Braishfield, Romsey

LOCATION:
Braishfield is one of the area's most sought-after country villages, celebrated for its strong community spirit and charming rural character - famously known as the home of Worzel Gummidge. The village offers a range of traditional amenities, including a high-achieving primary school, a church, a social club, a village hall, and an award-winning community shop and delicatessen.  Nestled near the stunning Test Valley and the world-renowned Hillier Gardens, Braishfield is just north of the historic market town of Romsey, providing easy access to a variety of shops, restaurants, and a train station.  Sports enthusiasts will appreciate the village's long-standing football club, established in 1907, one of England's oldest strictly amateur teams, as well as a thriving cricket club.  With two popular village pubs and breathtaking countryside, Braishfield is a haven for walkers, cyclists, and those seeking a quintessential village lifestyle.

FRONT DOOR TO:

SITTING ROOM:
Feature fireplace with inset wood burner (not in use currently), night storage heater, window to the front.  Door to:

HALLWAY:
Stairs to the first floor, window to the side, doors to dining room and:

BATHROOM:
Suite comprising corner bath, pedestal wash basin, low-level WC, part tiled walls, window to the front, part tiled walls.

DINING ROOM:
Feature corner brick fireplace, windows to the side and rear, night storage heater.  Doors to kitchen and;

CONSERVATORY:
Of brick and UPVC construction with door to the rear garden, night storage heater.

KITCHEN:
Fitted with a range of oak-fronted wall and base units with work surfaces over, inset one-and-a-half bowl single drainer sink with mixer tap, space for fridge, space and point for electric cooker, space and plumbing for washing machine, window to the rear.

FIRST FLOOR LANDING:
Radiator.

BEDROOM ONE:
Night storage heater, window to the front, access to loft space, walk-in storage/airing cupboard in the eaves housing the hot water tank.

BEDROOM TWO:
Window to the front.

OUTSIDE:
The property occupies a corner plot having a pleasant enclosed front garden mainly laid to lawn with some trees, flowers and shrubs and side access to the rear garden, along with access via Kiln Lane to a driveway parking at the rear with possible space for garage/carport etc. (may be subject to planning permission).  The rear garden is a delight being mainly laid to lawn and planted with a variety of mature plants and flowering shrubs, beds and borders, garden shed and greenhouse.

Agent's Note:
This property is a cob-style cottage, classed as non-standard construction.  Obtaining a mortgage may require a specialist lender so please ask for further details.

Test Valley Council Tax:
Band: D, Price: £2,206.48 for the year 2025/26