Owslebury, Winchester, Hampshire, SO21

This charming double fronted family home is set back from the road in a slightly elevated position with stunning views offering in excess of 2000sqft of accommodation.

A pretty porch leads to the front door and through to the welcoming entrance hall, giving access to a useful home office and a separate living room, a great comfortable space that flows through to the open plan kitchen/dining room. This double-aspect room is a wonderful space to enjoy with friends and family, with a large area for dining, a peninsula unit, rangemaster and sliding doors out to the decked terrace, creating a seamless transition of indoor/outdoor living. A useful boot room/utility room, convenient downstairs cloakroom and a snug area complete the ground floor accommodation.

Upstairs, the first floor continues to impress with four generously-sized double bedrooms, two of which have built-in wardrobes and a single bedroom, currently used as a dressing room. All the bedrooms are served by the family bathroom, fitted with a clawfoot bath, basin and toilet and the separate shower room. A paddle staircase leads up to a loft room, which is generous in size and has a door to a large boarded attic, ideal for storage. The majority of rooms on the rear elevation offer really spectacular views of overlapping country fields beyond the garden.

Outside, there is a raised decked terrace leading from the kitchen area providing a great entertaining space. The remaining garden is laid to lawn and is a wonderful size, perfect for a large family or those that are looking for a truly lovely garden with lots of space. Beyond the fence are open fields and countryside views.

Set within the small rural village of Owslebury, south-east of Winchester which is approximately a 10-minute drive away. Owslebury is a delightful village that has beautiful countryside walks, a local school, St Andrews Church, and a village hall. There is the popular Ship Inn public house and a cricket ground that has been in use for approximately 150 years. The splendid and historical cathedral city of Winchester delights with character and diverse architecture, whilst successfully delivering a modern feel concentrated over just a few square miles. As well as national retail chains, Winchester is home to an array of independent boutique shops and eateries and an impressive farmers market. Winchester is also highly renowned for its outstanding educational establishments ranging from both private and state schools to popular sixth form college and the oldest public school in the United Kingdom. Coast and country lifestyle pursuits are all within striking distance as the city is well placed for the South Downs National Park, the New Forest, the Meon Valley and both Bournemouth and Portsmouth’s beaches. Equally, the capital is commutable within the hour, using rail connections to London Waterloo and with Southampton’s international airport.

SERVICES
Mains water and electricity.
Oil fired central heating.
Private drainage system - Winchester City Council have managed the septic tank for over 30 years