Brightstone Lane, Lower Farringdon, Alton, Hampshire

Tucked away in a private and quiet location in Farringdon, occupying a lovely plot approaching 1/2 acre, is this deceptively spacious detached bungalow with beautifully proportioned and bright living accommodation throughout.

Set back from the lane, this privately set bungalow features well proportioned accommodation including a sitting room with a large window and patio doors opening to the garden and an arch to the dining room again having a lovely outlook over the garden. The kitchen has a range of units at high and low level and room for a breakfast/informal dining table and chairs and leads to the utility room.

Complementing the living space are three bedrooms and a bathroom.

The gardens and grounds, which extend to 0.24 acres, are an undoubted feature of this home. To the front, a drive leads passed lawns to the parking area. Screened by high hedges and fencing, the mature side and rear gardens include a patio adjacent to the sitting room and lawns with well stocked beds and borders sweeping down to the end where there are lovely far reaching views across fields.

Freehold
Mains water, electricity and drainage
Oil central heating
East Hampshire District Council. Tax Band F

Lower Farringdon is surrounded by countryside within the South Downs National Park. The villages of Upper and Lower Farringdon have two pubs, a cafe and village hall. Nearby are the historic villages of Selborne - home of Gilbert White and Chawton where Jane Austen wrote Pride & Prejudice.

3.5 miles to the north is the market town of Alton which provides an excellent variety of shops and amenities including a main line station with services into London Waterloo in just over one hour, which is also the home of the Watercress Line Heritage Steam Railway. Close to the station is Waitrose and on the edge of the town are Aldi, Lidl and Wickes. The Town Centre features Sainsburys, M&S Foodhall, Iceland, Boots, Superdrug, Costa, Nero, Grape Tree, Holland & Barratt and W H Smith along with pubs, coffee shops and restaurants, museum and gallery. There is a weekly produce market in the High Street and regular craft and farmers markets. The town is surrounded by countryside where outdoor activities can be enjoyed and Alton Sports Centre provides a wide range of facilities. The nearby A32 provides links to the south coast.

Please contact Homes, Alton Office for more information or to make a viewing appointment.