Hattingley Road, Medstead, Alton, Hampshire, GU34

Enjoy a tranquil life, with country walks straight from the front door in this extremely picturesque detached period cottage. Located in the rural hamlet of Hattingley, the property boasts a large and fully enclosed cottage garden, benefitting from far reaching country views across fields and vineyards, with direct access to a large network of footpaths.

The lower floor consists of an extremely large kitchen/diner with quarry tiled flooring, original inglenook fireplace, cooker and hob and with access via a stable door into the stunning rear cottage garden and split level terrace. There is also a spacious and newly decorated sitting room with log burner and views to the front and rear garden. Doors from the sitting room lead through to the triple aspect conservatory, making you feel part of the garden even when the weather is cooler. To complete the lower floor is a guest cloakroom and spacious front porch.

Upstairs you will find two good sized double bedrooms also with wonderful views and original oak beams. The main bedroom has sizable fitted wardrobes and the second bedroom a small fitted wardrobe. There are also two airing cupboards on the landing. To further add to the features of this property there is a boarded loft with access ladder, mains gas central heating with Nest control, small garage with power and lights, parking for three cars, greenhouse with electricity supply and garden shed.

Security Deposit: £2423.10 (based on advertised rental price)
Holding Deposit: £484.62 (based on advertised rental price)
Minimum Term: 12 Months
Council Tax Band: F

Set high at the top of Chalky Hill with views to Cheesefoot Head, Laurel Cottage is a short distance from the village of Medstead with amenities including a village shop, pub and post office, as well as St. Andrew's Church. The property is situated between the historic market towns of Alton and Alresford, which offer a more extensive range of facilities. The well-regarded Medstead Church of England Primary School lies immediately south of the village, within close proximity to Butterflies Preschool, and a few minutes’ drive from Eggar’s Secondary School in nearby Alton. Outdoor pursuits include breathtaking walks in ancient woodland with a network of footpaths over the varied landscapes, as well as riding and rambling which are all available. The parish flower meadow is within close proximity and has a vibrant array of wildlife. Road and rail links are provided by the M3 motorway and Alton train station with a regular service to London Waterloo, making for a simple commute to London.

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