About this property

A pretty period Grade II listed home, with a detached garage that has been converted into two self contained apartments set within grounds of approx. just over half an acre.

Located within the village of Blackmoor is this stunning grade II listed period property full of many characterful features.

THE MAIN HOUSE. The main house has been extended over the years to provide versatile accommodation over two floors. On the ground floor you benefit from a warm entrance hall with stairs to the first floor, door to the garden and cloakroom. A triple aspect sitting room with open fire place and doors to the garden. A large kitchen breakfast room that leads into a laundry room, again with stairs to the first floor. A dual aspect dining room and a large dual aspect study with door to the front. On the first floor are three good sized double bedrooms with en-suite to the main bedroom and walk-in wardrobe to bedroom two. A spacious family bathroom with over sized walk in shower and free standing claw foot bath. TWO SEPARATE SELF CONTAINED DETACHED APARTMENTS Within the grounds the garage has been converted to provide two completely separate self-contained one bedrooms apartments with sitting room, kitchen and bathrooms. These would make a great annexe for multi generational living or Air BnB potential.

Viewing highly recommended to appreciate the versatile accommodation on offer.

Outside
To the side the property provides gated access with a large sweeping driveway providing plenty of off-road parking and a separate driveway provides access to the two flats. The spacious south westerly facing rear garden is mainly laid to lawn with patio areas for the main house and for the apartments.

Situation
Blackmoor, a small hamlet, became a “textbook example of a Victorian estate village” after Sir Roundell Palmer, politician, lawyer and Attorney General, purchased local farms and estates in 1865. He later became the first Earl of Selborne and Lord Chancellor. He wished to set an example as a model landowner and commissioned Alfred Waterhouse to design St Matthew’s Church and vicarage, a school, reading room and several cottages that form the heart of the village before building Blackmoor House around the existing farm house.
Nearby is the picturesque village of Selborne, former home of Gilbert White the pioneering naturalist and ornithologist, which has a public house, shop and primary school as well as beautiful countryside behind.

Additional Information
Additional Information.
Services. Mains electricity, water drainage and gas

Local Authority
East Hampshire District Council –Tel 01730 266 551
Council Tax Band: House F
Each Flat A

Grade II Listed House

Period and Character Features

Three Reception Rooms

Three Double Bedrooms

Two Bathrooms

South Westerly Facing Rear Garden

Large Driveway

2 Self Contained r One Bedroom Apartments

Multi-Generational Living

Rural Location

Additional information

• Grade II Listed House
• Period and Character Features
• Three Reception Rooms
• Three Double Bedrooms
• Two Bathrooms
• South Westerly Facing Rear Garden
• Large Driveway
• 2 Self Contained r One Bedroom Apartments
• Multi-Generational Living
• Rural Location

Key information

Council Tax Band: Contact branch

Tenure: Freehold