Bradley, Alresford, SO24

The house has been carefully extended to take full advantage of the tranquil setting and has bright and well-proportioned accommodation. The layout of the accommodation is ideal for day to day living and includes a very large multiple aspect sitting/dining room adjoining the kitchen. This is a wonderful room extending to 27'4 ft./8.3m with under floor heating and a vaulted ceiling together with double doors opening out to the rear terrace and garden. The kitchen is fitted with a range of bespoke cabinets, pan drawers, integrated appliances, breakfast bar and quartz work surfaces. The generous accommodation also includes a spacious sitting room with an attractive bay and window seat, fireplace and wood burning stove. There are four bedrooms and a family bathroom to the first floor including a principal bedroom with an en-suite shower room. Of note, each of the bath and shower rooms have been completed with modern white sanitary ware.

The house has been improved with energy efficiency firmly in mind and is fitted with an air source heat pump for central heating, solar panels for electricity power generation (which also contributes towards the heating of the hot water) and a combination of triple and double glazed windows.

Outside

The house stands within an attractive landscaped garden providing a beautiful setting with lovely views over the adjoining farmland. There are areas of lawn and raised vegetable borders together with mixed hedging. A broad paved terrace adjoins the sitting/dining room and provides an ideal space for outdoor entertaining and relaxation. The utility room is set to the rear of the garage and has space for domestic appliances. The house is approached via a shared shingle driveway providing parking and access to the garage and car port.

Situation

The cottage is situated within a small attractive 'courtyard development' of just four properties within the conservation area of the rural hamlet of Bradley. Bradley is about 8 miles northwest of Alton and is centred around a pond and All Saints Church with numerous footpaths into the surrounding countryside. There is a village shop/post office, 'Purefoy Arms' Inn, primary school, pre-school and village hall at Preston Candover. More local amenities can be found in the market towns of Alresford and Alton (the latter having a mainline station to Waterloo). Whilst set within rolling countryside, Bradley is within about 10 miles of the M3 (J6) providing access to the M25, the south coast and a mainline station at Basingstoke.

Additional Information

Council Tax Band: E