SPECIFICATIONS:

BEDROOMS: X 3
RECEPTION ROOMS: X 2
BATHROOMS: X 1

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Property Summary

Tenure: Freehold
Property type: End terrace
Council Tax Band: E

Key Features

No chain on offer
Allocated parking to the rear
Grade II listed
Central village located
Over 1100 sqft
Private enclosed garden

Summary

The ground floor has a spacious feel with one large open plan reception room separated slightly by a feature fireplace, both of generous proportions which have provided both a dining area and sitting area. The kitchen is located to the rear of the property with a further WC and storage cupboard. There are three first floor bedrooms and a family bathroom.

The garden is mainly paved and benefits from side access, the garden has a very private feel and offers a superb space for entertaining.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Services:
Water: mains
Gas: none
Electric: mains
Sewage: mains
Heating: oil central heating

Materials used in construction: Ask Agent
How does broadband enter the property: Ask Agent

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Situation

Set within the delightful village of Hursley, only a short drive from the thriving city of Winchester. Hursley has a post office, butchers, sport facilities, the popular family pub, The Dolphin Inn and the gastro pub The King’s Head offering fine dining.

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.