west. There is a network of footpaths and bridleways for walking and riding in the surrounding countryside. The splendid and historical cathedral city of Winchester delights with much character and diverse architecture, whilst successfully delivering a modern cosmopolitan feel concentrated over just a few square miles. As well as national retail chains, Winchester is home to an array of independent boutique shops and eateries and an impressive farmers market. Winchester is also highly renowned for its outstanding educational establishments ranging from both private and state schools to popular sixth form college and the oldest public school in the United Kingdom. Coast and country lifestyle pursuits are all within striking distance as the city is well placed for the South Downs National Park, the New Forest, the Meon Valley and both Bournemouth and Portsmouth’s coastal beaches. Equally however, the capital is commutable within the hour, using South West Trains rail connections to London Waterloo and with Southampton’s international airport granting air travel for those seeking further destinations.