£1,395,000 /Sale price

Having been carefully extended to now offer in excess of 2,800 sq ft of accommodation filled with original character features and charm. At the heart of this home is the wonderful open-plan kitchen/dining room, with the integrated Aga providing an attractive focal point, and would be ideally suited to both family living and formal entertaining. Leading on from the dining area is the cosy snug with charming central fireplace is well suited to relaxing and leads through to a more formal sitting room with exposed beams and expansive views over the grounds. Doors lead through to a separate, enclosed study area well-suited to those working from home. The exposed oak and flint gallery is a delightful feature which also links through to the entrance hall with wonderful flagstone tiled floor where there is a utility room/boot room and separate cloakroom. Stairs lead up to the first floor where there are three well-proportioned bedrooms and the family bathroom with the main bedroom benefitting from a vaulted ceiling and doors leading outside to a private deck with extensive views over the stunning grounds and open countryside beyond. A separate bedroom is accessed from an additional staircase, with its own en-suite this serves as ideal guest accommodation within the main house.OutsideA gated gravel driveway leads to the rear of the property providing parking for a number of vehicles. Steps lead down to the extensive terrace which wraps around the property and offers an exceptional space for entertaining, with one side having a seating area centred around the outdoor fireplace and views over the grounds and fields beyond with the rear patio enjoying a covered outdoor kitchen and dining area. The grounds include an expansive lawn as well as an additional paddock which is fully enclosed by fencing with the addition of two outbuildings and a greenhouse.SituationSet within the South Downs National Park in the picturesque hamlet of Baybridge, on the edge of Owslebury with its popular primary school, a lovely country pub is located nearby in The Milbury at Beauworth. This property is very well placed to take advantage of the proximity to Winchester with its extensive amenities, excellent cultural, educational and leisure facilities. The railway station offers access to London Waterloo (about 1 hour) and Junction 11 of the M3 provides road access to London (about 70 miles), the South Coast and motorway network. Property Ref Number: HAM-59852Additional InformationLocal Authority: Winchester City Council Services: Mains electricity and water, oil-fired central heating, private drainage Council Tax Band: G