Trout Lane, Nether Wallop, Stockbridge, Hampshire, SO20

An individual, detached home combining a spacious bungalow and small barn, offering well-presented and characterful accommodation with a mainly walled south facing garden and separate woodland garden area, situated at the very end of a track on the edge of the village, enjoying elevated views, peace and privacy.

A detached property offering versatile accommodation, well presented throughout, with a kitchen/breakfast room and living room featuring a log burner and wide folding glazed doors opening into a large conservatory; the property is elevated, affording open views down the valley and over the rooftops of older village properties. Centrally located are two double bedrooms, bathroom, fitted study or potential small fourth bedroom, and a useful boot room/laundry, while at the far end is the main bedroom wing housed within a period former outbuilding, complete with en-suite shower room and its own raised decked to the garden outside. The main garden is very sheltered, being largely enclosed by an old thatch-capped cob wall and beautifully landscaped, while the front of the property faces a rural track and footpath reducing to just a footpath beyond the main entrance, with parking, double garage/carport/storage, and a separate wooded garden currently used by the present owner for fires, woodwork and camping, all set within an enviable quiet setting offering a rural lifestyle whilst remaining conveniently close to Stockbridge.

The property is situated in the heart of the village of Nether Wallop which has a primary school, church and village hall. The nearby village of Over Wallop has a shop/post office, church and public house. Middle Wallop has a garage/store, public house and village hall. There is also an excellent garage/store in nearby Kentsboro. Just a short distance away is Danebury Iron Age Hill Fort and Danebury Vineyard. The picturesque town of Stockbridge is within 5 miles; Salisbury, Winchester and Andover are all within a 20 minute drive and offer a comprehensive range of shopping, educational and leisure facilities, as well as mainline railway stations providing fast services to Waterloo in about 1 hour and 15 minutes. There is also a mainline railway station in nearby Grateley which has excellent car parking and frequent trains to Waterloo. Basingstoke is also within a 30 minute drive, the A303 is also close at hand allowing convenient access to London and the West Country.