Ramsdean

A stylish barn conversion with separate annexe and delightful gardens, enjoying a lovely rural position with exceptional views.

The Property - An attractive, stylish and beautifully appointed barn conversion offering a wonderful synergy of light, space, functionality and character with more modern conveniences including underfloor heating, fibre broadband and contemporary fitments. A most impressive vaulted reception / dining room and descending steps leading to a spacious open plan kitchen / breakfast is the principal feature of the barn, which ideally lends itself to family living and/or entertaining purposes. With bedrooms arranged on both levels, the barn also offers flexibility of living and furthermore enjoys a delightful rural location with the most wonderful outlook and countryside views across fields towards the South Downs.

The Annexe/Adjoining Store - Located in a separate building just a few yards away from the main house is the Annexe, which is notably light and stylish in its presentation with adjoining store, that could easily be included into the annexe arrangement upon seeking the necessary consents.

Outside - The property is approached via a gravel drive leading to an extensive parking area. The gardens are a delightful feature of the property, having been attractively landscaped to offer differing ‘areas’ to relax, entertain and enjoy the wonderful views and rural surroundings and include formal gardens, patios and lawned areas, extending in all to approximately 0.55 Acres (0.22 ha)

Location - Enjoying a lovely rural setting surrounded by open countryside, the property is located in the pretty hamlet of Ramsdean, just a few miles south west of Petersfield within the South Downs National Park. Ramsdean is a small rural community with a local shop in East Meon, village school at Langrish or more extensive shopping and recreational facilities in the nearby market town of Petersfield. Petersfield railway station has scheduled services to London Waterloo and there are excellent schooling options both in the state and private sector locally with TPS at Petersfield, or Churcher’s College, Bedales and Ditcham Park School. The A272 passes to the north connecting Petersfield to Winchester and the A3 is located at Petersfield providing access to Guildford, London and the South Coast.

Services: Mains water; mains electricity; oil fired central heating; private drainage; underfloor heating throughout the ground floor of the barn and throughout the annexe.
Local Authority: East Hampshire District Council,
Council Tax Band: G
EPC – TBC
Agent’s Notes:
•Broadband – Fibre Broadband
•Mobile phone coverage – Limited (indoors); Likely (outdoors) Ofcom
•Construction of mainly brick, stone and timber with oak frame