Nether Wallop, Stockbridge, Hampshire, SO20

A simply charming Grade II Listed 16th century cottage with an abundance of character in this sought after village.

Rags Corner is a fine example of 16th century architecture. The home has been lovingly restored blending the character of the period with modern day convenience. There is an abundance of exposed timbers, wooden floors, and inglenook fireplaces to touch on just a few of the character features this home has to offer.

The sitting room is a very spacious yet cozy room with a triple aspect, which in turn leads to a study and an interesting nook to the southern corner. Also within this wing of the home is a formal dining room and utility room. Through a passage with cloakroom and pantry off, you are taken to the rear wing where there is a modern kitchen, designed in keeping with the character of this home, and complete with AGA. Next to this is a breakfast room.

Above the rear wing of the cottage the master bedroom suite is a private escape and features a large triple aspect room, an opulent en-suite with roll top bath and shower, and a walk in dressing room with an abundance of wardrobes. The two further bedrooms are also spacious doubles both with their own bathroom facilities.

In addition to the main house Rags Corner comes with a further detached cottage which features a kitchen and shower room with sauna on the ground floor and a bedroom on the first floor.

Outside the cottage sits on a plot of approximately 1/3 of an acre. The gated driveway provides ample space to park several vehicles. The gardens make the most of the lie of the land with a large expanse of lawn perfect for burning off steam and sunken enclosed terraces perfect for putting the world to rights on long summer evenings. An area that will appeal to most is the space between the wings of this house which provide privacy and protection from the elements providing an ideal space for al-fresco dining. There are also some very purposeful and hugely useful outbuildings.

Nether Wallop is one of three villages known as the Wallops. They lie to the west of Stockbridge and have excellent amenities locally, including several well-regarded pubs and Post Office and store. A few miles to the north in Grateley you will find a main line railway station providing a train link into Waterloo. The house is also in easy reach of the Cathedral cities of Salisbury and Winchester.



Test Valley Borough Council - Band G

To be confirmed

From Romsey take the A3057 towards Kings Somborne. After approximately 3.5 miles turn left into Mottisfont Lane and then turn left into Bengers Lane. After approximately 1/2 mile turn right onto the B3084 and proceed for approximately 7 miles. Proceed straight over at the junction with the A30. Take the second turning on the right into Five Bells Lane. On entering the village Rags Corner is on the right hand side.
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