Church Road, Upper Farringdon, GU34

The cottage is believed to date from 1648 and is full of character with exposed beams and Inglenook fireplaces. The accommodation is light and airy with many of the rooms have a twin aspect including a spacious sitting room with a wood burning stove and a very welcoming dining room with a multi-fuel stove. There is also a second sitting room/snug and study. The living accommodation is complemented with a kitchen/breakfast room and an adjoining utility/boot room. The kitchen is fitted with a range of eye and base level cabinets and work surfaces together with an electric hob and oven. There are four bedrooms, dressing room and two bathrooms to the first floor.

This is a very appealing and interesting village home occupying a tranquil setting with an attractive landscaped garden.

Outside

The partly walled south-facing rear garden has been landscaped to take full advantage of the setting with areas of lawn together with flower and shrub borders including a selection of alliums and roses and a variety of young and mature trees including a walnut and silver birch. A terrace provides an ideal outside seating area to the rear. The garden extends via a walk-through pergola into an area of raised flower borders with further areas of lawn and several fruit trees. A shingle driveway provides a parking space and access to the carport. There is a greenhouse set within the rear garden together with a very useful detached barn to the rear of the car port (with power and water connected).

Situation

Upper Farringdon is set amidst fine Hampshire countryside within the South Downs National Park and has an active community with 'The Rose and Crown' Inn and All Saints Church. Of note, there is a primary school and further public house in Chawton, renowned for its links with Jane Austen. Alton has a good range of high street shops, Sainsbury's, Waitrose and M&S Simply Food, weekly and specialist markets, schooling for all age groups, sports centre and station to Waterloo.