Old Winton Road, Andover, SP10 2DS

Perfectly positioned with an elevated outlook to the rear over Andover's Golf Course, this characterful Edwardian detached house maintains an excellent balance between period charm and modern living. The property benefits from a popular location close to not only schools catering for all age groups, but also numerous local and town centre amenities along with open countryside which is literally on the doorstep. The accommodation itself, extended in 2007, comprises a ground floor with an entrance hallway, a front-aspect living room, a cloakroom, a dining room complete with a wood-burning stove, a study, a light and airy kitchen/breakfast room and utility room. The first floor provides a master bedroom with far-reaching views over the golf course, along with two further bedrooms and a bathroom. All three bedrooms have built-in or fitted wardrobe storage. Outside, there is driveway parking to the front and a practical rear garden with an elevated decked seating area and an outdoor bar with power and lighting alongside a patio seating area.

Andover offers a range of shopping, educational and recreational facilities, including a college of further education, a cinema, theatre and leisure centre. The mainline railway station runs a direct route to London's Waterloo in just over an hour, whilst the nearby A303 offers good road access to both London and the West Country. Old Winton Road can be found on the southern side of Andover off Winchester Road and has its own convenience store and also benefits from being on a town centre bus route. The location provides good access not only to the town centre but also open countryside with the start of the historic Ladies Walk just a few metres from the property. Rooksbury Mill Nature Reserve, Harewood Forest and the outlying Clatford villages are all a short distance away also, with Andover Golf Club located on Winchester Road and the Hampshire Golf Club a short distance further on as Winchester Road heads towards Wherwell and Chilbolton with the Test Valley and the small town of Stockbridge beyond. Stockbridge straddles the River Test which flows through its high street and offers an abundance of independent specialist shops, tearooms, pubs and restaurants, many of which serve local produce.