Upham Street, Upham, Southampton, Hampshire, SO32

A most charming and particularly spacious three bedroom cottage, meticulously and sympathetically restored, improved and extended by the current owners.

This beautifully crafted character home is sat in generous gardens of approximately a third of an acre in the peaceful semi rural village of Upham, and features a detached SELF-CONTAINED ONE BEDROOM ANNEXE.

The beautifully presented living space extends to over 2000 sq ft, with a fabulous open plan kitchen/dining/family room the hub of the home, featuring flagstone flooring and a vaulted roof light making a very bright and airy space. There are two further beamed reception rooms - a study/office and a sitting room, a wonderful and very generous utility/boot room is just off the kitchen, and the ground floor is completed with a double bedroom with a contemporary shower room adjacent. On the first floor there are two further double bedrooms, both adorned with old beams and timber flooring, both sharing the family bathroom.

Outside there are lovely gardens of around a third of an acre stretrching around three sides of the home, which is set back from the road. The gardens are mainly lawn with a variety of amture trees and shrubs providing a good degree of privacy. The property is approached by a gravel driveway for several vehicles leading to a substantial detached self contained annexe with an integral garage. The annexe comprises a very large open plan living/kitchen space on the ground floor, with a double bedroom and bathroom on the first floor.

This unique home is situated in a sought after semi rural village just outside of the medieval market town of Bishops Waltham and on the edge of The South Downs National Park with stunning walks and scenery on the doorstep.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Materials used in construction: Brick, flint and cement

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This property is superbly set within the rural village of Upham, a small village and civil parish in Hampshire situated on the edge of the South Down National Park and is nestled within the rolling Hampshire countryside. It has a primary school, church, shop, village hall and pubs. Upham is approximately 7 miles from Winchester where there is a wide range of shops, restaurants and bars and 2.25 miles from the medieval market town of Bishop's Waltham. There are several gastro pubs nearby including the Brushmakers Arms, Upham and the Robin Hood in Durley. The area offers a selection of the country’s finest private schools, with the preparatory schools of Twyford and Pilgrims and the highly regarded secondary schools of Winchester College and St Swithun's. Connections are excellent with the M3 and M27 within easy reach.