Gracious Street, Selborne, GU34

The house was designed to take full advantage of the views of the Selborne Hangers and to complement the established and tranquil village setting with a beautiful south-east aspect to the rear. The generous accommodation is anchored by a magnificent galleried dining hall—a striking central space that immediately conveys a sense of openness and light. The principal sitting room is generous and beautifully proportioned, featuring a stone fireplace with a wood burning stove together with double doors that open into a superb vaulted oak-framed garden room. Bathed in natural light from the lantern ceiling and expansive glazing, this wonderful space connects effortlessly with the garden—perfect for entertaining or quiet reflection alike. Additional reception rooms include a charming snug (currently fitted with a lift to the first floor) and a dedicated study, offering flexibility for family life and home working.

A spacious kitchen/breakfast room provides an ideal space for relaxed dining and is fitted with a range of traditional cabinetry, ample work surfaces and a dual-plate Aga.

There are five well-proportioned bedrooms, including two bedroom suites and a family bathroom to the first floor.

Outside

The house stands within beautifully landscaped and well-tended grounds, providing an idyllic setting with far-reaching views towards the Selborne Hangers. Broad areas of lawn are complemented by flower and shrub borders, a variety of mature and young trees, a rockery and a series of ornamental ponds. A generous terrace offers the perfect space for outdoor dining and entertaining. The property is approached via a shared tarmac drive leading to a private driveway and a detached double garage, with a wood store and garden shed discreetly positioned within the grounds.

Situation

Selborne has a strong community with a public house - 'The Selborne Arms’, St Mary’s Church, village hall and Selborne C of E Primary School. Gracious Street is a small rural lane leading through open countryside to Newton Valence. The village is set amidst fine Hampshire countryside between the villages of Hawkley and Farringdon within the South Downs National Park. Renowned for its association with Gilbert White, the 18th Century naturalist, the village is home to Gilbert White’s House and Museum and is surrounded by scenery of outstanding natural beauty lying at the foot of a beech covered hanger. The surrounding countryside provides ample opportunity for many country pursuits. White’s Café forms part of the Museum and is a popular village meeting place.

Property Ref Number:

HAM-60990