Aylwards Way, Nether Wallop, Stockbridge

Graham & Co are pleased to welcome this two bedroom semi-detached bungalow to the market. The property offers:

Entrance hall
Lounge
Kitchen
Bedroom One
Bedroom Two
Bathroom

Outside
Storage cupboard
Storage out building
Rear Garden
Off road parking

Unfurnished
Available early Dec
Pets considered at £1300pcm

Please note an oven will be installed prior to a tenant moving in. Please note the property is still undergoing some minor works.

Charming Two-Bedroom Bungalow in Nether Wallop – No Onward Chain

Located in a peaceful close just off Five Bells Lane, this two-bedroom semi-detached bungalow offers a wonderful opportunity to create a lovely home in the heart of the sought-after village of Nether Wallop. Positioned within easy walking distance of the village playing fields, park, and tennis court, the property enjoys a quiet yet convenient setting ideal for those seeking a relaxed rural lifestyle. The accommodation includes a welcoming sitting room with French doors that open onto a patio and the enclosed rear garden, creating a pleasant indoor-outdoor connection. At the front of the property, the kitchen features a side door and a useful built-in larder for additional storage. There are two comfortable bedrooms, and while the bungalow would benefit from some updating, it holds excellent potential for modernisation and personalisation. To the front, there is off-road parking and an open-plan garden, while the rear garden is enclosed and offers a private space to relax or entertain. With no onward chain, this property is an appealing option for downsizes, first-time buyers or investors looking to add value in a desirable Hampshire village.

Nether Wallop
The village of Nether Wallop is situated on the edge of Test Valley and is one of three renowned Hampshire villages that are known as ‘The Wallops’. Within the village there is a church, whilst the neighboring village of Over Wallop has a village shop/post office and pub. The nearby market town of Stockbridge offers a wide range of boutique shops, restaurants and pubs, as well as a hotel and reputable butcher. The cathedral cities of Salisbury to the west and Winchester to the east are both within easy driving distance and offer more comprehensive and recreational shopping and education facilities. Leisure facilities that are close include racing at Salisbury, fishing on the River Test and its carriers, golf at Hampshire and Andover clubs, concerts at Broadlands Romsey and extensive riding and walking within the immediate area. The village is also well placed for access to the A303 via the A343 which in turn provides links to the A34 to Winchester and Oxford to the north. The A303 also leads to the M3 and M27 to the south and London, whilst the A30 to the west gives access to Salisbury. Grateley station is approximately 4 miles away providing a fast and regular train service to London Waterloo and further afield at Andover there is a regular service to Waterloo in approximately 70 minutes.