Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, SO20

A charming detached Grade II listed period home with immense character, set on a wonderful 0.25-acre plot in a highly sought-after Test Valley village.

Description

The Old Post Office occupies an exceptional position in the very heart of Longstock, one of the most sought-after villages in the Test Valley. Steeped in history and charm, this Grade II listed property offers a rare opportunity to create a truly individual home in an unrivalled location.

This charming cottage retains the character of its origins but is now in need of complete renovation. The accommodation is arranged over two floors, with a traditional layout that includes a welcoming sitting room, large kitchen, study, pantry and cloakroom on the ground floor, together with two double bedrooms and bathroom on the second floor. The layout coupled with the property's inherent character, offers immense scope for sensitive restoration, subject to the necessary consents. This is a wonderful property for those seeking to combine charm and character with potential; a rare opportunity to take on a Grade II listed building in one of Hampshire's most desirable villages, with a garden and position that set it apart.

The property enjoys a substantial plot extending to just over 0.25 acres, with a superb garden of remarkable size for a property of this kind. The garden stretches back to reveal glorious open views over the surrounding countryside, creating a sense of peace and seclusion whilst remaining firmly within the village core. Mature trees and generous lawns form a beautiful backdrop and provide an ideal canvas for landscaping or simply for enjoying the space and outlook.
There is also off road parking, which also has the potential to be expanded, stp.

Location

Old Post Office is situated in a conservation area within the heart of the popular Test Valley village of Longstock in some of Hampshire's most attractive rolling countryside, close to the market town of Stockbridge. This pretty Test-side village is extremely sought after and known for its delightful pub hotel, The Peat Spade. The neighbouring village of Stockbridge is picturesque and popular with a variety of local shops, galleries and interesting boutiques. In addition it has an excellent range of restaurants and public houses, and also first-class local amenities including a church, doctors' surgery, renowned butchers Robinsons, and both primary and
secondary schools.

There is also good access to both cathedral cities of Winchester and Salisbury and easy access to Andover, Southampton and Romsey. Grateley Station is conveniently located approximately 3 miles from Over Wallop, providing an excellent service to London Waterloo (1 hour 16 mins). The A303, which is approximately six miles away, gives access to the South West, London and the north.

This part of Hampshire is well known for its many highly regarded schools, which include Farleigh Preparatory School, Godolphin, Winchester College, St Swithun's, and the Salisbury Grammar Schools.

Square Footage: 1,235 sq ft


Acreage: 0.25 Acres

Additional Info

Mains water and electricity.
Freehold
Council Tax Band E