£895,000 /Sale price

This delightful property is a lovingly converted barn, with the work having been carried out to a high standard by the current owner. Featuring highly adaptable accommodation and mainly lateral living space, it has been thoughtfully refurbished and modernised to provide a bright and well-balanced layout. The entrance hall provides a very welcoming space, with floor to ceiling glazed wall, tiled floor and a bespoke timber staircase. Double doors from the hall lead into a charming sitting room. With vaulted beamed ceiling, fitted bookcases, exposed brick chimney breast, and log burner. In turn, this room leads onto a delightful orangery with a wonderful aspect across the front garden. The kitchen / dining room is a particular feature of the property and is an excellent entertaining space. A range of bespoke solid wood painted units are fitted along a feature brick wall, with a substantial island unit providing further storage space. The kitchen is fitted with a range of integrated appliances along with a double width stainless steel fridge and range cooker. This area, with its vaulted ceiling and bifold doors onto the rear garden, represents the heart of the house and a very sociable cooking and dining space. A utility room gives access to the rear garden. The ground floor is completed by two double bedrooms, both of which have en suite bathrooms and ample built in wardrobe space. A study / guest room on the first floor is accessed via the landing and has ample eaves storage. Externally, the gardens a particular feature of the property, having been well stocked and maintained by the current owner. Including an expanse of lawn to one side, a fabulous patio area and well-located seating areas to make the most of the sunshine, along with mature trees and shrubs, the garden strikes an excellent balance of being relatively low maintenance yet being full of interest. A gated driveway is adjacent to a detached double garage with power, light and electric doors. Location The property is situated in Chute Forest, one of the Chutes located northwest of Andover, at the southern edge of the North Wessex Downs National Landscape. The Hatchett Inn is conveniently a short drive from the nearby hamlet of Lower Chute, while additional shopping, business, and recreational amenities can be found in Andover, Hungerford, Salisbury, and Newbury. To the north of the village lies the stunning Hippenscombe Valley, featuring Chute Causeway, a Roman road that runs along the top of the escarpment. This location is ideal for commuters heading to London, with several mainline stations accessible within a half-hour drive, including Great Bedwyn and Hungerford, which provide service to Paddington in under an hour, and Andover, which connects to Waterloo in just over an hour. The property is also ideally situated for access to several esteemed state and independent schools, including Vernham Dean and Hurstbourne Tarrant primary schools, as well as Farleigh, Thorngrove, and Godolphin.Additional informationEPC Rating DCouncil Tax Band: E. Local Authority: Wiltshire Council. Tenure: Freehold.Mains water and electricity. Private drainage. Oil fired central heating.Fibre to the Cabinet (FTTC). For internet and mobile services check Ofcom's website.Viewings: Strictly by appointment with Carter Jonas.