About this property

This charming period property, dating from the early 1900s, enjoys a delightful position in the heart of the village. Extensively refurbished by the current owners, it combines character features with modern comforts, while sympathetic improvements and extensions have enhanced the living space throughout.

The entrance hall leads into a bright and welcoming sitting room featuring a square bay window, useful understairs storage and an attractive fireplace with a log-burning stove, creating a cosy focal point. To the rear is the stylish kitchen/dining room with slate flooring, ample storage and space for a dining table and chairs. Beyond the kitchen, a substantial rear extension provides a WC and a versatile utility room that could also serve as a home office.

The first floor has been reconfigured to maximise space and practicality. The main bedroom spans the front of the property and benefits from built-in storage and a feature fireplace. The second bedroom is also of a good size whilst the original third bedroom has been transformed into a generous contemporary bathroom, fitted with a large corner bath and separate walk-in shower.

A further staircase rises to the converted loft, creating an impressive additional double bedroom and features a recently fitted air conditioning unit. Flooded with natural light from Velux windows offering far-reaching views, the room also benefits from extensive built-in storage, an exposed brick chimney breast and an ensuite WC.

Outside
Externally, the property is elevated slightly from the road behind a neat front garden. Side access leads to the landscaped rear garden, designed for low-maintenance enjoyment and featuring a generous south east-facing patio ideal for outdoor dining and entertaining. Double gates provide off-street parking, with further potential to create an additional parking space to the side, subject to the necessary consents.

Situation
Twyford is widely regarded as one of the area's most sought-after locations. The attractive village offers plenty of amenities including a Post Office/store, bistro/coffee shop, doctor’s surgery, a choice of public houses and a primary school. Neighbouring Shawford also has its own station providing rail links to London Waterloo. The village lies on the edge of the South Downs National Park and has outstanding countryside on its doorstep including Shawford Down and the water meadows alongside the River Itchen. Comprehensive cultural, recreational and shopping facilities can be found in the nearby cathedral city of Winchester.

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Additional Information
All mains service connected
Local Authority: Winchester City Council
Council Tax band: D

Additional information

• Extensively refurbished period home dating from the early 1900s
• Desirable village centre location close to local amenities
• Characterful sitting room with bay window and log-burning stove
• Stylish kitchen/dining room with adjoining utility room/home office
• Spacious first-floor bathroom
• Impressive loft-converted bedroom with ensuite WC and far-reaching views
• Landscaped low-maintenance south east-facing rear garden
• Off-street parking via double gates with potential for an additional space (subject to consents)

Key information

Council Tax Band: D

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate