The beautifully named Mistleberry House is a wonderful five bedroom family home, presented in superb order, within a highly sought after village in the Chalke Valley

The main reception room provides a generous sitting area with inglenook fireplace and log-burner and a further dining area for more formal entertaining.

The kitchen really is the heart of this home, with stone-flagged floor, bench seats overlooking the side garden, electric two-oven Aga and a large island with breakfast bar. There is ample space for informal family dining, with fitted kitchen units providing a back-up Bosch oven and induction hob over.

Just off the kitchen is the study/family room with exposed brick feature wall. There is also a utility room with plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer, along with the downstairs loo which also has a walk-in shower.

The rear hallway has a full height OS plan of the local area along one wall, connecting the kitchen with the boot room and with stairs to the first floor landing.

Upstairs, the landing is flooded with natural light thanks to the clever design of the roof lights above the adjoining garden room.

This room was part of the 2020 extension and greatly improves the connection of the house and rear garden, allowing for year-round use with full-width bi-fold doors. One end has been fitted with a galley kitchen and breakfast bar to allow for easy entertaining and alfresco dining.

White-washed floorboards enhance the sense of light and space on the first floor.
The principal bedroom is dual aspect, with an ensuite bathroom and fitted wardrobes, whilst the principal guest bedroom has an ensuite shower room.

Three further bedrooms lie at the other end of the landing which works well for family living; one has a lovely, exposed brick feature wall. These bedrooms share a family bathroom with rolltop bath and plumbing for shower over.

The owners have enhanced the front courtyard garden, with attractive stone walling and a cobbled path leading to the oak-framed porch to the front door. To the side, electric gates open into a cobbled parking area for two cars, with access via a side door directly into the family kitchen.

Cantilevered steps lead up to the raised kitchen garden area, with a path around to the rear garden.

Designed to connect the house immediately to the back garden, the first floor garden room has full width bi-folding doors to the sandstone flagged terrace, and steps up to the gently sloping rear lawn. The views from the back look across the village to the far side of the valley.