Wolfs Lane, Chawton

Nestled in the highly sought-after village of Chawton, this exceptional Grade II listed country home offers a harmonious blend of architectural styles and periods. The main house, dating back to 1810 with Edwardian additions, is complemented by an attached 17th-century cottage.

Meticulously restored and refurbished by the current owner, the property retains its charming character features while incorporating modern elements, such as a stunning new dine-in kitchen with glass doors overlooking the walled garden. The property is gated and surrounded by walls, providing a high level of privacy, yet it remains just a few minutes' walk from the heart of Chawton.



The spacious living areas include a grand entrance hall with an elegant staircase leading to a vast landing above, a generous reception room, a formal dining room, and a separate sitting room, all featuring working fireplaces. The ground floor also boasts a bathroom with a shower, access to a sizable cellar for storage, the original dine-in kitchen with an AGA and ample built-in storage, as well as a newly extended kitchen that offers garden views and access to the patio. A separate utility room and an additional sitting room with a stunning vaulted ceiling complete the ground floor.

The first and second floors offer eight generously sized double bedrooms, including a spacious principal bedroom with built-in wardrobes, an en suite bathroom, and garden views. The first floor also includes two additional bathrooms, a separate WC, and two versatile rooms that could serve as nurseries, dressing rooms, or home offices. The second floor features another bathroom, a WC, and additional flexible-use rooms.

The property’s exterior is equally impressive, featuring a large driveway with ample parking for multiple cars, a 4-acre walled garden complete with a tennis court and a stream at the rear, and a hedged "secret garden" at its center. A patio off the kitchen provides an ideal space for outdoor dining.

Chawton, famously associated with Jane Austen, who spent her later years in the village, offers easy access to scenic countryside walks within the South Downs National Park. The village itself is home to Jane Austen's house, now a museum, along with a delightful tea room, a country pub, and the renowned Chawton House. The property is conveniently located 2.5 miles from Alton train station, offering easy access to London, and has excellent road connections to Winchester and the south coast via the A31. Council Tax Band: Holding Deposit: £1615.00