About this property

Set on a generous plot with sweeping views across open fields, this beautiful period home now offers approximately 2,000 sq. ft. of tastefully crafted living space (in all).

Approached via private gated access, the property sits within a secluded plot with stunning views over the adjoining fields. The property also benefits from substantial off‑street parking for multiple vehicles as well as a useful outbuilding with potential for conversion subject to the usual planning constraints.

A spacious and welcoming hallway provides ample room for coats and storage and leads directly to the main living spaces. The impressive shaker‑style kitchen forms the heart of the home, thoughtfully designed with high‑quality integrated appliances, a substantial island with seating, and elegant worktops. This space has been arranged to take full advantage of the outlook, with doors opening to reveal uninterrupted views over the gardens and surrounding landscape.

The adjoining living room is particularly striking, featuring a vaulted, beamed ceiling, an impressive log-burning stove and an abundance of natural light from multiple windows that frame the rural scenery. A well‑proportioned dining room offers an ideal setting for formal entertaining, while a second reception room provides flexibility as an additional living area, home office or a fourth bedroom. A newly fitted shower room and cloakroom complete the ground floor.

The first floor comprises two bedrooms, with the main bedroom featuring bespoke built in wardrobes, both bedrooms are served by a stylish family bathroom. The top floor hosts a further bedroom with a desirable walk‑in wardrobe, offering a peaceful retreat with elevated views across the fields.

Outside
The grounds are a notable highlight of the property. The expansive garden, predominantly laid to lawn, extends towards open countryside, creating a rare sense of space and tranquillity. Multiple seating areas and a well‑positioned patio provide superb vantage points from which to enjoy the surrounding vistas. A range of outbuildings enhances the practicality of the home, with the the main structure being a very versatile space ideal for conversion into a games room, gym, home office or even an annexe (subject to the usual planning constraints) situated adjacent to the patio providing an excellent space for entertaining.

Situation
Set in a small hamlet just 3.5 miles from Winchester City centre, close to the banks of the River Itchen and bordering the South Downs National Park. A footpath at the far end of the drive gives access to pleasant walks, whilst day to day amenities can be found at nearby Kings Worthy with a post office, local farm shop, convenience store, pubs and church. Winchester offers a huge range of shops, bars, restaurants, theatre and cinema and mainline train station with trains to London Waterloo in under an hour. The property is also superbly positioned for access to the A33/M3.

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Additional Information
Local Authority: Winchester City Council
Services: Mains Electricity, Oil Heating System, Private water supply via a water borehole, Private Drainage.
Council Tax Band: D

Additional information

• Four bedrooms
• Idyllic location with excellent views
• Stunning shaker style kitchen
• Oak-framed extension
• Gated entrance
• Off street parking for multiple cars
• Potential land for building an annexe
• subject to consent

Key information

Council Tax Band: D

Tenure: Freehold