Braust House, Weyhill, SP11 0PP

Deceptively spacious with in excess of 1500 square feet of accommodation, this ground-floor flat is completely unique and combines modern living with period charm throughout, all set within picturesque communal gardens. Located on the edge of the village of Weyhill, close to many local amenities, the property benefits from allocated parking plus private access to a terraced seating area to one side which overlooks the communal gardens. The accommodation is arranged over two floors and includes a ground floor with a communal entrance with a front door leading into a hallway, a stunning, light and airy living room, a good-sized kitchen/dining room, two bedrooms, a family bathroom and an office/nursery. An added bonus comes in the form of a basement which has been sympathetically updated to include a charming bar and social room alongside a utility room plus a storeroom and an additional office.

The living room has a front aspect with a light and airy theme thanks to two large sash windows allied with period high ceilings. The period character is enhanced by tasteful decor, traditional column radiators, a picture rail and an open fireplace, set on a sandstone hearth. The kitchen/dining room has a sash window to one side and includes an induction hob with oven/grill below, an integrated fridge freezer and dishwasher, a one-and-a-half bowl ceramic sink and drainer as well as full-height, built-in storage. Both bedrooms have a front aspect, each with sash windows and window shutters, with the master bedroom benefitting from fitted wardrobe storage plus a cosy wood-burning stove set within an original open fireplace with a granite hearth. The family bathroom includes a panelled bath with a rainfall shower system over, a wc, a vanity hand wash basin with deep drawer storage below and a heated towel rail. A door opens into a built-in airing cupboard housing the gas boiler.

Just off the kitchen is a stairwell that leads down to the basement, a practical space that continues the character theme that this property provides. Enhanced by the current owners, the basement with exposed brick flooring and whitewashed walls comprises a bar and social room, a utility room with space and plumbing for a washing machine along with storage and worksurfaces, a good-sized storeroom plus an additional office room.

Famous for the site of the ancient Weyhill Fair, the village of Weyhill is located just two and a half miles west of Andover with the property located just off the A342, Andover to Weyhill road, just a short distance from the most recent fairground site and St Michaels and All Angels church. Village amenities include a petrol station with a convenience store, a farm shop, a garden centre with a food hall and a restaurant and a renowned Indian restaurant. The Weyhill Fairground Site is now home to a Craft Centre with a number of bespoke and artisan retailers, plus a café and a village hall. Andover offers a range of shopping, educational and recreational facilities, including a college of further education, a cinema, theatre and leisure centre. The mainline railway station runs a direct route to London's Waterloo in just over an hour, whilst the nearby A303 offers good road access to both London and the West Country.