The Dene, Hurstbourne Tarrant, Andover, Hampshire

Martindale offers an exciting opportunity to purchase a considerable detached family home within a popular residential setting in the heart of a thriving village. The property offers over 2,700 ft. of light-filled and flexible accommodation arranged over two floors, with plenty of potential for cosmetic updating and value adding.
The brick-built property opens to a bright entrance hall with a stairway, cloakroom and utility. The ground floor is home to five versatile reception rooms, with a family room opening into the 20 ft. sitting room, with its feature fireplace, multiple aspects and wide glazed doors to the south-facing terrace. Further is an additional family room with dual aspects, a fireplace and a wall-to-wall window panel affording a wealth of natural light and views to the patio. There is also a front-facing music room/study and a 22 ft. formal dining room opening out onto the kitchen. The kitchen itself features a range of attractive wall and base cabinetry and worksurfaces, with ample space for informal dining.
The roomy first-floor landing opens to five well proportioned bedrooms, a separate modern family bathroom and shower room. The 23 ft. principal suite also benefits from an array of fitted wardrobes and a contemporary en suite bathroom.

The property sits within a prime residential plot with a great degree of privacy, surrounded by towering tree lines and approached via a generous tarmac driveway flowing up and around to two single attached garages. Lush climbers adorn the façade, with neat lawn and shrubs wrapping around to the rear garden, with its desirable south-westerly aspect. The neat lawn is bordered by a plethora of well-stocked beds and herbaceous planting, with a paved terrace beside the home and a decked adjacent veranda offering the ideal spaces for dining al fresco.

The charming village of Hurstbourne Tarrant is surrounded by the North Wessex Downs AONB and offers a range of everyday amenities, including an Ofsted Outstanding primary school, a store, popular public house, a tearoom, playing fields and more. The market town of Andover is around 6 miles distant and provides an even more comprehensive range of shopping, educational and leisure facilities, along with a mainline railway station with frequent London links. The A303, M3 and M4 offer convenient access to the West Country and London, with Newbury and the cathedral cities of Salisbury and Winchester also within easy reach.