Wonston, Sutton Scotney, Winchester, Hampshire, SO21

Nestled in the highly sought-after and picturesque village of Wonston, on the edge of the River Dever, this charming single-storey cottage offers a rare opportunity to acquire a truly unique home.

Blending character with modern comfort, the property has been thoughtfully updated to create a welcoming home.

The accommodation is set across one floor and includes a beautifully renovated orangery with a striking lantern light, providing an abundance of natural light and serving as a standout feature of the home. The newly fitted kitchen has been designed in a traditional style and opens into a dining area, making it the perfect spot for entertaining or relaxed family living.

There are two bedrooms, with the principal bedroom benefitting from its own en-suite bathroom. An additional cloakroom further enhances the practicality of the layout. Wooden flooring runs throughout, adding warmth and character to every room.

Outside, the property enjoys off-street parking for two vehicles, as well as a generous garden that provides an ideal space for outdoor living. Situated in an exclusive village setting, this delightful cottage combines charm, comfort, and convenience in a truly idyllic location.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Materials used in construction: Brick

Any alterations/improvemtns been carried out during the current ownership: Yes

Is the property within a conservation area or an area of outstanding natural beauty? Yes

Private drainage: Cesspit

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Wonston is a small village adjacent to Sutton Scotney, north of Winchester and lies alongside the River Dever. The village has local shops and The Wonston Arms pub, which was warded the best little pub in the UK. There is also the Coach & Horses in Sutton Scotney which dates back to 1762. Steeped in history. Winchester is England’s ancient capital city and former seat of King Alfred the Great. There are excellent childcare and school options in the local area. Connections in the area are first class with Bullington Cross providing access to the A303 which links to the M3 and the South West and the A34 to both Newbury and Winchester. Micheldever Station (about 3 miles) has a mainline station on the Waterloo line with London Waterloo about 50 minutes. Sporting amenities in the area include riding, walking over the surrounding unspoilt countryside, golf at Winchester, fishing on the Rivers Itchen, Test and Dever and racing at Newbury and Salisbury.