Grateley, Andover, Hampshire, SP11

Set within a beautiful, expansive plot and surrounded by breathtaking open countryside, this delightful three-bedroom bungalow offers a rare blend of rural tranquillity and historic charm.

Forming part of an exclusive collection of former farm buildings once associated with the nearby manor house, the property retains a sense of heritage while providing comfortable and versatile modern living.

Constructed in an appealing mix of brick, block and timber beneath a slate roof, the property sits in an idyllic rural setting with far reaching views that create a wonderful sense of peace and seclusion.

The accommodation, while full of character, is now in need of some modernisation, offering an exciting opportunity for a buyer to update and reimagine the space to suit their own tastes.
Thoughtfully laid out and designed for modern living, the property features generous rooms, excellent natural light, and flexible spaces ideal for families, downsizers, or those seeking a home with room to work remotely. At the heart of the property is a large dual aspect family room providing an impressive open area perfect for relaxing or entertaining with doors to the outside. The adjoining kitchen offers ample workspace and storage. The home offers three well-proportioned bedrooms, including a spacious principal bedroom with en-suite shower room. Bedrooms two and three are also generously sized, comfortably accommodating double beds or serving as versatile guest or hobby rooms. Completing the layout is a practical study/home office with a family bathroom and additional cloakroom for added convenience.

Located within a desirable location, this property provides an excellent blend of space and versatility—ideal for those seeking a single level home with room to grow.

Additionally, there is planning permission granted to demolish the existing property and build a sizeable replacement dwelling and garage with associated parking and access. Planning ref 21/03617/FULLN.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Materials used in construction: Brick and tile roof.

Drainage is via a septic tank. There is no gas (the property is heated by oil).

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Grateley is a highly desirable rural location known for its peaceful atmosphere, rich history, and strong sense of community. It is a charming village featuring traditional architecture, thatched cottages, and idyllic surroundings. The village benefits from a range of everyday amenities including a local pub, village hall, post office, and well-regarded primary school, all contributing to a welcoming and close?knit community feel. Nature lovers will appreciate the abundance of local footpaths, farmland, and Hampshire Downs countryside on the doorstep, perfect for walking, cycling, and exploring the outdoors.
Grateley is particularly well connected. The railway station offers direct services to London Waterloo and Salisbury, making it an ideal location for commuters seeking a peaceful rural home with convenient transport links. The nearby A303 also provides easy access to regional routes.
The area’s property market features a variety of attractive homes, typically set within generous plots and surrounded by beautiful countryside views. Recent insights highlight the village as a desirable choice for families, professionals, and anyone eager to embrace relaxed rural living while staying well connected to larger towns such as Andover and Salisbury.