Burdock Close, Goodworth Clatford, Andover, Hampshire, SP11

A MODERN DETACHED FAMILY HOUSE SITUATED IN A SOUGHT AFTER RESIDENTIAL CLOSE WITH EXTENDED GARDENS TO THE REAR OVERLOOKING FARMLAND


A mature detached family house, understood to have been built in 1977, constructed of brick elevations under a tiled roof with the benefit of UPVC double glazed windows and doors and also gas fired central heating. The accommodation comprises a reception hall with cloakroom, a spacious double aspect living room with log burning stove and glazed double doors into a separate dining room leading through to an exceptionally large conservatory constructed of white aluminium double glazed units with French doors leading into the garden. In addition there is also a separate study/office and a well fitted kitchen with oak units, granite work surfaces and breakfast bar. To the first floor there is a spacious landing, a master bedroom with en suite shower room and stunning views over the rear garden to fields beyond, three further bedrooms and a family bathroom. A particular feature of the property is the garden - the current owners purchased an additional piece of land in recent years extending the original garden at the rear.

Agent’s Note: A well presented family house in a enviable quiet position at the top of a well regarded and established close of large detached homes.. This is the first time that the property will be sold in nearly 40 years. The present owners have recently invested in 20 southwesterly facing PV panels together with a battery. This highly efficient system means that for six months of the year only the electric standing charge is paid.

The property is situated in a particularly sought after Close where properties rarely come to the market in the village of Goodworth Clatford, which has a playing field with a new playground, Post Office/store, church, primary school and two public houses, as well as delightful riverside walks. Andover, approximately two miles distant, offers a more comprehensive range of shopping, leisure and educational facilities as well as a mainline railway station providing fast services to Waterloo in just over one hour. The A303 is close at hand for access to London and the West Country; Stockbridge, traversed by the River Test, is approximately five miles to the south and the cathedral cities of Winchester and Salisbury are within about 30 minutes’ drive.