Wyck Lane, Wyck, GU34

This is a very welcoming family home occupying an exceptional elevated location in one of Hampshire's most picturesque settings with breathtaking views. The property has been sensitively improved by the existing owners to provide a bright and spacious home. The versatile and well-proportioned living accommodation takes full advantage of the setting and includes a triple aspect sitting room and a separate adjoining dining room. The sitting room extends to 20'11/ 6.37m and includes a fireplace together with sliding doors opening out to the garden. The kitchen/breakfast room has a range of modern cabinets and work surfaces. Of note, there is also a utility room and two ground floor cloakrooms. From the kitchen, the boot room provides access to a workshop (originally a cart shed) and stairs to a further room (potential guest bedroom/home office) above the double garage. There is scope and potential to convert/alter and enhance this area to create additional accommodation (subject to any necessary planning and building control consents). Within the the main house there are three double bedrooms to the first floor (including a principal bedroom with an en suite bathroom) and a family bathroom. Of note, each of the bath and shower rooms have been completed with stylish sanitary ware.

Outside

The house stands within landscaped grounds providing a tranquil setting with areas of lawn and a variety of young and mature trees together with mixed borders, shrubs and flowering plants. A paved terrace provides an ideal outside seating area. A former cart shed is now a useful workshop and adjoins a tack room and two stables. A shingle driveway is approached via a five bar gate and provides ample parking and access to the double garage.

Situation

The active and tranquil rural hamlet of Wyck stands amidst fine Hampshire countryside between the villages of Binsted, Worldham and Holybourne within the South Downs National Park. The surrounding countryside provides ample opportunity for many country pursuits with many foot and bridle paths nearby. The hamlet has close links to the Parish of Binsted which has a public house 'Binsted Inn', Holy Cross Church, primary school, hall and and recreation ground with a pavilion and a variety of clubs. The villages of Holybourne and Bentley each have a church, primary school, shop/Post Office and public house. There is also a mainline station at Bentley. The market towns of Alton and Farnham provide an extensive range of facilities as well as mainline railway services to London Waterloo.