Church Hill, Nether Wallop, Stockbridge, Hampshire, SO20

Truly a dream home, this Grade II listed barn conversion is one of a kind. Nestled within an exclusive cul-de-sac comprising a Grade I listed Saxon barn, just two other barn conversions and the original farmhouse, this private yet welcoming community is truly unique.

Entering the property through a spacious porch with ample integrated seating and storage, you are immediately welcomed into the heart of the home.

The centrepiece is a spectacular 25ft-wide atrium with soaring vaulted ceilings reaching approximately 20ft in height. Flooded with natural light from floor-to-ceiling glazing and Velux windows, this breathtaking space perfectly showcases the barn's magnificent original timber frame. The striking historic beams are believed to have originated from the bow of a sailing ship built in Southampton, creating a truly remarkable architectural feature.

From this impressive central space, every part of the home, including the garden, is easily accessed.

To the left-hand side of the barn lies the accommodation, thoughtfully arranged over two floors. The property offers four well-proportioned bedrooms, two bathrooms and a separate shower room. On the ground floor are three generous double bedrooms, a family bathroom and a separate shower room, all connected by a spacious hallway that can be closed off from the main living space, creating an ideal family or guest wing.

Upstairs is the exceptional principal suite. A luxurious four-piece bathroom features a walk-in shower and whirlpool bath, with integrated airing cupboard storage opposite. Beyond a charming, characterful doorway lies the principal bedroom itself—an idyllic retreat. Spacious enough to comfortably accommodate any size of bed, the room benefits from integrated wardrobes and an abundance of natural light, courtesy of a dramatic A-frame window above the bed and four Velux windows.

To the right-hand side of the barn is a beautifully proportioned kitchen featuring integrated appliances and a traditional AGA as its centrepiece. There is ample room for a large dining table, while the central island creates a warm and sociable family space, perfect for everyday living and entertaining alike.

Above the kitchen is a mezzanine floor overlooking the atrium. This versatile area is divided into two highly practical spaces. The first is a soundproof home office with views over the garden and an integrated desk. Outside this room is a further workspace, although previous owners have used this flexible area as a snug, television room, children's playroom or additional reception space.

The property further benefits from two car ports, a storage shed located behind the house, and ample off-road parking to the front.


PROPERTY INFORMATION:
Council Tax: Band G.
Services:
• Mains Electricity
• No Gas
• Private Water & Drainage
Broadband: Fibre to the Cabinet. (Checked on Openreach August 2026).
Mobile Signal: Coverage With Certain Providers.
Heating: Oil fired Boiler
EPC Rating: Band D
Parking: Driveway
Holding Deposit = 1 Weeks Rent
Security Deposit = 5 Weeks Rent

Location:
Occupying an elevated position at the top of a hill, the property enjoys stunning views across beautiful rolling countryside. It is a truly idyllic setting, offering the very essence of quintessential British country living.

To the north of the property, there is easy access into Nether Wallop via a public right of way, leading directly to the village recreation ground, which has recently been enhanced with an outdoor gym and running track. The surrounding countryside also offers an abundance of walking, cycling and riding routes, making this an exceptional location for those seeking a rural
lifestyle without compromising on convenience.

The area offers a welcoming community, a well-regarded primary school, shop and beautiful countryside walks. Combining the charm of village living with excellent transport links and everyday amenities nearby, Nether Wallop is an ideal location for those seeking a relaxed Hampshire lifestyle.

Furthermore just 3.5 miles away, the picturesque market town of Stockbridge offers an excellent range of independent boutiques, cafés, restaurants and everyday amenities, together with its renowned High Street and the world-famous River Test. The nearby village of Broughton further enhances the area's appeal, offering a popular pub and excellent walking routes. Together, these neighbouring locations provide an exceptional balance of rural tranquillity and convenient access to a wide range of services and leisure opportunities.

For schooling, the property is ideally situated between the historic cities of Winchester and Salisbury, offering convenient access to a selection of well-regarded schools. This provides an excellent choice for families seeking quality education within easy reach.