About this property

A characterful detached cottage standing in a truly delightful location with a southerly aspect and views of the Hangers.

NO ONWARD CHAIN - The house has been sensitively refurbished and extended by the existing owners whilst still retaining all of the inherent character of the original cottages with most of the rooms having multiple views over the garden to the open countryside beyond. Features of note include a stunning open plan kitchen/dining room with engineered oak flooring, partial under floor heating, wood burning stove and patio doors opening out to the garden. The kitchen is fitted with eye and base level cabinets, electric induction range cooker and a microwave. This is a magnificent room extending to 21'7/6.57m with lovely views of the garden to the open farmland beyond. The generous accommodation is further complemented by a recently remodeled spacious (16'10 x 13'9) double aspect sitting room. On the first floor there are three double bedrooms and a study area, together with an impressive principal bedroom which has amazing views and a large en-suite bathroom. There is also a family bathroom. The property has been enhanced with energy efficiency in mind and is fitted with double glazed windows and heated by a bio-mass boiler (set within a boiler house to the rear). In addition, solar panels (for electricity) are fitted to supplement the domestic energy supply.

Outside
The garden has been landscaped with areas of lawn and wild garden to take full advantage of the glorious views and southerly aspect. Double doors open out from the kitchen/dining room to the patio, providing a very welcoming space for outdoor entertaining. Within the grounds there are a range of useful outbuildings/timber stores (including a bespoke oak framed garage / workshop) and ample parking.

Situation
The property occupies a rarely available location at the end of an unmade road within the South Downs National Park. Kingsley and Oakhanger each have a church and Inn's with a hall, cafe and shop at The Chocolate Frog in Oakhanger and the Kingsley Community Centre/Post Office in Kingsley. Selborne is renowned for its association with Gilbert White and has a primary school and Inn. There are transport links with a regular bus service in Kingsley linking Basingstoke, Liphook and Alton as well as stations at Liphook, Petersfield and Alton.

Additional Information
Council Tax Band: D

Additional information

• Hall
• Stunning open plan Kitchen/Dining Room with lovely views
• Sitting Room with Fire Place
• Utility Room
• 3 Bedrooms
• En-Suite Bathroom with Shower
• Family Bathroom
• Double Glazing
• Solar Panels
• Bio Mass Central Heating

Key information

Council Tax Band: D

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate