Mill Court, Upper Froyle, GU34

A very spacious and versatile semi-detached period cottage standing in an exceptional location with distant rural views. The cottage dates from the turn of the last century and has been carefully extended to create an ideal family room with views of the garden and the surrounding countryside from most rooms. Features of note include a large kitchen/dining/family room with bi-fold doors opening out to the rear garden. This is an ideal space for everyday family living. The kitchen/dining area has under floor heating and is set around an island with a stylish range of cabinets and pan drawers together with integrated appliances and a quartz work surface. The further ground floor accommodation includes a lovely sitting room with a fireplace, utility/boot room and cloakroom. There are four well-proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom to the first floor. The principal bedroom has the benefit of an en-suite bathroom. There is also a further reception room or bedroom to the second floor and a useful attic room.

Outside

The garden is a particular feature of the cottage and provides an idyllic setting. The cottage is approached via a private driveway providing parking and access to the double garage with twin up and over doors. The garden is predominantly to the rear and is mainly laid to lawn with several young and mature trees and well-established hedging. In all the grounds extend to about 0.23 of an acre.

Situation

The cottage enjoys long views and stands within the small tranquil country hamlet of Mill Court in between the villages of Holybourne, Upper Froyle and Binsted on the borders of the South Down National Park. Holybourne is adjacent to Alton with a Primary School (Andrews Endowed), infants school, Eggars Secondary School, village inn - The White Hart, hall, church and a number of clubs and associations. The villages of Upper and Lower Froyle have an active community with two public houses, church, village hall and petrol station/shop. The larger village of Bentley has a Church, shop, public house and school. There is also a mainline railway station to London Waterloo at Bentley (about 3.5 miles). The historic market towns of Alton and Farnham also have mainline stations to London Waterloo.