Hoe Street, Hambledon, Waterlooville
£890,000

FABULOUS PERIOD COTTAGE WITH NO FORWARD CHAIN

This charming period cottage is available and easily viewed. The property which we understand is not listed is located in a rural hamlet in Hampshire's highly sought after Meon Valley and just a short distance from the picturesque and desirable village of Hambledon. The property offers significant character throughout and spacious four-bedroom and four-reception-room accommodation.

The properties location is both rural yet convenient with the traditional country town of Bishops Waltham being within a reasonable drive and offering a range of shops and services from its attractive high street. The village of Wickham with its delightful square also provides good everyday facilities. There is also a well supported village store within the nearby village of Hambledon regarded as the home of British Cricket.

The major south coast centres of Winchester, Portsmouth and Southampton are all within easy driving distance as is access to the M27, A3M and main line rail services. The sailing centres of Hamble, Bursledon and areas surrounding Chichester Harbour are all within reasonable driving distance.

The area surrounding the property is rural yet accessible with country lanes, scenery and many enjoyable walks and rides. Schooling for most ages is available within the area

The accommodation must be viewed to be appreciated. It includes four reception rooms including a welcoming family/dining room with an inglenook fireplace and log burner, beamed ceiling and exposed brickwork, a character sitting room with an adjoining conservatory, a character snug and a study. The kitchen is attractive with traditional cupboards and connected utility room.

On the first floor are four very attractive bedrooms most with exposed beams and timber framing. There are rural outlooks and views over adjoining fields from many aspects.

The properties part walled gardens comprise areas of lawn interspersed with established shrubs and plants. A driveway with ample parking leads to the detached garage and workshop with a store over the garage.

Services include mains water, electricity, private drainage with a treatment plant and propane/calor gas heating.

Early viewing of this lovely period property is highly recommended.