£475,000 /Sale price

Commanding an uninterrupted south-westerly aspect across open rolling countryside, this exceptional three bedroom semi-detached home offers a light, contemporary atmosphere in an idyllic village setting within the South Downs National Park.Forming one of a pair converted in 2009 and part of a select development of just five bespoke homes, this barn-style residence combines modern comfort with thoughtful design. The neighbouring three properties were newly built to an equally striking architectural style, ensuring a cohesive and attractive setting.The ground floor features open-plan living, with the reception room flowing into the breakfast kitchen, both enjoying spectacular rural views. In addition, there is a convenient cloakroom on this level. The Shaker-style kitchen is equipped with integrated appliances, and stylish details are found throughout, including oak-veneered internal doors with chrome handles, smooth-finished ceilings, right-angle architraves and deep skirting boards. Upstairs, all three bedrooms are generous doubles, with the principal bedroom benefitting from breathtaking countryside views and a Juliet balcony, creating a peaceful retreat. The bathroom is fitted with contemporary white sanitaryware.The garage features an internal staircase which takes you up to a useful attic storage area which subject to the necessary consents could lend itself to a variety of uses. Outside, a double-width parking bay provides off-street parking directly to the front of the property.This is a rare opportunity to acquire a stylish, well-appointed home in a peaceful, sought-after location with uninterrupted views over rolling countryside—perfect for those seeking modern living in a unique rural setting.FreeholdEast Hampshire District Council. Tax Band DAll main services are connectedEstate Charge £20 per month for upkeep of communal areas.Lower Farringdon is surrounded by countryside within the South Downs National Park. The villages of Upper and Lower Farringdon have two pubs, a cafe and village hall. Nearby are the historic villages of Selborne - home of Gilbert White and Chawton where Jane Austen wrote Pride & Prejudice.3.5 miles to the north is the market town of Alton which provides an excellent variety of shops and amenities including a main line station with services into London Waterloo in just over one hour, which is also the home of the Watercress Line Heritage Steam Railway. Close to the station is Waitrose and on the edge of the town are Aldi, Lidl and Wickes. The Town Centre features Sainsburys, M&S Foodhall, Iceland, Boots, Superdrug, Costa, Nero, Grape Tree, Holland & Barratt and W H Smith along with pubs, coffee shops and restaurants, museum and gallery. There is a weekly produce market in the High Street and regular craft and farmers markets. The town is surrounded by countryside where outdoor activities can be enjoyed and Alton Sports Centre provides a wide range of facilities. The nearby A32 provides links to the south coast.Please contact Homes, Alton Office for more information or to make a viewing appointment.